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Dhanya B

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IUCET stands for Invertis University Common Entrance Test. It is an entrance exam conducted by Invertis University in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh. IUCET exam is held annually to admit students to various undergraduate and postgraduate programmes offered by university. It serves as a means to check eligibility and academic potential of candidates seeking admission to university. The candidates are also given scholarships based on IUCET score.

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Maaz Khan

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COEP Pune accepts JEE Main rank for admission in BTech programme. However, majority of seats are sanctioned for Maharashtra domicile students and are filled through MHT-CET. An additional 20% seats are provided for All India Candidates who are admitted through the JEE-Main score. 

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Arshita Tiwari

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Sure, a candidate can get admission to IIM Ranchi without CAT as long as he or she doesn't want to pursue MBA. IIM Ranchi course admissions are entrance-based. For admission to the MBA course the college accepts only CAT score, but for other courses the institute accepts GMAT/ GRE/ IPMAT etc.

Only for admission to the Executive MBA course, the aspirants are required to appear just for the personal interview round. 

The below table showcases the courses offered by IIM Ranchi and the entrance exam accepted: 

Course nameEntrance exam accepted
MBACAT
MBA-HRCAT
IPMIPMAT
E-MBANo entrance exam accepted; only the PI round
PhD (Full-time) programmeCAT/GATE/GRE/GMAT/NET-JRF
PhD (Executive) programmeCAT/GATE/GRE/GMAT/NET-JRF

 

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Shikhar Saini

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It is possible to get a seat in veterinary with a rank of 31,000 in TS EAMCET. Yes, you have chances of getting Veterinary seat for your TS EAMCET Rank and for Category you belongs to, based on previous years cutoffs.

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Vipra Shrivastava

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The official answer key of SNAP is not released. It used to be released till 2019, but since 2020, when the exam was revised to three session mode, the examination body does not release the official SNAP answer key. Since, the format of the exam now is such that it gives the candidate a chance to improve their score, only the scorecards are released finally.

Candidates can however get the unofficial and memory based answer keys from MBA preparation coaching institutes and study groups. These memory based SNAP answer keys help candidates in assessing their performance by providing them possible answers to questions by which they can calc

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Vipra Shrivastava

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There is no definite number of mock test that the candidate should practice. It totally depends on the candidate’s ability and strength viz a viz the SNAP syllabus. Some candidates need less number of SNAP mock tests to reach the optimum level of preparation whereas some candidates need more number of SNAP mock tests to reach the optimum level.

At the same time, it is recommended that on an average, candidates should practice at least 25-30 SNAP mock tests to perform well in the exam. Candidates should also analyse each and every mock test performance to know their progress. With every consecutive mock test, they should be able to

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Saakshi Varsha Lama

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It is to be noted there may be cases when candidates will not be alloted in their first preferred Assam CEE exam city. The allotment of exam centres depends on a number of factors such as availability, number of applications received and more. Therefore, the authorities have the right to add or remove an exam centre. In case a centre is completely filled or does not have enough students, then the authorities will allot another centre is their next of preference to the candidates. 

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Vipra Shrivastava

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Yes, the official SNAP mock test is same as the SNAP test paper because the main purpose of the official SNAP mock test is to help the candidate gain familiarity with the paper pattern, structure and difficulty level ahead of the exam.

By solving the official SNAP mock test, the candidates can learn key points about the exam pattern, test structure, type of questions, marking scheme. It will also help them in assessing average time taken in solving each question, thereby allowing them to make the exam day strategy wherein they can solve maximum questions correctly in minimum time. The SNAP conducting body even offers prizes for top perf

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Shruti Garg

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It is important for candidates must keep the BUMAT admit card after the written exam is over. Candidates who will be shortlisted for the BBA/BCA programme selection process will have to present required documents along with BUMAT admit card at the time of counselling process and  admissions. BUMAT admit card is an important document that has to be retained throughout the admission process. Candidates will be required to carry the following documents at the time of admissions: 10th, 12th original mark sheets and certificates, BUMAT Admit card and BUMAT scorecard, 5 passport size photographs Caste Certificate (if applicable). The do

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Saakshi Varsha Lama

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No. The Assam CEE authorities do not provide a waiting area of any accomodation to the candidate's parents or companions during the examination. They will be required to wait outside the examination centre while the examination is ongoing. The guardians are advised to leave the centre after the examination commences and to come back later after the exam is over. This will lessen the chances of overcrowding and the authorities will be able to efficiently control the centre.

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