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Hello,
Thanks for Asking.
Yes, after qualifying GATE exam, you can enter into the teaching field.
The benefits of qualifying Gate Exam:
* Pursue M.Tech or M.Sc from India or abroad.
* If your GATE score is low but you want to do M.Tech or MS from a reputed institute, you can work as an assistant to the p

For SPJIMR admissions, you can apply through CAT/XAT/GMAT. Further, your CAT/XAT scores should meet our minimum requirements (75%+ in all sections and 85%+ overall). MAT scores are not accepted.

Hi Samayak,
NIA Pune is a decent college to pursue PGDM in Insurance. It provides 100% placements (as claimed by the current students).
Kindly visit the given link for more details: http://niapune.org.in/pgdm/index.php
Hope it helps.

Dear Saurabh Tripathi,
You are eligible to apply with a MAT score of 500 or above. However you need to have scored at least 55% in your graduation. Do call the admission office at toll free number: 1800-4252-990. All the best.

No, Christ University accepts only MAT score of Sept, December and February.

Hello Abhishek,
You can appear for JEE Mains but what's use? You can take admission only if your state is accepting these results. With marks you have scored, I strongly advise you to seek guidance from s career counsellor. Choose a different career.

Hello Malav,
CS is the most sought after engineering. Hence you need to score more than 280 to get admission in a decent NIT. But if your aim is CS, I am sure you will be willing to put up hard work.

Hello Aniket,
Normally this figure is under wraps. However, Manipal has a good placement record and employers who come normally offer better packages.
Best wishes.

Hello Kishan,
With 85 marks out of 360, I feel it's high time you seek guidance from a career counsellor. Engineering is not the end of the world. You can make a career in different subjects.

Hello Keval,
There is nothing like the minimum score. JEE Mains will give you AIR and when you apply for admission in NIT they will go by merit list. Even within the same NIT, there would be wide variation in opening and closing rank for different branches.