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Gaurav Kumawat

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I think it's for AIR.

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Gaurav Kumawat

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Yes, it may be in 2 or 3 shifts.

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Kem

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It is valid only if the institute you are currently studying and also the course is approved by UGC.

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Kem

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Since you have completed M.Sc. Chemistry with 54%, you cannot improve your M.Sc. Marks which is fixed. But you can still improve your career by Understanding the basics of the theoretical part of Chemistry and lab skills.

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Vishal Bisht

Beginner-Level 4

You can expect a call from NMIMS as a score of around 212 is 95% according to the trends of the recent NMAT exams. 90% is a percentage in which you can generally get a call from NMIMS Bangalore and NMIMS Hyderabad and also from XIMB.

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Vinty Tanwar

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The window is open till 17th March 2022. You can visit the website and check again.

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Vinty Tanwar

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Yes, you can apply through your CET marks.

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khushal .

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Getting admission depends on many factors like parents' income,10th marks, academic letter of reference with what you have mentioned above if you have the following you can get admission.

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Pappu Kumar Mahato

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If you prepare for teaching is mandatory to do B. Ed but are going through Ph.D. you must complete a master's degree first.

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Gaurav Kumawat

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Go for Delhi University or amity and Manipal I guess these are better.

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