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In some cases, reservation system is useful i.e. in registration fees of some exams. But reservation system should be according to the financial circumstances not according to the caste system. And after MBBS, we should prefer those who have better skills and knowledge.

Rao Academy is one of the best institutes to prepare for the JEE Mains and JEE Advanced exams. You can also opt for self-study and qualify JEE Mains exam by solving previous year’s question paper. Just focus on the basics and give more importance to the subjects in which you can perform well.

You should join FIITJEE. As per me, it is the best coaching institute in Delhi for the preparation of JEE Mains entrance exam. At FIITJEE, every student is considered equal too.

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That depends on knowledge and company profile too but you would start earning approx.4-6 LPA and it also depends on your expertise as well.

Majority of colleges in India accept CAT, CMAT and GMAT which are must to attempt if you target all good B-schools. You can also give XAT, CET, MAT, SNAP and NMAT.

All of them are under the same category. PU is a central university, hence it has slightly good ROI but their brand name might be limited to Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Bangalore. But remember, PSG, TSM, SSN AND PU have equal brand name within Tamil Nadu as of top B-schools like IMI, IMT or Fore. So, cho

Yes, NCERT is enough but you need to practice an ample amount of MCQs to answer all the questions in NEET correctly.

MAT cut-off for last year was 99.96 percentile. Yes, admission can be got through CET.

Check the below link for colleges accepting MAT scores known for Logistics Management-
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-in-logistics-management-colleges-in-india