Exam

You are eligible to seek admission in MCA at JNU based on your degree qualifications as you meet following MCA eligibility criteria: " Bachelors degree in any discipline with adequate competence in Mathematics under 10+2+3 pattern of education with at least 55% marks".

You will have to pick a course you wish to take admission in and then appear for entrance exam conducted by NIFT. Once you get selected, you can join the college. Career after NIFT is really amazing if you have taken admission in the top NIFT campus, as NIFt is one of the renowned colleges for desig

Here are the top tips to clear NIFT:
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It depends on which course do you want and the category you belong. For getting FD or FC in Bangalore, Delhi and Mumbai you need to be in top 100 whereas in TD

Hello Pardeep,
The GRE scores are used for admission into higher studies in engineering and for the colleges abroad.
The GMAT scores are only considered for admission into the MBA programmes.
It is accepted by some colleges in India while the colleges abroad require only GMAT Scores for MBA along with

1) No matter how much you think you know about a subject, there is always something more. The only way through is to practice each and every possible combination of questions. Never believe that you have learned everything. I learned this the hard way.
2) You need to be up to date with all the laws

Hello Avinash,
The cut-off for the colleges keeps on changing.
Here is the list of colleges accepting MAT:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-accepting-mat-india
You can make a list of your choice of colleges and find out their cut-offs.
Good luck!

Hello Sohail,
You can individually apply to colleges of your choice now.
And also, most of the colleges will approach you even if you haven't applied to them, as they keep the MAT exam score database with them.
Good luck!

Hello Afzal,
There are many more exams other than CAT like MAT, XAT (XLRI), SNAP (Symbiosis), etc.
I would ask you to focus on CAT.
If you happen to prepare for CAT well, you will easily get through other exams as well.
MAT is the easiest of them all.
XAT for XLRI is little tough than CAT.
For SNAP and XA

Hello Paghdar,
From the information obtained from various sources, this branch is not offered in this NIT. Hence I request you to check once again from your source if this branch is really offered here.