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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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Diploma in Civil Engineering is a 3-year long course in engineering, specializing in the design, construction, and maintenance of the physical and naturally built environments, such as roads, bridges, canals, dams, and buildings. This course can be pursued after class 10th.

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Hi Aditya. IIM admission process involves three stages. The first stage is the minimum percentile requirement in CAT which differs from IIM to IIM. The second stage consists of What (Written Ability Test) / PI (Personal Interview) or AWT rounds. Shortlisted candidates from second-round go through to the third stage where extracurricular activities, work experience, the academic record is weighed in. On the basis of all these three stages, you get an admission into this premier management institute of India. One important requirement to qualify for getting shortlisted by the Iims is scoring high and balanced sectional percentile in CAT.
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BHAWNA BHOJWANI

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Your +2 and 10th percentage is comparatively low than required by most of MBA colleges. Even though your graduation percentage is decent but securing good college and a loan would be difficult with such marks (10th and +2). Also the loan amount is subjective to the university/ college where you want to take admission and the course you want to enroll for.

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An average of 60-70% is the minimum required percentage to secure admission in NMIMS. Because most weightage is given to MBA entrance exam score, PI and GD. I hope it helps.

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