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Yes, GMAT is worth it for Indian students for admissions abroad to graduate business courses. Applicants can get into top B-schools through their academic background and most importantly their GMAT scores. The performance on GMAT helps Ad Coms assess the capability of applicants to pursue courses like MBA abroad. So definitely, GMAT is worth it for Indian students. 

It is for getting into MBA programs. Business schools use it to pick students. A high score proves your reasoning skills. GMAT is good for also showcasing the key skills that applicants are tested for like problem solving, data analysis and critical thinking, which also increase the chance of selection. 

The purpose of GMAT exam is to get admission for MBA or MIM or any other PG business course abroad. Applicants are evaluated based on their GMAT scores for their logical reasoning, problem solving skills, critical thinking and data analysis skills. Apart from this applicants aim for GMAT based scholarships also.

For admission to the UG Diploma course at Bindra Institute, students need to fulfil the minimum eligibility criteria in the first place. The selection criteria for this course is merit-based and candidates must pass Class 12. The duration of the course is one to three months as per course specialisations.

Yes there can also be an admission to NCE - Narayanaguru College of Engineering to do B.E. / B.Tech courses without just the help of TNEA. Whereas TNEA is a major entrant examination involving government quota seats, admissions on college basis are also available on a so called Management Quota. They also look at the CBSE 12th marks and they can also have independent application procedure of direct admission. To find the management quota seats in the college and their respective eligibility tag, you can also directly get in touch with the college.

For Jaya Sakthi Engineering College (JSEC) through TNEA, recent closing ranks for General category (OC) in 2024 were around:

Biomedical Engineering: ~23,664.

Artificial Intelligence & Data Science: ~83,758.

Computer Science & Engineering: ~100,630.

Pharmaceutical Engineering: ~186,668.

These are the lowest TNEA rank for seat allotment in various B.Tech streams.

No, you will not be allowed to give the MBOSE HSSLC exam without the admit card. Hence, it is suggested that you dont forget to carry this paper of importance, otherwise you either be wasting your time to get it from home or will miss the exam and awarded zero in the subject. 

It is advised to solve and practice MBOSE HSSLC sample papers or previous years' question papers to get familiar with the exam pattern and marking scheme for the exams. This will help you identify the important questions and manage time.