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anshu ranjan
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If we SEE past trends of cutoffs, for 35 marks, you might fall in the range of 1600-1700.
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Nidhi Singh
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No, you can't apply for the MCA degree because you have to clear all the backlogs firstly then apply for the further education. Otherwise your admission would be cancel.
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Khardushan .
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Hi, You can login into your account with Login ID Password and get all details of your application form and subsequently download and take sufficient printouts
Thank you for asking.
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Aatif Khan
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There might be some network problem or the bank server of the receiving person is down. It might take a few moments or 1-2 days.
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Priyanshu Ranjan
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The eligibility criteria for PGCET full-time MBA is as follows:
The candidate must have secured a recognised Bachelor's degree (3 years minimum duration) or should have passed an equivalent examination. During all the years of degree examination, the candidate must have attained an aggregate of 50% marks or more in all the subjects. Candidates belonging to SC, ST, and Category-I of Karnataka should have attained 45% marks in the qualifying exam.
The candidate must have secured a recognised Bachelor's degree (3 years minimum duration) or should have passed an equivalent examination. During all the years of degree examination, the candidate must have attained an aggregate of 50% marks or more in all the subjects. Candidates belonging to SC, ST, and Category-I of Karnataka should have attained 45% marks in the qualifying exam.
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jasveer singh
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The KEA annually conducts the Karnataka PGCET an entrance examination for postgraduate admission. The following expert tips can help you clear the Karnataka PGCET for MBA:
1. Prepare the study plan according to the time available for the Karnataka PGCET.
2. You can start by reviewing the topics in which you have some knowledge.
3. Later, you can study the difficult topics by reviewing the fundamentals.
4. Select your study material to understand the basics and practice for the exam.
5. You can use online resources such as YouTube to understand complex topics like Statistics.
6. For the English section of KPGCET, regular newspaper readin
1. Prepare the study plan according to the time available for the Karnataka PGCET.
2. You can start by reviewing the topics in which you have some knowledge.
3. Later, you can study the difficult topics by reviewing the fundamentals.
4. Select your study material to understand the basics and practice for the exam.
5. You can use online resources such as YouTube to understand complex topics like Statistics.
6. For the English section of KPGCET, regular newspaper readin
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jasveer singh
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With Karnataka PGCET scores, you can pursue an MBA programme in both part-time and full-time modes. The eligibility criteria for the Karnataka PGCET Part-Time MBA are as follows:
1. You must have earned your graduate degree from a recognised university.
2. You need to have a minimum of 50% in your graduation if you are applying in the unreserved category. For SC, ST, and Category I of Karnataka, this minimum score is 45%.
3. You must have work experience spanning at least three years to apply for a part-time MBA course.
4. In addition, your place of employment must be within 40 kilometers of the institution to which you are applying for
1. You must have earned your graduate degree from a recognised university.
2. You need to have a minimum of 50% in your graduation if you are applying in the unreserved category. For SC, ST, and Category I of Karnataka, this minimum score is 45%.
3. You must have work experience spanning at least three years to apply for a part-time MBA course.
4. In addition, your place of employment must be within 40 kilometers of the institution to which you are applying for
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jasveer singh
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Yes, other state-domiciled students can also apply for the Karnataka PGCET. There are no restrictions on those from other states pursuing a postgraduate degree in Karnataka through the PGCET. Other state students must meet the minimum eligibility requirements, which are graduation with a score of 50%. It is just that Karnataka students have several advantages, such as:
1. Karnataka Category I students can apply with only 45% of their graduation.
2. Around 90 percent of seats in colleges are available for Karnataka state applicants.
3. SC, ST of other state are treated as General category unlike state categories.
1. Karnataka Category I students can apply with only 45% of their graduation.
2. Around 90 percent of seats in colleges are available for Karnataka state applicants.
3. SC, ST of other state are treated as General category unlike state categories.
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jasveer singh
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Hi shruti
No, one cannot apply for an M.Tech at the Manipal Institute of Technology using the Karnataka PGCET scores. To apply for MIT, you need to appear in either the GATE or the Manipal Entrance Exam (MET). Other colleges that accept the Karnataka PGCET include the RV College of Engineering, the Bangalore Institute of Technology, and the National Institute of Engineering.
No, one cannot apply for an M.Tech at the Manipal Institute of Technology using the Karnataka PGCET scores. To apply for MIT, you need to appear in either the GATE or the Manipal Entrance Exam (MET). Other colleges that accept the Karnataka PGCET include the RV College of Engineering, the Bangalore Institute of Technology, and the National Institute of Engineering.
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