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Saanjali Kapse

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After writing the PESSAT exam, the admission timeline depends on your program. For B.Tech, results are announced within 3-5 days, followed by counseling within a week, where admission is confirmed based on rank and seat availability. For other programs, results are declared within 3 days, and shortlisted candidates proceed with interviews or direct admissions. The process is efficient, and updates are provided promptly. Stay informed through the official PES University website for specific dates and procedures.  

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Nikhil kumar Dubey

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Here is the List of colleges that come under the MAHARASHTRA COMMON ENTRANCE TEST (MAH CET) for fashion design courses.•National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT)•MIT-WPU•Mount Carmel College•Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj University (Mumbai)•SNDT College (Mumbai)•Indian Institute of Gems and Jewellery, Mumbai•Government Polytechnic, Mumbai (Mumbai)

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Mohit Sharma

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There are many colleges you get with 60 percentile in TANCET MBA like in government colleges you can take admission in University of Madras Chennai, Anna University in Chennai and government college of technology coimbatore  and in private universities you can take admissions in Sathyabama university Chennai, Kumaraguru College of Technology Coimbatore, PDG Institute of Management coimbatore and many other colleges too.

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Thanjavuru Sumanth

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To prepare for the NMAT and get a spot in the MBA Pharmaceutical Management program, here's what you need to know: First, get ready for the NMAT by learning about its syllabus and how the test is structured. The NMAT has three parts: Language Skills, Quantitative Skills, and Logical Reasoning. Each part has a different number of questions and time limits.Make a Study Plan: Create a schedule that covers everything in the syllabus. Spend more time on harder topics and review everything regularly.Choose Good Study Resources: Pick books that match the NMAT syllabus. Use official guides and practice tests to improve your preparation.Work on
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Udaya Bhaskar rao

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For admission to pursue an MBA in the Dr. D. Y. Patil School of Management situated in Pune, students have to score high in the MAT. The cut-offs keep changing yearly depending on various factors such as the number of applicants or the overall performance of the applicants. It is likely that scoring anywhere around 600-700 in MAT would be considered a safe score for entry into the school.That is why the school allows applicants to present MAT scores as part of the criteria for admission, which is the reason why higher percentiles significantly increase the chances of getting into the school. Some would thus advise prospective
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MUNI Lokesh

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To fill the MHT CET exam application form today, start by visiting the official website at cetcell.mahacet.org. Click on the "New Candidate Registration" link to create your account by entering the required personal information, which will generate your application number and password. Once registered, log in using these credentials to access the application form. Fill in your personal and educational details, including domicile and category information. Next, upload scanned copies of your passport-sized photograph, signature, and any necessary certificates, such as a domicile certificate if applicable. You will then need to pay the ap
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Rupesh Katariya

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To apply as an EWS (Economically Weaker Section) candidate in CAT, you must meet the following eligibility criteria:Income Limit: Your annual family income should be less than ?8 Lacs from all sources.Asset Criteria: You should not own agricultural land of more than 5 acres or residential land above 1000 sq. ft. in urban areas.Educational Qualification: You must meet the basic educational qualifications required for CAT, which include a bachelor's degree with at least 50% marks (or 45% for SC/ST/PwD candidates).Ensure that you have the necessary documents (like income certificate) to prove your eligibility for the EWS category during t
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Rupesh Katariya

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With a 70 percentile in CAT and 58% in graduation, admission to BITS Pilani for MBA may be difficult, as they typically have high cut-offs and look for strong academic performance. BITS Pilani usually requires a higher CAT score (above 90 percentile) and a solid academic record. However, it's worth checking their specific eligibility criteria, as they also consider work experience and extracurriculars. While your chances might be lower, you could explore other MBA options or consider applying through the BITSAT MBA Admission Test, which could offer an alternative route for admission.

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Rupesh Katariya

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With a 50-60 percentile in CAT, top IIMs may be out of reach, but there are still several good options for you. Consider institutes like IMS Noida, Jaipuria Institute of Management, Indira Institute of Management, and ITM Business School. Other options include BIMTECH, UPES, and Lovely Professional University (LPU). These institutes often consider factors beyond your CAT score, like academic history, work experience, and interview performance, which could work in your favor. While the cut-offs are generally lower, it's still a good idea to explore these options and check their specific eligibility criteria and admission process.

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