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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
Scholar-Level 17
If you have interest in technology than B.Tech is the best option, there are many streams available in Engineering. You can go for Computer Science and IT where you will have programming and software knowledge.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
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Just keep your basics clear, refer NCERT. You can try solving problems from reference books. Solve previous years board exam papers to get the feel of toughness level.
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abhishek sharma
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Eligibility:- For NS (Non Sponsored) category - minimum 50% marks in Graduation & minimum 60% marks in 10+2 with minimum MAT score - 650, or CAT/XAT - 85 percentile,or NMAT - 60 percentile, or GMAT score - 550, or Amity Written Test on the day of interview. For S (Sponsored) category - minimum 50% marks in Graduation & min 60% marks in 10+2 with MAT Score- 600, Or CAT/XAT - 75 percentile, or NMAT - 50 percentile, or GMAT Score - 500, or Amity Written Test on the day of interview.
You can ask the Amity admission cell if they can do anything because your 12th % is below 60% but I think you can try in Amity because your aggregate is more t
You can ask the Amity admission cell if they can do anything because your 12th % is below 60% but I think you can try in Amity because your aggregate is more t
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abhishek sharma
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Eligibility for NS (Non Sponsored) category is minimum 50% marks in Graduation & minimum 60% marks in 10+2 with minimum MAT score - 650, or CAT/XAT - 85 percentile, or NMAT - 60 percentile, or GMAT score - 550, or Amity Written Test on the day of Interview. For S(Sponsored) category the eligibility is minimum 50% marks in Graduation & minimum 60% marks in 10+2 with MAT Score- 600, or CAT/XAT - 75 percentile, or NMAT - 50 percentile, or GMAT Score - 500, Or Amity Written Test on the day of interview.
You can contact Amity and ask if there is any possibility your 12th marks are below 60%.
You can write a mail to admissions@amity.edu or vis
You can contact Amity and ask if there is any possibility your 12th marks are below 60%.
You can write a mail to admissions@amity.edu or vis
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Pakhi,
You can do either of the two, ultimately your aptitude will matter. A BBA is definitely better if you want to get into management. Aim for an MBA few years down the line. To go abroad you need to decide the country, every country and university has different admission requirements. You must do well in your academics and have the x- factor in your profile. Showcase managerial skills from now onwards. Also, you must prepare for IELTS or TOEFL, etc.
You can do either of the two, ultimately your aptitude will matter. A BBA is definitely better if you want to get into management. Aim for an MBA few years down the line. To go abroad you need to decide the country, every country and university has different admission requirements. You must do well in your academics and have the x- factor in your profile. Showcase managerial skills from now onwards. Also, you must prepare for IELTS or TOEFL, etc.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
Scholar-Level 17
You need minimum 50% in PCM and minimum 50% overall in 12th standard to be eligible for COEP.
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Shruti Pandya
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Any graduation course is eligible to appear for UPSC exam. You can choose any graduation course according to your interest like B.Tech, B.Sc, B.Com, BA, BCA, etc.
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Mir Noaman Ali
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Hi Ambuj,
You can almost be assured of a PI call. If you perform reasonably well in your PI-Extempore round, you are likely to convert your call as well.
All the best!
You can almost be assured of a PI call. If you perform reasonably well in your PI-Extempore round, you are likely to convert your call as well.
All the best!
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