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Pavithra DesuDesign Engineer
Guide-Level 13
There is no specific target in terms of the score because admissions to SIBM Bengaluru are done through a Cut-off percentile based on a candidiate's performance in the SNAP Test. Unfortunately, there is no way to predict the correlations between a score and a percentile. The cut off percentile also varies every year based on cumulative performance trends of the applicants and the quality of the paper. However, if you wish to know past year cut off percentiles or any other information, feel free to enquirer or visit www.sibmbengaluru.edu.in.
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Can I continue with the continuation of polytechnic after class 10th? Can I continue with HSC paper?
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Pavithra DesuDesign Engineer
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I find your query is quite interesting. Let me try to answer. A student after passing 10th exam has two choices. Firstly he can continue for 11th and 12th and pass his HSC exam. The second choice is to seek admission in Polytechnic for doing Diploma. Many students follow this route and then subsequently take admission in an Engineering College via what is known as lateral admission mode. Here I would like to caution you. The students who follow this are unable to study any other course since the minimum requirement of any other course is invariably 12th. So, please be aware of this before you decide your next course of action.
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Pavithra DesuDesign Engineer
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Yes, surely you can get admission in SK. As you are good enough in your B.Tech, it will be enough to get admission. And you must be good in other extracurricular activities too and projects.
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Shweta Singh
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If you look for better opportunities, then I would suggest you complete 12th and thereafter complete take admission in fashion designing course.
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Selvamani RamanathanPositivity is my Saviour
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Hi,
To join Political Science you need to choose Arts/Humanities. Political Science is subject, where you will learn many things about the political activities that you would have never know. I myself was a political Science student it is fun to learn the International and National politics. If you choose political Science as a main subject you can do lots of things in that. You can be a professor, you can go on to study law and many more options would be open to you. You made the right decision, live up to it.
To join Political Science you need to choose Arts/Humanities. Political Science is subject, where you will learn many things about the political activities that you would have never know. I myself was a political Science student it is fun to learn the International and National politics. If you choose political Science as a main subject you can do lots of things in that. You can be a professor, you can go on to study law and many more options would be open to you. You made the right decision, live up to it.
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Abhishek VikramLawyer.UPSC Aspirant,Avid reader
Guide-Level 13
In order to be eligible for applying CAT, you need to have a minimum of 50% in your class 10th and class 12th and 45% for reserved categories. So, in that case you will be ineligible to apply even. Also, the CAT scores will not be where you will reach.
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Priyanka BhatiaCampus Representative, SIBM-B
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Hi Shubham,
The minimum percentage required for meeting the eligibility criteria is 50% marks in Class 10th, Class 12th and Graduation. To make it to the Admissions Process, you would have to clear the SNAP Test 2018 Cut-off as declared by the institute, in which case you will receive a call to attend. As for conversion, your marks are only a part of the selection criteria, your performance in the written test and Personal Interview, also influence the decision. So, you would still stand a fair chance of getting an admission, given that you clear the cut off score. I hope this answers your query. For any further information required, fe
The minimum percentage required for meeting the eligibility criteria is 50% marks in Class 10th, Class 12th and Graduation. To make it to the Admissions Process, you would have to clear the SNAP Test 2018 Cut-off as declared by the institute, in which case you will receive a call to attend. As for conversion, your marks are only a part of the selection criteria, your performance in the written test and Personal Interview, also influence the decision. So, you would still stand a fair chance of getting an admission, given that you clear the cut off score. I hope this answers your query. For any further information required, fe
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Prachi PolMaking History...
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It is very nice that you are considering it's future programs so early. Actually, no scholarships are offered by this university, but you can consider applying to generic scholarships applicable for UK. To know about scholarships, eligibility, courses offered, fee structure, etc. Visit below Shiksha link. https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/uk/universities/university-of-manchester
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REEBA KHAN
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Hi,
The fees may range from 50k to 1 lakh, depending on the institute from which you pursue it.
You can still check it once.
The fees may range from 50k to 1 lakh, depending on the institute from which you pursue it.
You can still check it once.
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