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Surpreet Patheja

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Depends on your category.

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Depends what category you come under.

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mani khanna

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Hi,
To become a Lecturer, one has to apply, appear and crack NET exam after Post Graduation Degree with required eligibility.
NET 0- National Eligibility Test conducted by UGC twice every year one in June and other December every year for selection of Lectureship and award to JRF(Junior Research Fellowship).
The eligible candidate must be an Indian National having completed 55% marks(50% for SC/ST candidate) in any stream from a recognised University. Thetre is no upper age limit for those applying for Lectureship but those applying for JRF should be within the age of 28 years.

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Akshat Raj

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IIM-Bangalore has some strict percentage criteria for boards (80% above in 10th and 12th, if I am not wrong). So, B might be off the books, but you still seem to have a decent chance at C with a high percentile. I don't want to be blunt, but you will really need to nail CAT hard. Otherwise, try looking at ISB, etc. wherein the admission isn't so marks based.
Good luck.

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Sampurna GoswamiEducation counselor

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Hi Manish,
It is difficult to predict the colleges before the cut-offs are announced. Also, you did not mention your location.

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