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Eligibility : A candidate should have passed any Degree (UG) and should have secured not less than 60% of
the total marks in the aggregate. The candidates belonging to Scheduled Caste / Scheduled Tribe communities should have secured not less than 55% of the total marks in the aggregate of all subjects.
Because you have not completed you engineering degree course, hence not eligible.
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As per my knowledge, you can not get admission anywhere by showing the degree from EIMSR because as per the data available on the internet this particular institute is completely fake there are many people complaining about this institute, though I do not have any valid information about this EIMSR. So I would recommend you to cross-verify your BE (Mechanical Degree).
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1. Certification in R programme - This is a short-term, skill-building programme providing you with a thorough understanding of R, the fastest growing data Science language, for high-paying car
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Check your silly mistakes that you usually make in your coaching tests. Plan for the D day, how to attempt the sections in what time, review and how to answer. Keep a track of exam centre location. You can not afford reaching late there. Keep your exam kit ready and be relaxed. And appear for test, solve all AIEEE and JEE Main Question papers. Just stay clam and healthy. Stay positive, all your efforts are going to be paid off. One thing, do not start anything new this time. Also, keep on revising your short notes. Thanks a lot.
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