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Pothula Aishwarya

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Dear aspirant,
I guess the cut off is 60%, but I can confirm you that by 96%.
you'll get the seat for your percentage.

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Rajat Pareek

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Open 61.333
OBC 56.667
ST 35.667
SC 47.333

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Shubham Kumar

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Yes, it is and you can pursue MBA with that rank. You can choose different colleges also.

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Mahesh bhadu

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The latest cut off information for M.Sc. in Medical Microbiology at Amity University Noida.
CUET score
1st round: 47.5
2nd round: 21.25

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Pallavi Sharma

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The integrated course of B.Tech and MBA degree is a five year course. The candidates who are interested in entering the management field can opt for this course. There are many institutes in India where the candidate can take up this course. The candidate can get admission in these courses though entrance exam. The eligibility for these entrance exams is to pass higher secondary exam in 10 + 2 from any recognised board. There are large numbers of opportunities for candidates after completing B.Tech. + M. B.A. Integrated course. IIT Madras
IIT Kharagpur
IIT Jodhpur
IIITM Gwalior
NIRMA University
Thapar University
Geeta University
Since you ask
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Pallavi Sharma

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The integrated course of B.Tech and MBA degree is a five year course. The candidates who are interested in entering the management field can opt for this course. There are many institutes in India where the candidate can take up this course. The candidate can get admission in these courses though entrance exam. The eligibility for these entrance exams is to pass higher secondary exam in 10 + 2 from any recognised board. There are large numbers of opportunities for candidates after completing B.Tech. + M. B.A. Integrated course. There are many colleges in India that provide MBA with several specializations:-
Indian Institute of Managemen
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Pothula Aishwarya

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The academic performance minimum of 45%core of all subjects, for general category:91.60-95.87. Christian:85.27-84. SWD:83.93. Special category:94.93. Contact:- (9133) 2255-1101.

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Deeksha Dixit

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Yes, you can do an integrated B.Tech. After the 10th standard at the Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management and Engineering. At its Mumbai campus, this institute offers a 6-year B.Tech degree programme after the tenth grade. The streams in which an integrated course is offered are:
1. Mechanical Engineering
2. Data Science
3. Computer Engineering
4. Information Technology
To apply for this course, you need to have passed the 10th grade with 70% in the general Science stream. You can apply for admission on the official website of the School of Technology Management and Engineering.

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Muskan Singh

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HCL TechBee
The Global Study Abroad Fair
Indian Institute of Art & Design
Goa Institute of Management PGDM
Manipal University Online MCA
NMIMS Distance MBA
Department of Education (CIE)
Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC)
Regional Institute of Education (RIE), Bhopal
Ramnarain Ruia College (Mumbai)
Ahmedabad University of Kerala
Lady Irwin College.

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Shubham Kumar

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Dual courses here means not PGPEX with EMBA, here, it is that you can opt for dual specialisation. As according to the new education policy, you can't opt for dual courses, but you can opt for dual specialisation.

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