Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University

Yes, the reservation policy imposed by the Indian government is followed by the greater noida institute of technology. For admission to undergraduate and graduate programmes, the GGSIPU regulations on seat reservations apply to greater noida institute of technology. The following are the reservation categories at GNIT (IPU):
1. Scheduled Castes (SC): A fixed number of seats are set aside for applicants who fall under this category.
2. Scheduled Tribes (ST): A fixed number of seats are set aside for applicants who fall under this category.
3. Other Backward Classes (OBC-NCL): A specific number of seats are set aside for applicants who fall under the category of Other Backward Classes but are not in the creamiest layer (NCL).

4. Economically Weaker Sections (EWS): According to the most recent regulations, a specific number of seats are set aside for applicants from the EWS group.
5. People with Disabilities (PwD): In accordance with the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, some seats are set aside for candidates who have disabilities. 

Well, attending the private engineering college GNIT (IPU) is agony in and of itself. But in my opinion, college does not determine how well a person does in college. pals and a close-knit group of pals determine college life.  If your friend circle is strong, your friends' college lives will improve naturally, and you will feel that yes, college is like this college life. If your friend circle is weak, however, you will constantly feel that college is only college for IIT and NIT students.  There is no college life here.  I want to inform you that if you want to experience college life, you must find like-minded companions.

The admission criteria for MBA programs can vary among universities and business schools. While the CAT percentile is primarily used for admission to Indian business schools, it may not be directly applicable to universities abroad, including the University of Delhi's USMS (University School of Management Studies).

USMS, like many other international institutions, typically requires applicants to provide standardized test scores such as the GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) or GRE (Graduate Record Examination) for MBA admissions. These tests are specifically designed for international applicants and are more widely accepted by universities worldwide.