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When you are a college student, you always have one event of the year to look forward to. An event that makes your birthday look secondary, and you save all your money to spend on this particular event. Yes, you might have guessed it right, we are talking about college fests. College festivals are a big part of college life, they are some days of carnival where you can just party and think nothing of the otherwise severe academic pressure.
Fests are the time when one can break out of the monotonous routine of college and studies and showcase ones talent and make the most of workshops and activities. This is the memorable day in the l
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List of colleges accepting your score:
Apeejay School of Management (ASM Delhi), Dwarka, Delhi
Asian Business School (ABS, Noida), Noida
University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (Admission Office), Okhla, Delhi
IBS Business School, Mumbai, Vile Parle West, Mumbai
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-in-india-accepting-mat-score
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You can look for Ph.D. options in Canada, obtaining entry to a Ph.D. programme is tough, you must research on the universities, visit their department specific website for Ph.D. information. The process requires that you email the research supervisors and share your research ideas and if they like your idea they will accept you. Course duration may vary from 4 to 5 years or more.
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Yes, to get into IITs, you need to score at least 75% or should be in the top 20 percentile of the board if board is not giving any marks. AICOS should issue a certificate to you stating that you indeed are in top 20 percentile. Who falls in this segment gets decided by marks scored by students in that exam. It differs from exam to exam.
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