hi there,

There are no particular college which specifically never allows more then 80% in the students' marksheets. If you have prepared well for your exams and if you follow the rules of answering and work hard, you can get 80% in Arts subjects in you Bachelor of Arts degree course, no matter which college it is. As far as KJ Somaiya College is concerned, there has rarely been such kind of marks, but there has been such instances.

Hello Aspirant

As per your query, I would ask you to go through the previous year's question papers to get an idea of questions that are being asked in exams. The same yoi will get on the official website of the college. Hope this answer helps you. All the best.

hello aspirant,

see srm arts and science college os good for bsc and bcom courses. however from mba point of view you cnnot get much exposer and experience and workshop as like other business school.

i would suggest you to for mba speacilized colleges. follow below link to know more,

https://bschool.careers360.com/colleges/ranking

If you are asking what course you could take next for your under-graduation, there are plenty of choices out there. Below are a few popular ones.

1. B.A(Bachelor of Arts) being the most popular. Again there is plethora of options here ranging from social sciences, literature, languages to subjects like Archaeology.

course duration: 3 years

2.BBA/BBM (Bachelor of business adminstration/ management ) : this course would be perfect for you if you are like economics, statistics and want to take up management roles or be an entrepreneur. B.com (//B.com) (Commerce), BBS, BMS are similar courses.

course duration: 3 years

3. LAW (LLB): if you are interested in becoming a lawyer or want to learn about the legislative running of our country LLB is right for you. You should do LLM after this for 2 years. But, there are a lot of colleges in India offering  integrated courses for law where you could do BA or any other 3 year course and then do LLM which will help you have knowledge of another subject

course duration: 3 years

You could also do Fashion technology, Design, Fine arts, Journalism and mass communication, event management, hotel management, travel and tourism, aviation or cabin crew, physical education to name a few.

Congratulations you have got good ranks in both open and CAT exams, and there are more chances to get admossion in main campus or in Affiliated college. And you no need to worry about your seat your have got rank which is elegible for main campus. So all th best for your future.

Hey Dhiren 

Greetings, 

To apply for admissions, you've to be specific for the course you wish to pursue and the university you're targetting. The admission process varies from college to college and university to university. Also, some courses are based on merit while it is possible that you've to appear for entrance to get into a particular course. Good luck. 

Hello Friend

Can you please elaborate your question so that i can provide you some asistance. From the given question I can not interpert anything. Please comment below with some more information. If you mention the type of vacancies(i.e student vacancy or faculty vacancy) you are talking about then I can provide you some assistance..

Hello!

The cut off for last year was 121.50 marks for the general category students, 104 marks for OBC category students, 85 marks for SC category students and all students is st category were given admission. Looking at the previous year's cut off, you might get in easily. However, Cut off varies every year. It depends on the number of students appearing for the examination and how they performed. 

Good luck!

Dear aspirant,

Cpuld you kindly rephrase on what exactly would you like us to address. Because it isn't exact;y clear on what you'd like us to address here