Hello,

Firstly, I'll talk about teaching as you've mentioned your interest in it at college level, for that you need to qualify NET/SET. And, eligibility for NET/SET is Master's Degree in the concerned subject with upper age limit for NET is 30 years for General Category, there's relaxation for other categories. , If you've completed your BSc, you could have further pursued Master's Degree to be able to qualify NET/SET. One cannot teach in college with a polytechnic degree, one needs to have Master's to be able to do that.

For UPSC, maximum age limit is 32 for General, for Banking exams the age limit varies, for RBI and other banking exams like SBI and IBPS have put the limit for officer by the age of 30 for General, while there's relaxation for other categories. When it comes to clerk post for IBPS as well as SBI, age limit is between 20-28 years, this is specifically for General Category, there's relaxation for other categories.

If one has to evaluate, age limit provided in case of state government jobs is more that that of central government jobs.It helps if you belong to reserved category.

I've just provided you the information, it's up to you to decide, which exam you want to appear and prepare accordingly.

Hey there

UPSC conducts many exams please mention the specific exam you want to know about but for civil services then the only educational requirement is that the candidate must be having a bachelor's degree or have given the  final exam and waiting for the results.

Check complete eligibility for UPSC civil services

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://competition.careers360.com/articles/upsc-civil-services-eligibility-criteria/amp&ved=2ahUKEwiasarfn43lAhXYZSsKHYgmAg8QFjACegQIERAJ&usg=AOvVaw0AksHiuK9fcFhdnfcac0NU&ampcf=1&cshid=1570557952781 good luck

Please do help us with the course you are enquiring about?

• Candidates belonging to India as well as abroad are allowed for exam
• Candidates must hold a graduation
• There is no age limit

• For B.arch one should have 5 years bachelor degree in architecture
• For B.sc and BS one should have 4 years degree in science or post diploma in science

Hello Aspirant,

As per the official, The Candidates in possession of BAMS/ BUMS/ BSMS/ BHMS/Graded BHMS degree or Provisional BAMS/ BUMS/ BSMS/ BHMS Pass Certificate or provisional registration certificate of BAMS/ BUMS/ BSMS/ BHMS/Graded BHMS degree qualification issued by the CCIM/CCH/state board/universities/deemed universities and have completed one year of internship or/are likely to complete the internship before 30th September 2019 or date as specified by Ministry of AYUSH, Government of India may apply for AIAPGET.

Good Luck!

As per your requirement, i would say that as per your request, the syllabus for msc in nchmct depends on which collegr you are applying for.

Different collegr have different critera for admission into various courses. So check their official site, to know the full syllabus of msc and prepare accordingly to it .

It would be like bsc only but a higher level than that as its for msc.

Good luck

Hello,

As per your requirement, i would say that as mentioned above your details, you secured rank 6722 and you belong to sc caste so definitely you have a good chance to get admission in your preffered college and course.

But about scholarship it depends on various factors like the colllege and your financial status,caste then then rules and regulations and criteria of scholarship available for which students.

Check the colllege official site to confirm about it.

Good luck

Hi Ninad,

CAT scores are used for admission by 20 IIMs and various other management institutes across the country. Approximately about two lakh students or more appear for this exam every year.

CAT started in 1950 as a paper-based exam and transformed to become an online-entrance test in 2009. The question paper consists of 100 questions (MCQs) and the students are required to solve the same in 180 minutes. The number of questions might differ every year and are pre-informed to the students. Registration for CAT starts in the month of August or September and the exam is held in November or December.

The exam consists of four segments: Verbal, Quantitative, Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning. These segments are accordingly grouped into sections. CAT has three sections:

• Quantitative Aptitude (QA)
• Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning (DILR)
• Verbal and Reading Comprehension (VRC)

The selection process of IIMs involves a public declaration of expected cut-offs and reveal the final cut-offs only to the students involved in the process.

The top IIMs have declared their cut-off criteria as shown below,

• IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Bangalore, IIM Calcutta and IIM Lucknow have declared their qualifying CAT 2019 cut offs for admission to their PGP batch of 2020
• IIM Calcutta and IIM Bangalore have fixed 85 percentile in General category as minimum qualifying percentile for CAT
• IIM Lucknow has fixed 90 percentile in General category as minimum percentile for CAT for the upcoming academic year
• The lowest qualifying cut off is of IIM Ahmedabad at 80 percentile

There are various factors that determine the percentile kept for CAT cut-off. They are listed below,

1. Difficulty level of the exam
2. Number of aspirants appeared for the exam
3. Number of aspirants passed in the exam
4. Number of seats in a particular institute
5. Ranking of the institute

Further there are two types of cut-offs in the selection process,

1. Qualifying CAT cut-off (IIM eligibility cut off) ,
2. Final CAT cut-off (IIM call cut off)

Let me give a snapshot of the previous year’s cut-off of some top IIMs,

As we can see, there is not drastic change in the percentile for cut-off, we can take them safely for next year as well as for a student’s target. But the IIMs declared cut-off is the final cut-off required to clear.

After the candidate has cleared the required cut-off to be eligible for further selection, they will be subjected to Group Discussions and Personal Interviews. Candidate must take this round very seriously as this round can be interpreted as selection round unlike the CAT round, which is a pure eliminator round. IIMs like IIM Shillong, IIM Kozhikode also conduct GD round based on the WAT.

After the final selection round, a weightage is awarded to entrance scores, academic profile & diversity, work experience and gender diversity, and a final merit list is generated. Based on this merit list, admission offers are made by the respective B-schools to the deserving candidates. Also, a waiting list is prepared which contains the names of the students whose admission offers will be made automatically if few students in the original list offer to back out.

All the very best!!