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Yes, aspirants who want admission into MSc course st jai Hind Colllege must appear for an entrance exam. Admissions are offered on the basis of marks obtained in Mumbai University admission test. For additional information, they can reach out to the admissions department of Jai Hind College. 

Yes, you can get admission in M.Tech without GATE exam at MIT College of Management and Computer Application. In that case, you can appear for PERA CET or MIT-WPU CET exam and get a valid score for admission.

MIT College of Management and Computer Application accepts valid score in GATE and PERA CET for admission in MTech. Students can also attend MIT-WPU CET which is conducted by the institute.

No, you cannot join Neotia University without appearing for an entrance examination. The university admits students to the BTech courses based on the WBJEE entrance exam, followed by the WBJEE counselling process. 

The cutoff is released in the form of opening and closing ranks for various categories under the All India and Home State quota. Only those students who can attempt the exam will clear the basic leveligibility criteria. 

If applicants wish to add scores of any of the standardised tests as supplementary material, then SNU suggests two step process of doing it - 

1. upload a scanned copy of your scores (paper or online) during the time of submitting your application online
2. requesting the corresponding exam authorities (exam conducting body) to share your online score report with SNU (if you're through the preliminary round). The official code of SNU Korea to be referred for sharing of score reports is 7972.  

Yes, 6 months is enough to prepare for CMAT exam. Make a plan in the following manner:

Read More: CMAT preparation in 6 months

All the five sections of CMAT have equal weightage of 20 questions and 80 marks. Candidates must prepare keeping in mind, scoring a minimum of 50 in every section is important for a decent score.

Candidates can prepare for CMAT Logical Reasoning with:

·       Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation for the CAT by Nishit K. Sinha

·       How to Prepare for Logical Reasoning for CAT by Arun Sharma

·       A Modern Approach to Logical Reasoning by RS Aggarwal

·       Concepts of LR - Logical Reasoning for CAT and Other MBA Exams by Gajendra Kumar