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Based on a *CMAT 2025 score of 205*, see below the expected percentile and admission probabilities for *IMI Bhubaneswar:**Expected Percentile:*It usually represents an average about the *90th percentile, 205* of what a CMAT score typically is.? cite? turn0search8? *IMI Bhubaneswar Admission Requirements:*- The minimum acceptance requirement of a CMAT score is usually kept at about 160 by *IMI Bhubaneswar.*? cite? turn0search3- *Application:* Apply well in advance before the deadline.- *Preparation:* Prepare for further selection rounds, like group discussions and personal interviews.For the most accurate and up-to-date information, please refer to the official IMI Bhubaneswar website or contact their admissions office directly.

The following are the eligibility criteria for admission to the **MBA in Hospital Management** program at **G H Raisoni University, Amravati**:- **Educational Qualification**: A bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized university.- **Minimum Marks**: At least 50% aggregate marks in graduation for general category candidates; 45% for reserved category candidates. Candidates must also appear for the national-level management entrance exam (CAT, MAT, XAT, or GMAT) and score valid marks. Duration of the ProgrammeThe postgraduate course is a full-time, two-year course. The total tuition fee approximated is Rs 2.12 lakh, whereas the hostel fee was approximated at Rs 1.8 lakh as students would want to stay within the campus only. For the most updated information, consult the official website of this university or directly contact its admissions office. 

The Common University Entrance Test is the other name for a standardized examination adapted by Indian universities during the admission process for their undergraduate students. Cutoff marks for them are well defined solely through CUET for different students and not based upon any score of JEE Main.*CUET cutoff explanation:*The cutoff marks vary across universities, courses, and applicant categories. (General/OBC/SC/ST).- *Determinants of Cutoffs:* Some of the major determinants that come into consideration while formulating cutoffs include the number of applicants, number of seats available, toughness level of the exam, and performance of the candidates as a whole.  *Representative CUET Cutoffs:*Although cut-off marks change every year, here are a few representative ones for the past few years:- *Delhi University (DU):*- *B.A. (Hons.) English:*General Category: Around 95+B.A. (Hons.) Economics:*- General Category: Around 98%-Banaras Hindu University (BHU):B.Com. (Hons.): *Cut-off scores around 220+B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics: Cut off range 160+This is the last year's cutoff list and changes with every following year.? cite? turn0search0? *Current Cutoff Updates:*To see the current valid list of cutoffs this academic year:1. Go through all the university websites one by one since universities upload all-inclusive cutoff marks on the websites of their admissions personally.2. The CUET official website and the National Testing Agency also release a list of names of participating universities along with their cut-off marks.Preparation Tips:Shoot Much Higher: Cut-offs for CUET would be a tad bit tough this time. Therefore, you could aim for marks much higher than last year's cut-offs in order to ensure that perfect chances of getting admission in your desired course.Be vigilant, keep track of everything that is happening, and note the developments that now and then take place regarding admission criteria and patterns of cutoffs in the official channels.This way, with all this being said, you will be adequately prepared to be admitted into that course that you are looking forward to under CUET.

The cut-off scores for the Railway Recruitment Board's (RRB) Group D exam change every year depending on several variables, including the volume of applications, exam difficulty, and open positions. The most recent cut-off data currently available relates to the 2022 exam. For example, the Unreserved (UR) category cut-off percentage in the Bangalore region was 96.88%, with normalised marks at 66.32. Similarly, the UR category in the Bhubaneswar region had a cut-off percentage of 96.96%, which is equivalent to 66.50 normalised marks. The RRB has established the following minimum qualifying scores for the Group D exam:Unreserved and Economically Weaker Section: 40%SC and OBC: 30%ST: 25%

To guarantee success, preparing for the Odisha 12th Board exams calls for a methodical and focused approach. Begin by fully comprehending the curriculum and test format that the Council of Higher Secondary Education (CHSE) has supplied. Make a study schedule that gives each subject enough time, emphasising your weak areas while continuing to revise your stronger ones regularly. To become acquainted with the types of questions and time management, practise past years' question papers and sample papers. Your main study resource should be NCERT or required textbooks; for more complicated subjects, consult other reference materials. Make sure your notes are brief so you can review them quickly, especially for areas that have a lot of theoretical material. For Science courses, practising numerical problems and diagrams regularly is essential. Use practice exams to evaluate your performance regularly and fill in any knowledge gaps. Last but not least, to stay focused and stress-free while preparing, follow a healthy schedule that includes enough breaks, enough sleep, and a balanced diet.