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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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Distance degrees of recognised universities are valid for UGC NET. The eligibility criteria of NET is given below.Eligibility criteria : Candidates who have secured at least 55% marks (without rounding off) in Masters Degree or equivalent examination from universities/ institutions recognised by UGC in Humanities (including languages) and Social Science, Computer Science & Applications, Electronic Science, etc. Are eligible for this exam. As per the Annexure-IV of Information Bulletin of UGC NET 2020, The PG Management code is 816. So you can apply for UGC NET 2020. The last date of submission of application is 16 April 2020. Please re
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The GPAT-2020 cutoff has been announced and the minimum cutoff for open category is 163 marks. So you cannot participate in the counselling of GPAT for admissions. Now you have the only option of GATE score.

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You can write ISSM Business School's MET Entrance Exam and you can avail scholarship.

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The important topics covered in CPGET M.Sc. Statistics are given below, for detailed syllabus please see the link given below.
Part-A (40Marks) : Analysis of Quantitative Data, Probability and Random Experiment, Random Variables, Mathematical Expectation, Discrete Distributions, Discrete Distributions, Theory of Estimation and Statistical Tests.
Part-B (60Marks) : Analysis of Categorical Data, Large Sample Tests, Designs of Sample Surveys, Time Series Analysis, Index Numbers, Demand Analysis and Vital Statistics and Indian Official Statistics. It's better to go through the academic syllabus studied at graduation and 10+2 level instead
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