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No, JEE Main is not compulsory for taking admission in BTech at ICFAI University Jharkhand. The college offer admission based on screening of application and interview. The college offer merit-based admission based on past academic performance. For final selection, weightage is given to their academic distinction, awards in sports/cultural events, debates, quizzes and other extra co-curricular activities.

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To get the admission in the participating universities, you will be required to fill the admission form of the desired institution/university. If your marks breach their cutoff, you will get the admission. You can predict the college based on your marks here - https://www.shiksha.com/science/cuet-pg-college-predictor.

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MAT is an easy exam compared to other MBA entrances, so you don't need much time for preparation. You can practice sample questions and mocks for mastering the topics. On the exam day, don't aim to solve all the questions. Attempt only those which are from your comfort area. There is negative marking in MAT so don's do guess work or mark any answer option that you're not sure of. You can check detailed MAT prep strategy here:
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No, the BCom course at St. Joseph's College does not require any entrance exam for admission. The admission is completely based on merit. The students are required to fulfil the eligibility criteria of the course. The merit list is prepared on the basis of marks obtained in Class 12.

The MBA at UIM, Karnavati University requires candidates to have a valid CMAT score to assess a candidate's aptitude for management. High scorers are more likely to move to the next stage of the selection process. 

This tense is important for students. It helps improve grammar skills. Students use it in speaking and writing tests.

Correct use makes sentences better. It also helps explain ongoing actions clearly. 

We use the Present Perfect Continuous Tense for actions that started in the past. These actions are still continuing now. It is also used for repeated actions. Sometimes, the action has recently stopped. But its effect can still be seen in the present.

Present Perfect Continuous Tense is used to describe actions. Which were started in the past and are still continuing in the present.

It mainly focuses on the activity duration. Often uses words like "Since/for" in sentences.

For example:

1. Sita has been cooking dinner for two hours.
2. She has been working on the article since this morning.