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It depends the IIM you would be choosing. This year IIM-A has increased its fee closed to 21 Lakhs closely followed by IIM B & C. IIM L has increased its fee from 14 to 16 Lakhs while IIM K has fee of around 16 Lakhs.

After B.Sc Hons Physics there are following career options:
(a) M.Sc-PhD to join as R&D professional
(b) B.Ed to become a teacher
(c) Lateral entry admission in B.Tech
(d) MCA
(e) M.Sc CS / IT
(f) MBA
(g) LLB
(h) Master in Social Works
(I) Master in Mass Communication
(j) Civil Services Examination conducted

Hi,
There are many MBA colleges in Bengaluru & are growing like mushrooms in every nook & corner of Bengaluru.
So the fact is that even you just attend the MAT exam itself you can apply to any MBA colleges without even considering your score
But it is not same for prestigious & reputed institutes in Be

If you understand your strengths and weaknesses and prepare a plan with self studies or coaching to overcome your weaknesses and improve your strengths, you can definitely crack CAT.

Hi Ramanan,
You can apply at University of Petroleum and Energy Studies.
http://www.upes.ac.in/upes_btech/index.php
UPES is the first Indian institution to offer 85 specialized programs across various domains like Energy, Infrastructure, Transportation and Computer Science & Engineering.
Situated amidst

As per my experience I don't think that any institute in Kota didn't reshuffle the batches according to their marks.

Hello Varun ,
I request you to mention a particular city name. It would be easier for me to answer to query then.

Hello,
As per your rank you will get top colleges, however check here to know more:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/upsee-college-predictor

Hello Ansh,
Basically, SAT is of two types of syllabus.
The SAT I test a student's skills in:
Critical reading
Mathematics
Writing
SAT II exam
Subject Tests measure your knowledge and skills in particular subject areas, and your ability to apply that knowledge.
English
History
Mathematics
Science
Languages

Hello,
No, many institutes consider the GRE as an equivalent test for their admission process, although it is recommended you take GMAT to stay relevant in placements. Research shows that most of those who get in using GRE, take the GMAT while in college to appeal to potential employers