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GC NET exam is a tough exam to crack. To get the targeted score in the exam you need to do preparation with dedication and passionately. And for this you have to follow a well planned strategy. You should work hard and smartly, there is no alternative to it. Solve the previous years, observe the pattern and prepare so much content for the exam, avoid unnecessary details and focus on how descriptive answers (if any) should be written to supply more information in a precise manner.

NIT-Trichy is one of the best NITS. Your academic record is okay, but CAT is low. Follow through the counseling process and you may get a chance.

Yes, AMIE degree holders can apply for GATE exam. In case a student is expecting to complete the qualifying criteria in 2020 or later as mentioned in the table, then he/she has to upload their Provisional Certificate Letter or a copy of marks card for Section A of AMIE, etc. ,because you have not completed your AMIE so far than you can submit AMIE Section-A mark sheet while applying for GATE exam.

Yes, You can apply for the UGC NET Exam. As per the required eligibility criteria, the candidates who have completed the master's degree with minimum of 55% aggregate marks can apply for the UGC NET Examination. There are also other eligibility norms that you need to understand before submitting the form. For detailed information check this - https://scoop.eduncle.com/ugc-net-exam-eligibility. The National Testing Agency conducts the UGC NET Exam twice a year (June and December). So, you are suggested to appear in any of these two session. As you have pursued M.Com you should apply for the UGC NET Commerce Subject. Hope it Helps.

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You can't change your past exam scores, but you can surely focus on getting a great CAT score. Since many good colleges give more importance to the CAT score, it becomes imperative to score as higher as you can in it. Good luck.

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With that low CAT score, it's impossible to get a good college anywhere in India since the cutoff of all reputed colleges is generally about 80 percentile.