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You can get that here. http://www.icar.org.in/node/8252
But, currently the site is under working. So, wait for that. Keep checking regularly.

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I'm suggesting you the link from the online education source which gives you information regarding ICET preparation, techniques to study and methods to study. https://www.google.co.in/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.eduvidya.com/Search/ICET-Preparation-Tips&ved=2ahUKEwi4xJWD58raAhUFMY8K

This doesn’t matters to get in IIT. If your JEE Mains marks will be above the cutoff, and if you qualify the second paper for JEE Advance, then that score card of your 2 paper will decide, whether you will get an IIT or not.

Somehow, it is impossible, but some below average private colleges are accepting students for their MBA programmes, without CAT. You may look for the same. They are taking admission on the basis of normal eligibility criteria.

Hi,
Suggesting you this link to refer for the updates on SMAT question papers which you can use it for references for your upcoming exams. https://www.google.co.in/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.shiksha.com/college/international-institute-of-sports-management/exams/amp/sports-management-a

No, there is no age limit for giving CMA exams, but there are fix attempt of giving exam, if you are graduate, than you can skip foundation exam and can directly go for executive exam. For that, you need to register your name before 9 months of exam. Then only, you can fill their exam form. This is

Nothing is tough for the student whose concepts are clear of each and every section of the paper and everything is tough is tough for the student who haven't studied. But, the hard section in the paper is Physics.

Yes, absolutely you can get admission in the various prestigious colleges through CAT and other related entrance examinations.

You have to just renew your family income certificate showing that you belonged to NCL category and nothing else.

Somehow, it is impossible, but some below average private colleges are accepting students to their MBA programmes, without CAT. You may look for the same.