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Snigdha Kumar

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The fee is around INR 9 Lakhs. Refer https://www.sims.edu/fulltime_mba

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No, you are not eligible as necessary criteria is that either of your parent should be in INDIAN ARMY.

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Admission processes for academic year are closed. But in general after JEE Mains examination result are out check regularly AIT website, you will get to know from there. But keep in mind YOUR EITHER OF YOUR PARENT MUST BE IN INDIAN ARMY.

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Anshika, in the state of Maharashtra a student has to give entrance exam called MHT CET for getting admissions in any of the engineering colleges. However admissions to other degree colleges like for B.Sc. Or B.Com or B.A. Are not based on any entrance exam but are based on the marks obtained in the qualifying examination that is 12th. As a result I can assure you that you need not appear for MHT CET for getting admission for course of B.Sc. In agriculture but directly applied to the college where you intend to take admission. Best wishes to you.

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Anil, what you are asking is not practically feasible. In other words if you ask five people you will get five different opinions. In the first instance comparing oranges with apples is not a very correct thing to do since one may like apples and other person made like oranges. Both discourses are good in their own right. I would like to advise you to follow your instincts or what you feel interested in. Best wishes to you.

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