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https://www.iima.ac.in/c/document_library/get_file?uuid=3c0de5c2-5d78-4849-81ec-af4fd18863e3&groupId=187610&filename=Shortlisting Criteria for PGP 2020-22 batch
Now, technically it is fair to say that you are eligible, but some IIMs give more weightage to 10th and 12th. So, technically you are eligible. My suggestion would be to give your best efforts in CAT that should be the primary goal and leave the rest for afterwards once CAT gets over.
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LPU provides ample
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First of all, it's perfectly natural to be confused as to which course is the right one for you after Grade 12. You can begin by looking at the courses available online across different universities and SEE which ones interest you and identify the ones that you would definitely not want to opt for. In your question, I see that you have been able to identify Mass Communication as your area of interest, which is great. You can now have a look at the modules that are typically taught during an undergraduate Mass Communication course. For instance, at IILM University Gurugram, we offer B.A. (Hons) Journalism, Media and Communi
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