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yash sahani

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Yes, you can apply for CAT exam in the final year of your degree after completing B.Sc. In animation. CAT eligibility criteria are that candidate must have completed graduation degree with a minimum of 50%marks can apply for the exam.

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Sanskar Kumar

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Yes you can get a government college with your scores as compared to the past year cutoffs and results.

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Nirantar Nachan

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Sorry, but your score to get admission in government medical college is quiet low. However, you can try other courses like Physiotherapy occupation therapy B.A. MS and BHMS etc. In these courses you will get admission surely!

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Rishabh MalethaHi I am a college management student

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You should use your electronic sources to fulfill your difficulties as there are so many platforms which gives information for education to crack entrance examinations so there you will get more knowledge and understandable topics, or you can use google to directly search for a specific topic in which you face difficulties. And try to cover topics according to the syllabus given by the conducting authority.

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Tanmay Chavan

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According to me obviously yes because degree is a degree, may it be a correspondence or a regular. It depends on the schools what percentage or grade is required for the exams and for sure it is all upto to you how much you score in your entrance exams. So I think yes you should go for your target and best of luck for your future.

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Akshita yadav

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Yes, anyone with valid degree from UGC recognised university can fill out the form and sit for the exam.

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Pallavi Sharma

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Gonuguntla Venkata Lahari

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Hello, First of all congratulations on your great rank. And all the best. Yes you can get into many top universities as your score is very impressive. Hope my answer is helpful to you. Thank you.

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Sharanya B

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Hello, It depends on the college which you want to get into. If you clear CAT exam with a good percentile you can apply to all b school s all over INDIA. Also b schools like LIBA and Great lake in Chennai doesn't accept TANCET. If you want to get into LIBA or Great lakes go ahead with CAT. Other top MBA schools like ssn school of management, psg, TSM, anna university and all other colleges under Anna University you can get into it through good scores in TANCET. TANCET is comparatively much more easier than CAT exam. All the best.

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Gonuguntla Venkata Lahari

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Hello,
SIBM cut off is declared after the SNAP results are out. Each participating institute declares its own individual SNAP cut off. There is no sectional cut off as a part of the SIBM cut off score.

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