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Harsh choudhary
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There is no cut off as such for MDU rohtak. If a candidate has secured 45% above in class 12 then he /she can apply for MDU.
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Khushi Jain
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JIMS Rohini is considered better than the rest IP colleges in terms of MBA but still I would recommend you to choose a better college for your MBA.
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Sachin Jain
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Currently admissions are not started so cutoff list is not there, it will be published after 1st round which is a test.
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Himnish Sharma
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According to the latest and past cut offs you have a good chance of getting into Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University. The opening cut off rank is around 82 and the closing rank is around 1700.
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Aakanksha jha
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B.A. Hons in economics is offered by almost all the colleges in Delhi university but st Xavier's is the best college for it and north campus is better for B.A. In economics hons and in ncr you can apply in other universities also like indrapastht amity.
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Aakanksha jha
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B.A. Hons in economics is offered by almost all the colleges in Delhi university but st Xavier's is the best college for it and north campus is better for B.A. In economics hons and in ncr you can apply in other universities also like indrapastht amity.
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Uttkarsh beriwal
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CUET stands for Central Universities Common Entrance Test, which is conducted for admission to various undergraduate and postgraduate courses offered by participating central universities in India. On the other hand, JMI stands for Jamia Millia Islamia, which is a central university located in New Delhi, India. If you want to enter JMI through CUET you will have to first appear for the CUET examination and qualify for it. After that, you will have to apply for admission to JMI and appear for their admission process, which may include an entrance examination, an interview, and/or a group discussion, depending on the course you are apply
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To study the material needed to break it, a year may be sufficient. The tips listed below can help you maintain your goal and, perhaps, reach it. 1. Time management, which contains two categories, is the most important skill for such an exam. A) Your everyday time management for studying; B) your time management for answering test questions. Organize your time effectively, set modest objectives, and then take action. 2. Be sincere about your goal since there are two ways to think.
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