The preliminary shortlisting for IIM Shillong PGPM calculates a composite score combining CAT performance and an academic rating. The entrance exam score holds a 65% weight, while the past academic record accounts for 35%. This academic evaluation looks closely at Class 10, Class 12, graduation, and work experience.

IIM Shillong final selection for PGPM is calculated using multiple specific parameters. The personal interview performance and the CAT score are given equal priority, each holding a 40% weightage. The final 20% is divided between the applicant's past academic records and gender diversity points.

Yes it can definitely help after a PGDM in Marketing & IB because digital marketing skills are in high demand across industries. While comparing institutes in Delhi/NCR I found Appwars Technologies to be a good choice because they offer practical training live projects AI based marketing tools and placement support. I also came across Digital Campus Academy and Techiegigs but I'd suggest attending demo classes and choosing the one that focuses more on hands-on learning than just theory. 

For admission to the B.Sc. in Nursing at Chitkara School of Health Sciences under the reserved category, you need to pass 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English as core subjects with a minimum aggregate of 40% to 45%.

For more details, you can check on the given link:

https://www.shiksha.com/college/chitkara-school-of-health-sciences-chitkara-university-chandigarh-52088/admission

Yes, the B.Sc in Nursing eligibility criteria differ for the reserved category candidates at Chitkara School of Health Sciences. 

General category students need to score a minimum of 45% to 50% aggregate marks in their 10+2 examinations while reserved categories such as (SC, ST and BC) have 5% relaxation i.e., 40% aggregate in 10+2.

For the institute-level seats in the MMS program at MET Institute, Mumbai, fee is around INR 4.41 Lakh for 2-year program. Reserved categories (such as SC/ST/OBC/EWS) follow discounted government fee structures.

Best books for Venn diagrams and set theory in the CAT exam are How to Prepare for Data Interpretation for CAT by Arun Sharma and LRDI for CAT by Nishit K. Sinha.

Yes, Venn diagrams are very important for the CAT exam, especially for DILR and Set Theory in Quant. It helps solve overlapping data sets, and save time in exam.

Venn Diagram questions are not fixed every year in CAT, but when they appear in the DILR section, they usually form a single complete set of 4 questions.