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SRMJEEE is actually not a very tough exam when compared to JEE Mains, BITSAT, etc., but that doesn't mean things can be taken for granted either, particularly taking into consideration the heavy competition that there is for such exams. So, read further to gain an insight on the little you could do

Hello Prerak,
Perhaps, you should study harder for your final terms. SAT is not required for all the countries, so unless you are applying to USA. You need not give yourself additional stress, instead work harder on your schoolwork, build your profile, get to do extracurricular activities, project wo

Hi Sonika, a very good GMAT score will definitely help. I will say a score of 700 is the minimum you should target.An IELTS of 7 and higher is generally required. Different universities have different admission requirements, you have to check the websites.Scholarships are on merit, if you have a goo

Apart from CAT you must apply for exams like IIFT, NMAT, XAT,CMAT. You have good grades in graduation. No doubt higher is better, bur in CAT score around 90+ percentile is good enough to get into top B-Schools. Around 90-95 percentile you can get calls from IMI-Delhi, FORE, IIT-R/M/BHU/KGP, TAPMI, B

Hello Shubham,
It depends upon your interest. If you are happy with the package, and if do not wish to go for further study, then you may not give the exam. It totally depends upon your choice.

Hi, New Zealand's best business schools are University of Otago. Auckland University of Technology, University of Canterbury, Victoria University of Wellington etc.You have to check admission requirements on university websites before applying.Keeping yourself limited only to Christchurch is not rec

VIT, Vellore accepts admission only through VITEEE.
For more details about its eligibility, you may refer to the link mentioned below:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/vit-university-vellore-29714/admission#admission
Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT) University conducts Vellore Institute of Tec

The crux of all the major engineering entrance exam that a student prepared or is essentially the same. They all focus on concepts of physics, chemistry and maths. The difference is only in the level of difficulty.
JEE is definitely the highest and the toughest when it comes to the level of difficul

Karnataka Common Entrance Test commonly known as KCET is not open for students from outside the state. Karnataka examination authority conducts KCET to admit it's students into various engineering, science and medical courses.There are certain terms and conditions for the candidates.There are certai

No, you don't need to prepare for MUOET separately if you are preparing for JEE exam. MUOET paper is quite easy as compared to JEE paper. You just have to solve mock papers of MUOET to get an idea of paper pattern and quality as well as the quantity of questions asked.
Syllabus of both the exams is a