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harsha bk

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You should only appear for CET to get BHMS seats.

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UMANG MEHTA

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It depends in which department you want to apply to. If you have surpassed the registration date, then you might want to pay a visit to the campus and have words with the authorities personally. They do give admissions though even if you cross the deadline.

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vaishali singh

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Cut off in AIR doesn't really get affected much but you can always wait for last round of counselling. It may go down if students leave the college after first round.

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vaishali singh

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http://www.targetadmission.com/colleges/1232-shri-gs-institute-of-tech-science-indore#fees
You can get idea of fee structure by this.
Normally, closing rank for general category students is 35000-40000.

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Sumit Sahu

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You probably will get MANIT if there isn't a top 20 percentile criteria. Make sure that you fill the JoSAA entries and have some alternative as a backup too.

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Ankur Mittal

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If you are an Indian resident then you can give CAT entrance exam. If you are an NRI then you can apply using GMAT.
IIM Indore gives different weights to 10th, 12th, CAT exam in the selection of candidates for its MBA programme. You can check them here: http://www.iimidr.ac.in/academic-programmes/post-graduate-program-in-management/pgp-indore-admissions-details/

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Ankur Mittal

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CAT is held every year around the month of November. It contains 3 sections namely, quantitative aptitude, data interpretation/ logical reasoning and vocabulary part. You need to clear different overall cutoff and sectional cutoffs for different business schools. It is a relative exam which means that your performance is judged in comparison to the performance of other candidates.

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Ankur Mittal

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I would encourage you to get your NCERTs and RS Agarwal sorted out for reasoning and competitive exam. For Verbal Ability, refer to Wren & Martin or some primer like McGraw Hill or Pearson. Solve a lot of mock tests and practice a lot of questions.
For the interview, prepare well about your background and also about the subjects in which you have high marks. The panelists are mainly interested in screening your confidence. You must definitely try to give some mock interviews.

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