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Hi Prasanna,
It will be difficult to get an admission in very first round with this score. Nevertheless, don't lose hope. Apply and wait until the results are announced for the last round. You might get NITs in the last round.

Hello,
Pursuing a full-time MBA from any reputed college in India isn't possible at that graduation score since the criterion is of scoring at least 50% marks.

This would depend a lot on your long term career goals. If you intend to return to India then UK is better, however, if you intend to explore permanent settlement abroad as well then Canada is the better option as the government rules are more flexible in terms of work opportunities post MBA. Financially as well, Canada would be cheaper compared to UK.

There are two different lists of OBC's. One is a state list and other is central list. For admission in Maharashtra or say Delhi, the respective state government list of OBC will be accepted. However, when seats are filled on an all India basis like in NIT or IIT, only those who figure in central list will be considered. Best wishes.

Yes, psychology is good subject. And, Lady Shriram College is a very good college and one of top college in south campus. You should go for it. As you do your masters in psychology or clinical psychology, you can get job in hospital as psychologist. All the best.

You have chances to get admission there. Just apply for it and, you can also wait for some time to check the cutoff lists of other colleges.

You have chances to get admission there. Just apply for it and, you can also wait for some time to check the cutoff lists of other colleges.