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For admissions to MBA courses at IIITM Gwalior, the instutute accepts the scores of the CAT entrance examination. Moreover, before the scores of the entrance exam, candidates are required to complete certain eligibility criteria, of which the first one is that candidates must complete their bachelor's degree with a minimum of 60% marks or 6.50 CGPA on a 10-point scale. Moreover, in the bachelor's degree candidates must have a mathematics/statistics course as one of the courses. 

Candidates appearing for the final year of bachelor's degree and those who have completed degree requirements and
are awaiting results can also apply. However, such candidates, if selected, are required to submit the degree certificate
before registration for the programme. Failing which their admission shall stand cancelled.

A category-wise GATE cutoff mark is the minimum qualifying mark required by candidates in different categories to qualify for the GATE exam or secure admission in M.Tech programs at IITs, NITs, and other institutes. The cutoff can vary for various disciplines and is determined based on factors like the difficulty level of the exam, the number of applicants, and the availability of seats. 

The cutoff mark is generally divided into the following -

• Qualifying cutoff - The minimum score needed to be eligible for the exam, released by IISc/IITs.

• Admission cutoff - The score required for M.Tech admissions is set by individual institutes.

• PSU cutoff marks - The minimum marks required for recruitment in Public Sector Underrakings (PSUs). 

Different categories have different cutoffs, with reserved categories having a lower cutoff than General and OBC candidates.

Four days is enough to revise CBSE 10th Science effectively if you use the right strategy! Here's a focused 4-day plan for CBSE Class 10 Science to maximize your marks:

Day 1: Physics – Focus on Numericals & Key Concepts

1. Revise Important Formulas Ohm's Law, Power formulas, Lens and Mirror formulas, etc. Learn SI units and symbols.
2. Solve Important Numericals Light (Reflection & Refraction), Electricity, Magnetic Effects. Focus on NCERT Examples & Last 5 Years' Questions.
3. Concept-Based Questions Read NCERT summary & in-text questions for conceptual clarity.
4. Diagrams & Ray Diagrams. Practice lens/mirror ray diagrams, electric circuits, magnetic field lines.

Day 2: Chemistry – Equations & Reactions First

1. Revise Important Reactions Acids, Bases & Salts? Bleaching powder, Baking Soda, Plaster of Paris. Metals & Non-Metals? Reactions of metals with acids, water, oxygen. Carbon Compounds? Ethanol & Ethanoic Acid reactions, soap formation.
2. Memorize Important Equations Balancing chemical equations is crucial. Learn oxidation & reduction reactions.
3. NCERT Exercise & PYQs (Previous Year Questions) Focus on questions that repeat frequently.
4. Numericals on Molar Mass & pH

Day 3: Biology – Diagrams & Concept-Based Questions

1. Revise Important Diagrams: Human Digestive System, Heart, Nephron, Reflex Arc, Eye, Brain. Practice labeling for quick recall.
2. Key Topics to Revise Control & Coordination  (Hormones, Reflex Arc). Heredity & Evolution  (Mendel's Laws, Sex Determination). How Do Organisms Reproduce?   (Diagrams + Differences between asexual & sexual). Our Environment  (Food Chain, Biodegradable & Non-Biodegradable).
3. NCERT Summary + In-Text Questions

Day 4: Full Revision & Sample Papers

1. Revise Weak Topics – Go through mistakes made in practice tests.
2. Solve 1-2 Sample Papers  (in 3 hours like the real exam).
3. Go through NCERT Back Questions & PYQs
4. Revise Key Diagrams, Formulas, & Equations

Tips:

Focus 80% on NCERT, as most questions come from it.
Write & Learn instead of just reading for better retention.
Use Flashcards for formulas & equations.
Sleep well before the exam

You can definitely score 90+ if you follow this smart revision plan