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B.Pharm: 4 Year Under Graduate Course
Eligibility: For admission to B.Pharm Courses, the candidate shall have passed HSCE ( Std. XII, 10+2 pattern) in Science Stream with 45% marks for Open ( 40% for SC/ST/SEBC) in theory only or theory and practical with Physics and Chemistry as compulsory subjects

Hello! At this stage, no reputed private college conducts its own entrance exam. The season of these exams is from October till Jan/Feb. The only prominent exam left now is MAT (May).

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Yes, there are colleges offering PGDM programs which have lower cutoffs I. e. 70-75+ percentile. But to take admission in such colleges, you need to clear their interview rounds. Good luck!

I would prefer you to go to TIME. It will help you.

For all, ARUN SHARMA is the best author. I prefer him, I studied his books on my own and I achieved
CAT: 80.5 percentile
MAT: 88.71 percentile
His books give a lot of questions which are very tough cannot be imagine in the above exams.

CAT Common Admission Test CAT is a national-level management entrance examination for graduates in any field, conducted by the Indian Institutes of Management (IIM). Not only the 20 Iims, but CAT scores are used for admission to various other renowned colleges like FMS, MDI Gurgaon, S. P. Jain, IMT,

You might get into a MBA college without entrance exam. But the better ones do have an admission procedure, and in that you need to give the entrance exam.

Yes, you have a fair chance of getting a GD-PI call. There are a lot of students every year who perform well in GD-PI and convert despite their low score in entrance exams.
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Hello, Getting a seat in a particular NIT or for that matter any NIT is a function of multiple dynamic factors. But your percentile appears to be quite good. I am attaching a link that will predict college for you. I hope you have applied to appear for JEE Mains once again to improve your percentile

There is no problem in applying but while applying they will require the final year mark sheet too. Since you are applying for the Jan intake your results might come out by then. So, it's better if you apply once your results have come out. Or you can apply early and let the University know that you