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Kapil Lalwani

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For admission to Sri Aurobindo Institute of Medical Sciences (SAIMS) UG/PG courses, eligibility criteria are: UG (MBBS): Passed in 10+2 examination with 50 percentage marks (45 per cent for SC/ST applicants), pass in NEET-UG, 17-25 years of age. PG (MD/MS): MBBS degree, NEET-PG score, completed one-year internship. Admission process: Visit the MCC website, take counselling, and select SAIMS. Seat allocation: 85 per cent state regulation and 15 per cent managerial regulation. Fees: MBBS (tuition fees INR 12.5 Lacs per annum), PG (fees INR 6- INR 18 Lacs per annum). Documents required: Marks Card of 10+2 examination, NEET score card, MBB

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Candidates seeking admission to UG/PG courses in Dayananda Sagar Institutions (DSI) need to fulfil a few criteria. UG courses: 45% added in 10+2 (for engineering PCM and biosciences PCB streams). PG courses: 50% aggregate in graduation (the relevant stream). Entrance exams: KCET (Karnataka CET), COMEDK UGET, JEE Main, GATE, CAT, MAT, GMAT. There is a deviation concerning the eligibility of candidates under NRI, management, and lateral entry quota. Documents required: JEE-Main score card, 10+2 marks card, graduation marks card, transfer certificate, conduct certificate and any other certificate for entrance examination. Selection proces

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For admission to the UG/PG courses of Jnana Vikas Institute of Technology (JVIT), the candidates needed to fulfil the eligibility criteria only. UG (B.E): 50% marks in 10+2 (Physics, Chemistry Mathematics) for the general category, 10% for SC/ST/OBC. Entrance exams: For KCET there is an 85% percentile while for COMEDK/JEE Main there is only a 15% percentile. Lateral entry: Diploma (50% aggregate). PG (M.Tech): 50% of the total marks in B.E/B.Tech An entrance test: GATE/PGCET. Document verification is also involved in setting and implementing eligibility criteria. Required documents: Mark sheet for 10+2 examination, KCET/COMEDK/JEE Main

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The UG and PG courses are offered by the City Engineering College (CEC), Bangalore. Eligibility criteria: UG – minimum 45 % in 10+2 (PCM) for general category, 40% for SC/ST/OBC; KCET- 85% of seats, COMEDK- 15% of seats, JEE Main – all India entrance examination. PG - minimum 50 % marks in BE/B.Tech for general, SC/ST/OBC –minimum 45%; Entrance exams: GATE, PGCET. Admission process: Through the KEA or COMEDK website fill out the application form, get registered for the counselling process, document verification and seat allotment. Fees: UG – INR 58,808 - 1,50,000 per annum, PG – INR 1,05,000 - 2,10,000 per annum. Seats: UG -

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Kunal Lalwani

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For admission into the Hirasugar Institute of Technology (HSIT) to do the UG programmes like B.Tech one needs to have 45% in their 10+2 (PCM) and clear the KCET or COMEDK examination. For PG courses like M.Tech Requirement is B.Tech/BE with a minimum of 50% Marks, and qualifying in PGCET/GATE is mandatory. The seats are allotted depending on the performance in the entrance test conducted and then the counselling session.

 

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To enter SJMIT for UG courses like B.Tech, The candidate should secure at least 45 % in 10+2 (PCB &/or PCM); pass in kivet or comed-k exams. For PG courses like M.Tech, any candidate with BE/B.Tech degree with a 50% mark needs to qualify PGCET or GATE. Admission to this college is based on the entrance exam that students take and by counselling for seat availabilities.

 

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The medieval history syllabus for CUET PG exam is as follws :-

1. Establishment of Delhi-Sultanate Rule (Mamulak, Khilji and Tughlaq dynasty), Administration of Delhi Sultanate (Military reform, Iqta system etc.),
2. Art & Architecture Vijaynagar and Bahamani Kingdom (Rise, Social, Economic and Administration), Bhakti Movement, Sufi Movement;
3. Culture: Persian literature,
4. Establishment of Mughal Empire (Administration, Society, Political and Literature), Expansion of Mughal Empire (Babar to Aurangzeb),
5. Rise of Sur dynasty, Decline of Mughal Empire.

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Direct admission to N.M.D. College depends completely on the course and the availability of seats in that particular course. For a few courses, depending on the eligibility criteria or minimum percentage scored in the qualifying exam, direct admissions may take place for a candidate.

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Natwarlal Maniklal Dalal Postgraduate College of Arts and Commerce (N.M.D. College) is very well known for academic value, faculty support to students, and campus life. It has an impressive undergraduate and postgraduate course portfolio across arts, commerce, and management. The focus on holistic development along with its well-equipped infrastructure makes it a favorite for many.

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The cutoff marks for admission in Natwarlal Maniklal Dalal Postgraduate College of Arts and Commerce, N.M.D. College varies every year with the number of applicants, seats available in that particular college, and also considering the merits of candidates in entrance examinations or qualifying exams. Generally, cutoff marks are set by the college as per the merit list drawn after considering the above factors. The most authentic and the latest information would be available either on the college's website or through the admissions office. The cutoffs generally emerge after the declaration of board examination results.

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