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Your chances for call is average. 50-50 chances are there for call. So, best of luck dear.

Hello Reecha,
Firstly, I must congratulate you on scoring such handsomely in JEE Mains examination. Getting percentile of above 97 shows your calibre in Academics. I am sure with this percentile you will get admission in which ever Institute that you desire. However to help you I am attaching a link

Hello Chandra Shekhar,
I must say that for a candidate belonging to OBC category you have obtained a reasonably good percentile in JEE Mains. Scoring above 80 is definitely a good score. I am sure with this percentile you will get admission in one of the NIT. However to help you I am attaching a lin

Hello Tarun Santosh,
Yes, nowadays, TNEA allows students from outside the state also to register themselves for the centralised admission process. Do remember that the admissions in Tamil Nadu are based on the marks obtained in 12 and there is no common entrance examination. However you will have to

Yes, you can apply for it. There are high chances of you getting a seat if you apply.

Hello Triparna Devi, It is indeed very nice of you to think of doing post graduation in management after completion of your Bachelor of engineering in India. By setting the same aim for yourself you have already completed half the task, now only half is remaining. You can of course give GMAT so that

You will be able to attempt the exam 5 times in a calendar year with a 16 day gap. For each attempt, you have to make a fresh registration and the fee for each registration is US $250 which is about Rs 18000.

Chances are low, but you should try for it because selection for all of their campuses will be on following parameters:
1) Test score Percentile (best score in CAT/XAT/GMAT/CMAT) -35%
2) Academic score & Quality of graduatinginstitute/university/college -35%
3) Work experience (duration & quality)- 10%