MBA Eligibility

This depends on other candidates that would be writing papers with you so if they are equally good and they are doing this with a hundred percent accuracy then no, but if that is not the case, then you can do it with less number of questions as well so it really depends on the candidates.

You don't need to appear for GRE unless you are planning for MS in the US. What matters the most is GMAT. However, as far I know there is no exemption as such in US universities for GMAT which Means you must need to score good marks in GMAT (it actually differs for every university). Additionally, you also need to have a good band score in IELTS or TOEFL (if the medium of instruction in your last attended university is not English).
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To get the admission in christ university you should at least get 50% -60% in your boards exam and you also have to clear their entrance exam and PI.

Distance MBA offers very less placements, distance MBA is good only if you have a good job.

GAPS are a problem during admission in a B School or during the placement only if the gaps cannot be justified means you don't have a valid view point to support it. But, if have a reason to justify your cause for taking a 2 years gap it's not a problem. Trust me, I speak from my personal experience.

Hello, To appear in the UGC NET the minimum qualification required to appear is Masters degree with minimum 55% of marks then only you can apply for the UGC NET Exam. If you have completed your MBA from the IT stream then, you can apply for UGC NET Computer Application The National Eligibility Test is conducted for 81 subjects. The exam is organized twice a year by NTA in June and December Months. Recently the exam was held from 20th to 28th June 2019. The upcoming exam will be held in Dec 2019. I hope the given information will help you out. Feel free to ask more queries. All the Best!

Normally they give more preference students done internship with them with good a good performance report. No cut off %
Year gaps are considered as negative for placements.