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For BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration) , a compulsory exam generally depends on the college or university you are applying to. Here are the key points:
Many universities and colleges require you to take an entrance exam as part of their BBA admission
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achieving a 99.99 pecentile in the CAT exam significantly enhances your prospects for admission to JBIMS, which evaluates candidates using an application rating(AR) score, which includes
-entrance exam score (CAT/MH-CET/CMAT) : 60% weightage
-Past Academic Record (PAR) : 15% weightage
-Extra-curricular Activities/Work Experience : 20% weightage
-Diversity (Academic/Gender): 5%
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The KCET admit card has been released, and you can download it from the official website of KEA. To download the admit card for the KCET entrance exam 2025, follow these steps.
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DON'T TAKE LOAD IN THESE MATTERS. YOUR FIRST FOCUS SHOULD BE YOUR NEET EXAM WHICH IS ON 4TH OF MAY IT IS A VERY LESS TIME NOW AND YOU HAVE TO FOCUS ONLY ON NEET RIGHT KNOW AFTER YOUR EXAM YOU SOLVE YOUR FIGHT AND ARGUES WITH YOUR FRIEND
Yes, you will be eligible for JEE Main and JEE Advanced after completing Class 12th through NIOS with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology (PCMB) in 2025. Here's a concise overview:
1. JEE Main Eligibility:
Educational Qualification: Pass Class 12 or equivalent with PCM subjects from a recognized board like NIOS.
Yes, you may still be allowed to give the EST (End Semester Test), but it depends on the university's rules regarding attendance and internal exams .
Since you missed both MSTs, you might need special permission from your department or the exam cell. It would be best to contact
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yes, if a university considers only PCM marks for admission and does not require GATE scores, then your GATE score will not affect your chances of gettig admission. many universities, especially private institutions offer admission based solely on board exam PCM marks. while some may conduct their own entrances
Writing the UPSC exam after an MBBS degree is not a bad decision, but it depends on your career goals. If you are passionate about public service, policymaking, and administration, UPSC can offer a fulfilling career as an IAS, IPS, or IFS officer. However, leaving the medical field after years
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