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Aditya Kumar

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Your 11th marks doesn't matter in JEE all that matters is how well you have performed in JEE and whether your 12th board marks are above 75% or not.

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Aditya Kumar

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JoSSA is the counselling body of JEE Main and JEE Advanced so in same preference list you can apply for both NITs and IITs and depending on your preference and rank and seat availability best one will be allotted to you.

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Aditya Kumar

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You can expect some lower NITs with lower branches also you have good chances of getting decent IITs with good branches so don't give up and participate actively in JoSAA.

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Deeksha Dixit

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There are many benefits to passing the Common Admission Test CAT exam. Some of them are as follows:
1. One of the most important benefits of qualifying for the CAT exam is the opportunity to study at Iims.
2. You can do an MBA from a top management college, which will enable you to get a good placement.
3. Clearing the CAT can get you into a top MBA programme, which will help you get a good salary. You can work in top Indian companies as well as foreign ones also.
4. Doing an MBA through CAT definitely provides credibility. It can help you build a strong network to progress in your career.
5. You can get the opportunity to work in diver
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Surbhi Saxena

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No, you are not eligible for NDA if you do not have Maths Physics and Chemistry. The minimum eligibility for the NDA exam - The candidates should have complete intermidiate with Physics Maths and Chemistry. But Maths and Physics is needed for Airforce and Navy wing of NDA For army wing no subject is compulsory. You just need to pass 12th from any stream to be eligible for army wing of NDA.

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Deeksha Dixit

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There is no restriction on how many times a candidate can appear in the CAT exam and an unlimited number of attempts are allowed. Similarly, there is no age restriction either. Therefore, you can appear any number of times for CAT. You can choose to do an MBA through CAT during any phase of your career. All you need to have is a Bachelor's degree with a minimum aggregate of 50 % or equivalent CGPA or grade.

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Deeksha Dixit

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Qualifying for the CAT exam will simply make you eligible for admission. The fee structure of IIMs will remain unchanged irrespective of your percentile. The fee for an MBA varies from college to college and could range anywhere between Rs. 13.03 Lacs and Rs. 23 Lacs. These fees include tuition fees, mess charges, accommodation, etc. For instance, the fee of some IIms is given below:
1. IIM Sambalpur's total fee is Rs. 13.03 Lacs.
2. IIM Sirmaur total fee is approximately Rs. 13.75 Lacs
3. IIM Ranchi's total fee is Rs. 15.00 Lacs.
4. IIM Visakhapatnam: Total fee is Rs. 16.79 Lacs
5. IIM Ahmedabad: Fee is Rs. 23.00 Lacs.

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The age for UPSC IAS is calculated from the August month of the year in which the exam will be conducted. The age limit for the UPSC 2023 exam is as follows:
1. The minimum age criteria is that the candidate must have completed 21 years of age.
2. The maximum age limit is that the applicant should not be more than 32 years old in the general category. For OBC, this age limit is 35, and for SC and ST it is 37 years. The age will be calculated as of August 1, 2023 for UPSC IAS 2023.

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Deeksha Dixit

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No, a 12th student can not take the CAT exam. The eligibility criteria to appear in the CAT exam is:
1. The applicant must have completed a Bachelor's degree from a recognised university.
2. To be eligible, students must have at least a 50% graduation rate. SC, ST, and PWD candidates, on the other hand, must have 45%.
3. If your university awards grades or CGPA, then the conversion factor given by the university has to be used.
4. You can also apply in your final year, but you will need a pass Certificate from the previous year to be eligible to appear for the CAT exam.

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Deeksha Dixit

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No, the Common Admission Test CAT exam is not very tough. It is simply moderately difficult. This is due to the following reasons:
1. There is a high level of competition in the exam. More than 2 Lacs students are writing this exam for just 2500 seats in top MBA colleges.
2. There is a time constraint on reading the comprehension section. The passage can make students waste a lot of time if they have not practiced speed reading.
3. Negative marking is another issue. Due to it, students are unable to take risks in the exam.
4. The time limit of three hours for 100 questions makes the CAT paper appear a bit tough.
5. Some sections, such a
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