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It depends on the college you want to choose. 99.6%ile+ will be required for IIMs. 96%ile+ will be required for other top colleges.

Hi, Once you're done with your intermediate level, you are required to complete industrial training of minimum of six months in order to become eligible for appearing for final level. Although 3 years of training is required but you can do six months training, give your finals and do your job and jo

You can ask for the same from your colleges and universities which you have shortlisted for particular course. I am in ct university, here eligibility criteria for MBA in healthcare and hospital administration is "Graduation in any discipline from a recognised university with atleast 50% marks"if we

I think, dropping in not a good idea. Atleast, you should try to prepare by yourself and for the self study purpose you can refer the famous author's books like
1. Quantitative Aptitude Quantum CAT Common Admission Tests For Admission into IIMs by Sarvesh K Verma (This is a popular book among Topper

The best college is the government college in the terms of overall placements as in the private college you have to apply yourself for the internships and if you get the backlog in any subject then you won't be able to sit in the placements but there is no such compulsion in the government colleges.

This can't be possible as JEE Mains is always conducted on Sunday and sometimes the online paper is held on Saturday, but that also cannot collide with the board exam.

7th May 2018 is the last of registration for JEE Advanced.

Between ABES and KIET, ABES is the best option because of the faculty members, and the student culture is also good. Other than these, you can opt for the Jaypee-Noida and RKG.

See, the total seats in UPTU were 1.35 Lacs in 2016 and the total number of students appeared in the paper is 85K approximately.