TimesPro

Joining TimesPro likely depends on the specific programme you're interested in. Here's a breakdown of possibilities:

Open Enrollment Programs:

Some TimesPro programs might have an open enrollment policy, allowing you to join directly without appearing for an entrance exam. These could be short-term certificate courses or workshops.

Programs with Entrance Exams:

Other TimesPro programs, especially those with a more rigorous curriculum, might require you to take an entrance exam. This assesses your basic knowledge and suitability for the program. Information about the entrance exam (format, syllabus) should be available on the TimesPro website for the specific program.

It's unlikely that TimesPro accepts CUET (Central Universities Entrance Test) scores for their programs. Here's why:

Focus on Professional Courses: TimesPro primarily offers professional certifications and short-term courses rather than traditional undergraduate degrees. The CUET is designed for admission to undergraduate programs at Central Universities in India.

Entrance Exams for Specific Courses: While TimesPro doesn't have a traditional BBA program, some of their business-related courses might have their own entrance exams to assess a candidate's fit.

Central Universities: If you're aiming for a BBA degree at a Central University, you should definitely focus on the CUET exam and participating universities offering BBA programs.

In the context of pursuing a BBA degree, the National Stock Exchange (NSE) is not a direct competitor to TimesPro. Here's a breakdown:

National Stock Exchange (NSE): The NSE is a leading stock exchange in India, facilitating stock trading. It doesn't offer traditional academic degrees like BBA. However, NSE Academy offers various certifications and professional programs related to capital markets and financial services. These programs can be valuable supplements to a BBA degree but are not replacements for it.

TimesPro: TimesPro offers courses relevant to business and finance, but information about a comprehensive BBA programme is limited online. There's a focus on working professional programs rather than traditional undergraduate degrees.

You can browse the official website of the Timespro for the matter of Cut-off, and many college review websites also provides specific information about the cut-off courses wise for individual ranking.

• Cut-off marks in 10th and 12th: General – 70%, OBC – 65%, SC/ST – 60%
• Cut-off marks in graduation:
• B Tech/B.E. or equivalent degree – General – 65%, OBC – 60%, SC/ST – 55%
• BSc/BA/BCom/CA/ICWA/MBBS or equivalent degree – General – 60%, OBC – 55%, SC/ST – 50%
• Must have mathematics as a compulsory subject in the undergraduate degree

The above Cut-off is of IIM Kozhikode Executive Post Graduate Certificate In Operations And Supply Chain Management from the TimesPro website.

Through partnerships with prestigious Indian universities and institutes, TimesPro Institute is able to offer MBA programs. Admission to TimesPro is determined by entry as well as merit. The three basic components of MBA admissions are the entrance exam, the group discussion (GD), and the personal interview (PI).Leading MBA schools anticipate that the cut-off score for admission in 2024 will fall between the 65th and 95th percentiles. 
You must have graduated from an accredited university with a 50% average in any discipline, or the equivalent, in order to be eligible for MBA enrollment. The required minimum aggregate score for students in the reserved category is 45%.

A range of certifications and courses are available from TimesPro, including:
Finance and Banking: Programs such as the Professional Certificate in Wealth Management, Banking Pro, and TimesPro Sales Manager Programme

General management: Certification programs in digital marketing, artificial intelligence, data science, cyber security, business analytics, and cloud computing; examples include the IIM Kozhikode Professional Certificate Programme in Entrepreneurship and New Venture Creation and the IIM Lucknow Executive Programme in IT Management. You can select the course that best fits your needs based on your interests and skill level from these options.

Bachelor's Degree: In any field, you must hold a bachelor's degree from an accredited university.
Minimum Marks: Your bachelor's degree may need to meet a minimum proportion of marks. This could be anything from 50% and 60%, depending on the program.
Work Experience: A minimum of one to three years of work experience may be required by certain programs.
Exams for admission:

Times Admission Process (TAP) Test: For certain programs, TimesPro administers the TAP test, an online entry examination.
Standardized examinations: The results of examinations such as the CAT (Common Admission Test), MAT (Management Aptitude Test), XAT (Xavier Aptitude Test), or CMAT (Common Management Admission Test) may be accepted by some schools.
Those who made the short list might be invited for an in-person interview to evaluate their communication skills.