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Smriti Dabar
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Mostly they don't ask and if they want also they will only ask for basics. They will be asking this question "Why MBA after engineering?" from 90% of students.
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NET stands for National Eligibility Test. NET exam is conducted to check the eligibility for the award of JRF or assistant professor in universities. For details, you can visit CSIR NET official website or https://www.eduncle.com/csir-net-exam check here. You can apply for the NET Exam, if you fulfill the eligibility criteria as described in official notification. The candidates who have completed the post-graduation with 55% marks can apply for the exam. The UGC NET Exam is conducted for various 84 subjects, while the CSIR NET Exam is conducted for Science stream subject as follows: Life Science, Physical Science, Mathematical Science
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Amritanshu Kaushik
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In order to get lateral entry in second year into engineering college, you should have completed your Diploma from affiliated Polytechnic College.
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rahul r
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The minimum eligibility to apply is that a candidate should have a pass mark of 50% in their graduation. Those awaiting results of degree examinations may also apply on provisional basis.
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Eligible candidates need to appear for Hyderabad Business School Aptitude Test (HBSAT).
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Eligible candidates need to appear for Hyderabad Business School Aptitude Test (HBSAT).
Candidates with valid score/percentile/marks in MAT/ CMAT/ ATMA/ XAT/ CAT/ GMAT/NMAT are exempted from HBSAT.
Group Discussion
Shortlisted candidates will be called for group discussion based on the marks/score/percentile in HBSAT/MAT/ CMAT/ ATMA/ Xavier Aptitude Test (XAT)/ CAT/ GMAT/NMAT.
Personal Interview
Shortlisted candidates will be called for persona
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Hi Veermanikanda Kandasamy,
Abroad is a wide term, includes many countries and universities and you cannot generalize the requirements. Different countries and universities have different entry requirements. As such without an exact specification of your plans, it is difficult to write an answer. I will rather say you check this link below just to have an idea of the various course options, the universities, countries, entry requirements of each and also the fees. https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/be-btech-in-abroad-dc11510.
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Hi Veermanikanda Kandasamy,
Abroad is a wide term, includes many countries and universities and you cannot generalize the requirements. Different countries and universities have different entry requirements. As such without an exact specification of your plans, it is difficult to write an answer. I will rather say you check this link below just to have an idea of the various course options, the universities, countries, entry requirements of each and also the fees. https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/be-btech-in-abroad-dc11510.
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The only way to clear your backlogs would be to study diligently, and prepare for the exams. Regularly attend the Lectures and revise what you are learning in class. If you study as per the syllabus or as per the lectures then you will easily clear your all backlogs. If you face problems, then contact your Lecturer, they should be able to help you out. If that still does't help you can opt for Tuition/Extra classes to cover the syllabus. Regards.
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