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Harshada bhanushalii M harshada Bhanushali SIESCOMS PGDM Student

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In SIES, the cut-off for MMS is more than 98 percentile, so chances of getting SIES are very low.
I don't have any idea about PUMBA.
Just go through the last year's cut-off of colleges and apply for CAP round.
Best of luck.

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Harshada bhanushalii M harshada Bhanushali SIESCOMS PGDM Student

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I don't know about any other college. In SIESCOMS, the cut-off for MS was 98%ile last year. So chances in SIESCOMS for MS are low.

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Rohit Kothawadei am here to help you in your problem

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It's very difficult to get admission in both the colleges as their CAT cut-off is more than 99%ile and your academic score is also not good. You should try for colleges like KJ Somaiya, Narsee Monjee and Goa Insititute of Management.

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Eleanor Colaco

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Thakur is good, but secure your seats in the CAP rounds.

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Rohan Ahuja

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Hi Ayesha!
The fee information for Kohinoor Technical Institute is not being disclosed by the institute explicitly. I would advise you to contact the institute directly for a detailed information.

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Krishi Sharma

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Hi,
In Nirmala Niketan College of Home Science, Post Graduation Diploma in Dietetics and Applied Nutrition is full time course hence the same cannot be pursue through distance learning.
Regards.

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Yes, photography courses don't require any certification or minimum education.

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Nanduraj

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Both are good, It totally depends upon how much knowledge you gain.

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