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Hi Sahith,
NET exam is conducted by UGC two times in a year. The exam is conducted to apply for lecturership in your field. It consists of two levels from two levels I mean there are two cut off scores given, one is for the eligibility of lecturership and second for eligibility for JRF and once you c

Yes, you can still opt for it. Just see where the GDPI dates are still on and you can go for on the spot registration or online registration.

Yes sure. Your CMAT percentile is decent. So, you have good chance to get a call for next round.
All the best.

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Well, the NDA written exam has 2 papers. Paper -1 is based fully on mathematics and requires a good knowledge of mathematics of 10th, 11th 12th syllabus. Paper-2 is general ability which includes the GK, physics, chemistry, history. Etc. So it is very difficult for a person who has not studied physi

There is no official cut-off. Great Lakes takes a holistic approach while evaluating your profile.

Check the course details first. They will have mentioned the last date for application. Based on that, apply for GMAT and submit the score sheet along with the application. GMAT exams have certain dates. It's only possible on those dates.

MAT exam is comparatively easier than CAT Exam, level of difficulty in CAT is more than MAT. Also, MAT fetches penalty of 0.25 for each wrong question but CAT fetches 1/3 or say 0.33 penalty for wrong answer. I hope this would help.

Hi, JEE MAIN-
Eligibility criteria related to Date of Birth
1. Students who are born on or after October 1, 1992 are eligible to apply-
Candidates belonging to Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST) and Persons with Disabilities (PwD), should have been born on or after October 1, 1987. Candidates o