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New answer posted•6 years ago
Sir\Mam I got 10cgpa in 10th ,86%in 12th and I got 44% in graduation I also give MAT exam. Can I get good college for MBA?
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Asked by Kamal

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6 years ago
Yes, you can do MBA with less than 50% in graduation also. But, your graduation percentage should be at least 45%. You can't do from IIMs, S. P Jain, Symbiosis, because their minimum criteria are 50%. So choose your college wisely when you are planning to do an MBA.
New answer posted•6 years ago
I have 10th 61.20 % and 12th 61.23 what about my chance IIM a b & c ?
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Asked by Samir

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6 years ago
Data suggests that if you're a candidate with less than 80% marks in class 10th and/or class 12th, and/or less than 60% marks in graduation, chances of you making it to IIM Ahmedabad are significantly lower than the rest of the applicants.
New answer posted•6 years ago
I have scored 82 percentile in Cat. I have scored 72,73,72 % of marks in 10th,12th,Btech respectively along with an experience of 8 months.
40 Views|Posted 6 years ago
Asked by Hitendra

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6 years ago
Hi,
For NIRMA Institute the cut-offs are generally above 90% and experience is also counted in years not just months. See the link below. To score within the 80 percentile on the CAT you'll need a scaled score of 91 (out of a maximum of 300). This translates to 31 questions but only if you answer eve
For NIRMA Institute the cut-offs are generally above 90% and experience is also counted in years not just months. See the link below. To score within the 80 percentile on the CAT you'll need a scaled score of 91 (out of a maximum of 300). This translates to 31 questions but only if you answer eve
New answer posted•6 years ago
Sir ,I missed 10th mark sheet. I applied mba hrm in alagappa university plz replay sir
37 Views|Posted 6 years ago
Asked by Dhivya

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6 years ago
If you are from a reserved category, then yes, you can apply for admission here but if not, you are not eligible. Minimum eligibility for admission in PG courses is 50% in Bachelors degree in relevant subject.
New answer posted•6 years ago
What should be my percentile to get into IIM-A/B/C IF I have 92.6%,77.8%,7.22cgpa in 10th,12th and in graduation respectively for a sc male.
79 Views|Posted 6 years ago
Asked by Vikash

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6 years ago
The expected CAT percentile cutoff of IIMs for asked category are given below.
1. IIM-A
Sectional cutoff=60
Overall cutoff= 70
2. IIM-B
Sectional cutoff= 60
Overall cutoff=70
3. IIM Kolkata
Sectional cutoff= 65
Overall cutoff=70
1. IIM-A
Sectional cutoff=60
Overall cutoff= 70
2. IIM-B
Sectional cutoff= 60
Overall cutoff=70
3. IIM Kolkata
Sectional cutoff= 65
Overall cutoff=70
New answer posted•6 years ago

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6 years ago
You can download Jammu Kashmir class 10th Date Sheet 2020 from the official website of JKBOSE. Follow the above-mentioned steps to download JK Board Class 10 Board Exam Date Sheet 2020 pdf for Jammu Division and Kashmir Division.
New answer posted•6 years ago
Admission ke liye 10th ya usase adhik education compulsory hai
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Asked by Priyanshu
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6 years ago
Yes, it is definitely compulsory to get higher education for admission to any of college. Only on the basis of class 10th, you cannot get admission in any of the colleges.
New answer posted•6 years ago
What to do after 10th class for making future in astronomy?
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Asked by Achal
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6 years ago
If you really want to do astronomy it's very good so study at least physics and maths in class 11th and class 12th. Do a B.Sc in Physics and take a few elective courses in astronomy/astrophysics. After that do your postgraduate studies in astronomy/astrophysics.