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a year agoBeginner-Level 1
The Entrance exam scores that are accepted by the School of Government MIT WPU to get admission to MA are
- MIT-WPU CET ( Common Entrance Test). This is University's primary entrance exam for MA programs
- National or State level entrance test such as MAH CET ( Maharashtra Common Entrance Test) and other recognised tests may be accepted
- Personal interview (PI)
In MIT CET selection process includes a written descriptive test followed by a detailed personal interview.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
The Amrita School of Engineering Amritapuri accepts the following entrance exam scores for admission to its M.Tech programme:
- GATE: Direct admission is offered to GATE-qualified students.
- Non-GATE: Non-GATE qualified students will be admitted based on academic records and performance in an interview.
These are the two main criteria for admission to the M.Tech programme at the Amrita School of Engineering Amritapuri.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Though the B-school hasn't specifically mentioned a minimum GMAT/GRE score for admission, students are required to work hard in their academics to have a good chance of getting into Yale.
GMAT score of around 720 and GRE score of 164-166 in both verbal and quantification sections are considered the bare minimum by students applying for higher studies at Yale SOM.
Students must also submit transcripts of high school and college (in English), two LORs (Letters of Recommendation) & clear behavioural assessment to be eligible for admission at Yale SOM.
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a year agoContributor-Level 6
The ideal preparation time for CUET is around 6-8 months before the exam. This timeline allows students to align their CUET preparation with board exam studies efficiently. During the academic year, dedicating 1-2 hours daily to CUET preparation helps build a steady foundation, with the study time gradually increasing as the exam approaches. After the board exams, students should focus intensely on CUET by solving mock tests and revising critical topics. In the last 2-3 months, practicing at least one full-length mock test every day is essential to improve speed, accuracy, and confidence. If the board exam schedule becomes demanding, s
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a year agoGuide-Level 15
Jindal Global Business School considers entrance exam scores for admission. The school considers CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, ATMA, etc. for admission to MBA programme. The selection to BBA (Hons) courses is based on JSAT conducted by the school. Besides, candidates with a valid score in UGAT, SAT, ACT or CUET can apply for UG courses.
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a year agoContributor-Level 6
Balancing CUET and board exams requires strategic planning to manage both theory-based learning and MCQ-based practice effectively. Here are some tips that students can follow to balance CUET and board exam preparation:
- Identify Common Topics: Start with subjects that overlap between CUET and board syllabus (e.g., Physics, Chemistry, Math, or English). This saves time and builds a strong foundation for both exams.
- Divide Study Time: Allocate separate slots daily for CUET MCQs and board theory-based topics to ensure steady progress in both areas.
- Use Mock Tests for Practice: Take mock tests or solve CUET sample papers along with
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a year agoContributor-Level 6
If the CUET domain subjects differ from your board exam subjects, it may require extra effort to study topics that are not part of your regular curriculum. You'll need to focus on preparing specifically for those domain subjects through additional resources such as textbooks, online courses, mock tests, and study materials designed for CUET. Creating a separate study plan for CUET-specific subjects can help ensure you cover all necessary topics while managing your board exam preparation. Balancing time and diversifying your study sources is key to success in both.
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a year agoContributor-Level 6
The difficulty of CUET and board exams varies based on a student's strengths and focus.
CUET is designed as an entrance exam for university admissions, testing aptitude, subject knowledge, and critical thinking in a competitive setting. It involves time management under pressure, especially with MCQ-based questions. On the other hand, board exams emphasize in-depth theoretical knowledge and writing skills across a broader curriculum. For some, board exams may seem more difficult due to their comprehensive nature, while others may find CUET more challenging because of its competitive intensity.
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a year agoContributor-Level 8
Candidates can check the SRMJEEE PG syllabus for Civil Engineering below -
- Section I (Mathematics) - Vector calculus, Determinants and Matrices, probability and statistics, etc.
- Section II (Structural Engineering) - Strength of materials, structural analysis, etc.
- Section III (Geotechnical Engineering) - Origin of soils, Mohr's circle, Stress distribution, Bishop's method, etc.
- Section IV (Water Resources Engineering) - Fluid mechanics and Hydraulics, Hydrology and Irrigation
- Section V (Environmental Engineering) -Air and Water Pollution and Waste Management
- Section VI (Tranportation Engineering) - Transportation Infrastructure
- Section
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a year agoContributor-Level 8
The SRMJEEE PG Mathematics syllabus for Civil Engineering discipline is as follows -
- Vector calculus
- Determinants and Matrices
- Analytic function theory
- Differential Caculus, Multiple Integrals, and Ordinary Differential Equations.
- Numerical Methods
- Probability and Statistics
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