Exam

Yes, you can appear for CAT. You just need to ensure that you score more than 50% marks at the graduation level and pick up your MBA specialisation in line with your interest areas and career aspirations.

Yes, it may impact as many leading companies that visit campus for placement due put in conditions on the minimum required of score at graduation level exams. This is done by them more from a screening perspective so that they get the right mix of academically brilliant guys. However, many companies

Yes, you are eligible for CAT provided you have scored more than 50% marks in B.Com.

It’s an add-on program along with BCA, you cannot opt it separately.

Refer the following link:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/exams/siteee?q=SITEEE&rf=searchwidget&landing=ep

Hi Atul,
I would not suggest anyone to drop any of his/her precious years. Most of the time people who drop after making several tries do not make it to JEE and then inevitably, they go for some private college after wasting a few precious years of their lives. The trick is that if you are confident

Hi Akash,
Here is the link to the detailed timetable of the exam:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/indian-maritime-university-Chennai/exams/imucet/dates
The syllabus for CET for UG programmes will be:Physics, mathematics, chemistry, English, general knowledge and aptitude at plus 2 level (CBSE, ISE a

India after Gandhi by Ramachandra Guha, NCERT books: The Complete Package, Indian Polity by Laxmikanth, Indian Economy by Ramesh Singh, Introduction to the Constitution of India, etc.