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The eligibility criteria for UPSC is passed graduation in any discipline from a recognized university, final year students are eligible to apply, there is no restrictions in terms of belonging to specific stream, however there is an advantage of having studied humanities stream subjects at 10+2 level as well as graduation, this will help you a lot as the syllabus of UPSC is more humanities oriented, the general studies to a large extent you will cover in your 10+2 level and graduation, and this will most definitely make your base strong, hence you can go ahead with your choice of subjects as you mentioned , however you must remember one thing that it's good to have a back up plan for UPSC also, as it tends to be unpredictable, and sometimes people choose to go for professional degree courses, or any other route for that matter as back up plan, so in case right now you're not sure you should explore other options as well, as you're still in school I believe it's good that you're thinking about appearing for UPSC, but this may or may not be your long term dream, so think carefully prior to deciding any course.

If you belong to to reserved category scheduled caste or Scheduled tribe then you are eligible for admission in Karnataka State Law University. But if you belong to general category then it is not possible for you to take admission. This is because the most basic eligibility criteria (for general category) state that you must have completed your graduation from a recognised University and with at least 45% marks in the aggregate. But if you belong to reserved category the minimum required score is 40% marks in aggregate.

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Actually, there are a number of options which you can go for after your Bsc ZBC but what will be the best for you depends upon

• your interest

• what do you want to become in your life

For example,

some of the best  options after your Bsc ZBC is provided below :-

-------------------------)  MBA:-  If you want to get into management or business or HR jobs etc then you can  do MBA etc. Some entrance for mba includes CAT /XAT /MAT /NMAT /CMAT. You get into top IIMs for your MBA where average package is around 20 lakhs per annum. For details about mba entrance exams visit https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/top-mba-entrance-exams-you-must-take

-------------------------)  B. ED :- If you are interested in teaching then after your BSc you can go for B. Ed and after the completion of B.Ed ,  you will be eligible to teach in schools

-------------------------)  MSc :- If you want to study further then you can go for masters like MSc and later on you can even become a professor - by clearing UGC NET after your MSc you can become assistant professor. For details visit https://competition.careers360.com/exams/ugc-net

-------------------------) UPSC :- If you want to get into civil services like IAS/IPS etc then you can start preparing for UPSC Civil services examination. For UPSC detailed information you can checkout our page at https://competition.careers360.com/exams/upsc-civil-services-exam

-------------------------) LLB:-  If you are  interested in law, then after your BSc you can go for 3 year LLB  , after which you can practice as a lawyer.Some of the entrance examination for 3 year LLB are listed below  are DU LLB, PU LLB, LPU NEST, MH CET Law, LAT by Allahabad University etc . For details about llb you can go through https://www.careers360.com/courses/llb-bachelor-of-legislative-law

-------------------------) CA :- After your BSc you can directly start with CA intermediate if you have got at least 60 % in your Bsc without going through foundation and then you have to go through articleship training and finally after clearing CA finals, you become a certified chartered accountant. For complete details regarding CA visit https://www.careers360.com/courses/chartered-accountancy-course

-------------------------)  If you want to get a job in Banks you can go for exams like SBI PO,  IBS PO, Sbi clerk etc

-------------------------) You can even prepare for government competitive examinatios for jobs like SSC, state service exam etc. You can get the complete list for govt competitive examinations at https://competition.careers360.com/exams

I hope that you find this helpful .

Thankyou

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According to previous cutoff trends candidate who secure 200-220 marks in NMAT is likely to get seat in top NMIMS. previous year cutoff for Mumbai is 208 i.e 94 percentile and sectional cutoff for quant section is 73 LRDI is 79 and VARC is 85.

your score seems more than cutoff.your chances are high for NMIMS mumbai if factors are same like previous year which is no. Of candidates appearing for exam, difficulty level of exam.

Thereafter discussion and personal interview is conducted by the college s.you need to prepare for it. weightage is given to your academic performance NMAT scores and work experience.if you dont have experience no worries score as much as you can to makeup for it.

All the best

Hi

Getting a call from a B- School depends upon a number of factors like  your percentile  score in CAT and academic profile i. e.percentage of marks obtained by you in  class 10th, 12th and graduation, work experience. Your mentioned academic profile is average.

Anyway,

When we go through past year trends then

>>>>>>  With your overall 97 percentile in CAT

Yes, You have chances in IIMs, some of which are listed below :-

IIM Visakhapatnam

IIM Nagpur

IIM Sirmaur

IIM Amritsar

IIM Jammu

IIM Sambalpur

And a few more

For details you can checkout our pages, the link for the same is provided below:-

90 - 100 percentile :- https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/which-b-schools-can-i-get-if-my-cat-percentile-between-90-and-100

80 - 90 percentile:- https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/what-if-my-cat-percentile-between-80-and-90-do-i-have-any-chance-at-top-b-schools

70 - 80 percentile :- https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/what-are-my-mba-admission-chances-70-80-percentile-in-cat

60 percentile :- https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/where-can-i-apply-60-percentile-in-cat

After getting a call , one has to go through WAT/GD/PI , and then he/she is finally selected for admission on the basis of performance in these rounds  , percentile score in CAT, academic profile and work experience.

To get the list of colleges that you can get call from  for your MBA, you can use CAT call predictor, the link for the same is provided below

https://bschool.careers360.com/pathfinder/cat

It will let you know the colleges from which you have chance to get a call  for  PGDM or MBA based on your category, your percentile score in CAT examination and your academic profile .

Thank you

Hi there,

First of all I would suggest you not to say such self depreciating words. As 44% marks is less so you might face some difficties in future but you can easily overcome them if you have a strong will to do.

What you can do now is to try to give seven entrances exams for MBA. You can simple take admission in IGNOU and pursue MBA. Also, you can try for Chartered Accountancy as it is also one of the best options for everybody in the commerce field.

It's high time only you can change your last if you take action now .

So better not to worry and start working.

For more detailed information do check out this link: https://finance.careers360.com/articles/courses-after-b-com

I hope this helps you.

Thank you:)

Dear Aspirant, if your graduation percentage is more than 50% then you are eligible for CAT exam. But in order to get good MBA College through CAT you need to make your preparation at the top level and you need to get 96+ percentile to get IIM and another thing is if you have some work experience then it would really help you in your placement as experience really matters in MBA placement. I hope you are clear now. If you have any other doubts feel free to ask. All The Best!!!

Hey Ayan Abrar

You are in graduation 2nd year . If you wanted to do MBA from good college then Start preparing for CAT exam . if you do very well then may you get iim's colleges but for general category its not that simple . do your best in exam . but there are better college in india other than iim's . after you given CAT there are many colleges that accept cat percentile like you can do mba from ipu university and from any private university with better percentile in CAT. ALSO  You even have other examinations like MAT, XAT, XMAT, ATMA , bit CAT is more valued examination.You have a good score in your graduation you can go for CAT examinations. So please go ahead with hopes and with a confidence.

FOR MORE UPDATES AND INFO YOU CAN VISIT FOR MBA

https://www.careers360.com/courses/mba-master-of-business-administration

FOR CAT PERCENTILE PREDICTOR VISIT

https://bschool.careers360.com/cat-percentile-predictor

GOOD LUCK FOR FUTURE

Hello,

PGCET ranks are calculated based on the score secured in MBA entrance exam.

Hey you can expect rank above 5000 based on previous years. As this years ranks are not released yet. Your cgpa doesn't play a role in ranking here.

Hope it helps.