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Is it true that ICBM is giving too much torture for studies & also the college is taking a bond in case student is absent?
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Asked by Chinthavatla

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All the insights you got might be from some irrelevant sources. ICBM- School of business excellence give you a fantastic opportunity to learn and grow in your career. There is no “torture” kind of practices that prevail in this business school. ICBM provides their students a great platform to learn
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I am a Nepali. What should I do to get admission in joining Nalsar University for BA LLB? I am a science student.
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Can I expect call from IBS, Hyderabad, Gurgaon or Pune? I have scored 134 marks.
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It is based upon the percentile and not the marks. You will get the mail for the selection according to that.
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Please refer to the link provided below for details regarding admissions in Osmania University for B.Sc. in Physics. You can also download their brochure which contains reviews and rankings, placement information, fee structures, etc. Go through the reviews once, and make up your own mind whether th
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Can M.Tech computer science student apply for Agriculture course? If yes, can he do that in correspondence mode?
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Asked by Ramesh
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Does IMT, Hyderabad assure about loan allocation after the seat being confirmed?
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Asked by Lalam

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8 years ago
No, IMT does not assure any loan allocation. IMT, Hyderabad has got collaboration with couple of nationalized banks like PNB, OBC, etc. The entire details to connect with these banks would be available on institute's website under educational loan section. Kindly check the same.
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Which one should I prefer for an LL.B: Kerala Law Academy or NALSAR University of Law and why?
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Asked by Shiksha Top Questions

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8 years ago
Hi, well NALSAR must be the preference anyways as it is the top most NLU in India and it needs no recognition as such. NALSAR has been one of the oldest NLUs and thus is a pioneer in the field of legal education. The infrastructure at NALSAR is good and you have facilities ranging from sports to mus
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What is the admission process in Nalsar University of Law?
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Asked by Lucky

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8 years ago
NALSAR is one of the 18 participating national law universities in Common law admission test (CLAT) and admission in NALSAR is given only on the basis of marks obtained by a student in CLAT.
NALSAR is among top three National law universities in the nation and it is very tough to get admission there.
NALSAR is among top three National law universities in the nation and it is very tough to get admission there.
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How much percentile do I need in SNAP to get admission in SIBM, Hyderabad?
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What are the chances to get admission in IMT, Hyderabad? My scores : 10th - 66.5%, 12th - 67% & B.Com 53%.
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Asked by Ajay

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8 years ago
Your profile seems decent. For the record based on the past trends, the cutoff for CAT, XAT, and CMAT has been around 70 percentile. Apart from that, there will be a CT-GE-PI process that will be conducted for the shortlisted candidates.
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