Tamil Nadu

Hi, There are several places where you can learn for CAT in Chennai.
Time, IMS,.
Please compare all the places before you take a decision of joining a class. Usual points where students are mislead
1.Brand name
2. Study material quality
3. Classroom strength
4. Ask for a demo class

XIME does not work on high percentile system.
It's minimum criteria should be fulfilled and then it depends on your GDPI AND overall performance which gets your call converted.

Academy of maritime education and training university - [AMET], Chennai and VELS University, Chennai are the best colleges in Tamil Nadu for petrochemical engineering.

Please refer to the link provided below for an exhaustive list of colleges which offer courses in M.Sc forensic science from Kerela and Tamil Nadu. You should be able to navigate to a college of your choice using the filters on the web page:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/m-sc-colleges-kerala-1
https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/b-sc-forensic-science-colleges-tamil-nadu

Hello Rohan,
Normally speaking, lateral entries are restricted to student's domiciled in that state only. Hence, you would normally be eligible for this, if you are having domicile of Tamil Nadu. List of colleges in Chennai offering lateral entry should be available on the website of DTE of Tech education of Tamil Nadu.

There are over 30+ colleges which offer courses in catering from Tamil Nadu. You can use the link provided below to navigate to a college of your choice. Additionally, you can also download their brochure which contains details regarding eligibility, admission criteria, fee structure etc.nhttps://www.shiksha.com/hospitality-travel/catering/colleges/colleges-tamil-nadu.

If you are planning to venture into business, you should select a course from the commerce stream. I have provided a link from where you can select a course after your class 12th exams. Use the link to select a career of your choice.
https://www.shiksha.com/careers.

IIT Madras and Anna University are the good options.

Yes, wearing glasses is not a disability for admission.