B.E /B.Tech
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You do have fair chances of making into the top IIMs above 92 percentile. Utilize this opportunity and prepare well, you have a better opportunity than the open category to clear it. Even in FMS, you won't need more than 90 percentile. Rest depends upon the second round. Best
Mang, you have a decent profile of 9,7,7 which is gonna help you all throughout your MBA starting from selection procedure to the final placements. Unfortunately, 8 months work experience is not enough to add up any value to your aggregate score but still the things you have learnt you
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Hello Shubham,
The provisional certificates would suffice in most cases, but you will be required to submit the degree certificates once they are available. Also, the admission authorities most probably will set you a deadline before which you have to submit the degree documents.
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Hi Reyansh,
Pls specify which institute or college you want this information about. Then only we can share the details with you.
You can check the top colleges below
Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur
Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay
Indian Institute of Technology, Madras
Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur
Amity University
Amrita School of Engineering, Bangalore
SRM University
Indian Institute for Aeronautical Engineering & Information Technology
Jain University
Indian Institute of Space
Hello,Please check the link below to know about Bennett University.https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/bennett-university-greater-noidaI hope it helps.All the best!
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Hi Apoorva,
According to the eligibility criteria of IIT, Delhi for M.Tech admissions, a candidate should have completed their qaulifying B.E/B.Tech degree with 8.5 CGPA for general category and 6.25-6.75 for reserved category. For more details go throught the link https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/iit-delhi-mtech-admission.
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Hi, KCET is for engineering courses. For B.Sc its mostly through the college. Contact the nearest college for the admission modalities and they should help. For engineering, you wont come under the local as you need 7 years of study but the central Govt guidelines may apply. See the eligibility
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