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<p>Since IIM Kozhikode admission is totally entrance based and there is no direct admission allwed at IIM Kozhikode. The admission preparation starts with preparing for the relevant entrance exam. The first step would be to check the last year cutoff of their respective entrance exam. The next step would be to check the previous year question paper. Candidates can take help from mentors and coaching centres. </p>
<p><span aria-haspopup="dialog" aria-expanded="false" aria-controls="radix-:r24:" data-state="closed">Candidates can apply for IIM Kozhikode admission by going to the official government website of their respective entrance exams. The next step is to register on the official website with all the correct details. Candidates must pay the fees and download the application after registration as it will be required in further processes. The next step is to apply at the official website of IIM Kazhikode.</span></p>
<p><span aria-haspopup="dialog" aria-expanded="false" aria-controls="radix-:r21:" data-state="closed">To get admission in Indian institute of Management Kozhikode CAT is mandatory for admission in PGP programme.</span> <span aria-haspopup="dialog" aria-expanded="false" aria-controls="radix-:r22:" data-state="closed">But on other programmes, such as EPGP the college considers EMAT, GMAT or GRE scores.</span> <span aria-haspopup="dialog" aria-expanded="false" aria-controls="radix-:r23:" data-state=&qu... View more
<p>Mathematics is a compulsory subject for architecture admission in almost every Mumbai college. Interestingly, Physics and Chemistry are usually not essential, unlike engineering admissions. Students must also complete 12th grade with a minimum aggregate score, which varies by college. This makes architecture a good option for students who are strong in Maths but not necessarily science-heavy subjects.</p>
<p>To get admission into the University of Dubai, Indian students should choose a course and apply directly via the institution's online portal. Students need <strong>12 years of education </strong>with a <strong>minimum of 60% marks</strong> and proof of English proficiency (like an <strong>IELTS score of 6.0 to 6.5</strong>) for UG courses. </p><p>For PG courses, students would need a <strong>bachelor's degree </strong>with a <strong>3.0 GPA</strong> on a <strong>4.0 scale</strong>. Additional docs like SOP, resume and the letters ... View more
<p>Critical Reasoning questions in CLAT, covered under Logical Reasoning section, are passage-based. Candidates are required to find inference & conclusion as well as flaws in reasoning. You will also find questions on weaken and strengthen as well as assumption identification concepts. Paradox / Resolve type questions are also asked.</p>
<p>For improving Critical Reasoning for CLAT, learn active reading, wherein you break the passage into premises, assumptions, and conclusions. Regularly doing exercises of varied kinds, such as weakening, strengthening, and drawing inferences, along with intensive analysis of previous years' question papers, will surely increase your speed and accuracy.</p>
<p>Analytical Reasoning by M.K. Pandey is one of most respected books for CLAT critical reasoning topic preparation. The book is an excellent resource for learning the basics of argumentation, assumptions, inferences, and conclusions (in accordance with the passage-oriented questions of CLAT).</p>
<p>The optimal period for preparation for Critical Reasoning for CLAT would be 6 to 10 months prior to the exam date, roughly at the beginning or midway through Class 12. During this period, one can develop active reading skills and comprehend logical arguments in addition to practising the inferential type of questions from passages.</p>