Army Institute of Management, Kolkata All Questions

Dear PD,

If you can wait and feel that you can perform better than your last attempt in CAT then I would suggest you should start working so that you can show some work experience. Interviewers don't like students who take gap year just to prepare for CAT entrance exam since CAT is an aptitude test, not an exam which requires the learning of facts and figures, unlike JEE or NEET and then you should write CAT exam in the coming November. No offence to these colleges but you will spend around 12-15 lakh and you won't get the placement of more than 6 lakh per annum from this college provided if you are in top 10% of your batch. A graduate who studied from a mediocre college earns between 3-4 lakh per annum so do you feel that a jump from 4 lakh to 6 lakh per annum with so much of investment is worth it? If you feel that you can work harder than before and can score percentile of at least 88 then only take a drop. If you don't feel that you can get a percentile around 90 in CAT then don't take a drop because even if you start with a low package, if you work hard then you can get better.

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Hi Anjali,

First, you should build a lot of self-control and self-discipline to be able to study 12 hours every day.

Then, you should go through the complete syllabus of JEE from their official site and see how many questions are appearing from each topic.

Then, make a schedule or a time table and follow it regularly.

Find your strong topics and keep strengthening them by regular online mock tests and by solving previous year papers.

Don't dig deep in your weak topics.

Start with Physics, then Maths and at last Chemistry.

Hope this helps you.

All the best!!!

Hi Kanishq,
Congratulations for your result.

I am sorry to say but you have no chance for VIPS.
Considering you are from Delhi region in general category, here are the probable colleges you can get by the final round of counselling:-

• Banarsidas Chandiwalal Institute of Professional
  Studies, Plot No. 9 Sec 11, Phase I Dwarka, New
  Delhi 110075
• Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of Technology,
  P.S.P. - 4, Sector - 17, Rohini, Delhi - 110085
• Delhi Institute Of Advanced Studies, Plot No.6,
  Sector-25, Rohini, Delhi - 110085
• Delhi School of Professional Studies and
  Research, 9 Institutional Area, Sec 25 Rohini,
  Phase III, Delhi 85
• Dr Akhilesh Das Gupta Institute of Technology
  and Management (Formerly NIEC), FC-26, Shastri
  Park, Delhi  110053
• Fairfield Institute of Management & Technology,
  Plot No. 1037/1, Kapashera, New Delhi 110037
  
• Institute of Information Technology &
  Management, D 29 Institutional Area, Janak
  Puri, New Delhi 2nd Shift
• Institute of Innovation in Technology &
  Management, D 27 & 28, Institutional Area,
  Janakpuri, New Delhi

For the full list, you can check the following link:-
https://ipuadmissions.nic.in/publicinfo/Handler/FileHandler.ashx?i=File&ii=200&iii=Y

Hope it was useful to you and your query was resolved.

Feel free to contact us for any queries.

All the best :)

Hello aspirant!!

Chances of getting Civil branch in top colleges are very less. But still you can get below mentioned colleges on basis of previous years cutoff trends.

• VJIT
• KG Reddy 
• SSJ 
• TKR
• Geetanjali

Go through the following links to know more details.

https://www.careers360.com/ts-eamcet-college-predictor

https://engineering.careers360.com/ts-eamcet-rank-predictor

Hope this was helpful :)

Good Luck!!

Thank you.

Hi Anand, 

Since you haven't specified your rank i shall reply assuming UR category. 

Well according to your score you might have a chance in one of the colleges in your state under the 85% quota.

I am listing below some colleges where the cutoffs last year was close to 533 or 534. :-

1)Anugrah narayan magadh medical college-533

2)Darbhanga medical college-533

3)Government medical college, bettiah-534

4)Shri Krishna medical college-533

5)Vardhaman institute of medical sciences-534

These are some colleges where you might have a chance. 

You can also apply for the colleges in karnataka, UP, AP etc.

You can also have a better scope if u try for deemed universities. 

However these are only assumptions on the basis of cutoffs and closing ranks of last year. 

Every year the cutoffs change depending on several factors like no of candidates, difficulty level of questions etc.

I am attaching below a link you can check out to predict further possible colleges:

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor

The min cutoff is 84% so you won't be able to give the exam

Hi There !

I am providing you the link for the previous years and expected for this year cutoffs of various colleges that take admission on the basis of JEE MAINS Examination. Visit the link and know your chances :-

Https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff

You can pursue Aerospace Engineering from the college where it is available.

Dear Pulluri,

I am very sorry to hear this unfortunate news and certainly, it is very bad news. As your friend is going to take EMCET exam and as per your knowledge this exam is also a medical entrance exam at the state level (Telangana and Andhra Pradesh). So if your friend will score well and get a good rank she will certainly get a good government college for sure. So tell her to study well with focus.

I hope this answer will give you a positive hope.

Good luck