Mountains are formed due to large scale movements of the earth's crust and the collision of the tectonic plates. Over the history of earth - 9 such movements have taken plates which have resulted in formation of large mountains and mountain ranges.

On the basis of of their mode of origin, mountains are classified into 2 broad categories:

Original or Tectonic Mountains: These mountains are formed due to larege scale movements in the tectonic plates and the resulting collision and folding of plates. These mountains are further classified into Block mountains, Fold Mountains and Volcanic Mountains.

• Volcanic Mountains:
  • These mountains are formed due to collision of tectonic plates and movement along the plate boundaries which erupt to formed mountains i.e volcanic activity results in formation of these mountains
  • Molten lava, volcanic bombs, cinders, ashes, dust and liquid mudare tha main components of the mountains
  • Most important types of Volcanic Mountains are : Composite cones or Stratovolcanoes and Shield Volcanoes.
  • Mount Fiji and Khilimanjaro are Stratovolcanoes while Mauna Loa on Hawaii is a Shield Volcano.
  • They are common in the Circum-Pacific belt.
    
• Fold Mountains:
  • These are formed due to large scale collision of tectonic plates which results in subduction and folding to form mountains
  • Himalaya, Rockies, Andes, Balkan Mountains, Jura, Zagros mountains are some examples
• Block Mountains:
  • These are formed When a fault block is raised or tilted.
  • Higher blocks are called horsts and troughs are called grabens
  • Examples include Vindhya Range, Satpura Range, Sierra Nevada Range, Rhila Rhodope mountain range etc.

Residual Mountains:

• Residual mountains are formed as a result of erosion of an existing elevated area. These are the remnants of old fold mountains derived as a result of denudation (strip of covering).
• Examples include the Aravalli Range, Nilgiri Mountains, Eastern and Western Ghats.

On the basis of of their period of origin, mountains are classified into 3 broad categories:

Since the formation of earth nine very major mountain movements have taken place. However we will mostly discuss only about the most recent 3 movements and the mountain ranges.

• Precambrian Mountains were formed during the pre-cambrian period which extended for 4 billion years. They were subjected to upheaval, denundation and metamorphosis due to which they now appear like residual mountains. Examples include Laurentian Mountains
• Caledonian Mountains (430 million years and 380 million years ago ) were formed due to large scaled tectonic movements. Examples include Appalachians, Aravallis, Mahadeo
• Hercynian Mountains (approximately 340 million years and 225 million years ago ) include ranges like Ural Mountains .
• Alpine Mountains (65 million years to 7 million years ago) are the most recent formations and are therefore slightly rugged. Examples include rockies, Alpine, Himalayas etc.

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This totally depends on college you are aspirring to join. Some of the colleges are fees  structure are:

Amity University (Noida)

total fees: 30K to 1.5 Lakhs

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IGNOU (Delhi)

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Parul University (Vadodara)

total fees:1.35Lakhs

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Actual cut off is not released yet. Only results is been declared. Cut off will be release approx in month of June. You need to wait for the cut off.

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I would say, Yes, RIIM- Arihant group of colleges, It's a overall good college for MBA/PGDM. The faculty members are quite good of this college. During you MBA/PGDM this college will give you a deep demonstration of the industries. There colleges offers admission on the basis of various Competitive entrance exam like CAT, CMAT, XAT, CMAT, XAT, MAH CET. Have a look at the top recruiters of this college-

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See according to the data mentioned by you, you have decent chances to get a call from IIM Bangalore provided that your score 99+ percentile in CAT

For your clarity let us understand the complete admission procedure for IIM Bangalore :-

IIM Bangalore

In IIM B there is a two stage selection process and the cut-offs are given below :-

For shortlisting of candidates for PI and AWT following weightage is considered by IIM B :-

Note that weightage mentioned is in points and the 40 points of CAT weightage can be bifurcated as follows  :-

**Verbal & Reading Comprehension (VARC) - 14 points

**Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning (DILR) - 16 points

**Quantitative Aptitude (QA) - 10 points

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You can also use CAT Pathfinder to predict your chances to get call from different IIMs and non-IIMs :-

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