Exam

Yes, you can!
Qualification Eligibility for NET:
Qualifying Examination: Masters or equivalent degree from Universities/Institutions recognised by UGC.
Subjects: The qualifying examination must be passed in subjects like humanities (including languages) and social Science, computer Science & applicatio

No, not necessarily. One of my friends got 563 in MAT but still got admission in MITSOB.

Yes, many top colleges give you admissions to MBA without any entrance exam. For example, Christ University is one such institution which provides direct seats without an entrance exam.

Hello Abhilash,
You will surely get a call for the selection process. I request you to prepare yourself for the same for now.

Hi,
If you have completed M.Sc in India, there is a minimal chance that you will be accepted into another M.Sc programme in Canada. Some work experience can help you so first get a job or apply for Ph.D.

Your marks should be more than 55% in bachelor programme for being eligible for the exam. You have to score more than the cutoff in your applied course. The cutoff is released after the exam so it is quite tough to say what would be the cutoff of the exam.

According to me, you have to apply for a test conducted by the Punjab university and accordingly as per the score of the exam you are allotted the campus for studies.and most probably there is no benefit of UGAT exam.

There is a profile based shortlisting in GLIM, Chennai. So please share your profile.

For PGDM, last date to apply is February 25. There is no official cut off, as there is a profile based shortlisting. You have decent academics, do apply.

You can give CLAT exam to pursue LLB (Bachelor's degree in Law).