Hello aspirant,

After completing BSC in BZC, you can pursue courses such as-

• M.SC Biochemistry
• M.SC Bioinformatics
• M.SC Biotechnology
• M.SC Microbiology
• M.SC Genetics
• M.SC Physics
• M.SC Chemistry
• M.SC Zoology
• MBA Biotechnology
• MBA Hospital Management
• MBA Pharmaceutical Management

But to pursue such courses, you have to have completed your grads with a good percentile. Admission will be based on merit level or entrance based.

Hope, this information helps you.

hi,

see most of the indian institute cgpa based grading system and you have to fill your graduation marks in most of the application either in cgpa or in percentage system. in theoretically cgpa and cpi is same and cpi is the average of the all semester spi you have obtained in your exam. however if there is option to enter for percentage then it would be better to use percentage since you have percentage of marks in your provisional certificate.  however if possible do contact with exam control authority for clarification.

Having a more or less Average Academic Background, being from Non Engineering, hence less competitive category, I believe securing anything between 99.4-99.7 will be sufficient to ensure a call from IIMC. For any other General-Engineer-Male, having an average academic background, the Cut is nearly higher between 99.7-100. However, this will only ensure you receive a Call from IIMC. Further you need to nail the GD/PI and WAT to secure your seat at IIMC.

For more information about IIMC do follow the link below

https://www.careers360.com/university/indian-institute-of-management-calcutta

Hey!

There are two ways of getting admission in Delhi Univeristy or 91 affiliated universities to it. These are : Merit based and entrance exam (DUET) based. Application forms for DUET or admission form will possibly be start from May 2021. And the cutoff list on merit basis will start by June 2021 (possibly). To know more, visit here:

https://university.careers360.com/articles/du-admission

Thankyou

Hello

Since you have not mentioned your category I am assuming you to be from general  category. From what you have mentioned you have o work experience (internships, part times, full time etc) you do not have high chances of getting an IIM but if you score above 99.5 percentile in CAT then maybe you can get FMS Delhi (as here there is no weightage given to previous academics or work experience which is important in the PI)Try to score as high as you can and do not lose  hope, do your best! Good Luck!

Your board marks is lower than the minimum criteria of 60%. I don't think there will be a chance for you in SPJIMR.

Sorry to say this. But you shouldn't broke your rigour and wait till the last possibilities arrives.

Have a great eve!

Hello Aspirant,

Since you have not mentioned your category so considering it as general.

See the academic record which you have mentioned in the question is decent record so it will not going to affect your placement with any bad cause instead it will be advantageous for you while placement and also you should maintain your performance in FMS as well so that you can get slighter edge during placements as compare to the other candidates.

Also note that with such academic record you should secure at least 98 percentile CAT in order to get into FMS.

To check the cut-off of all IIMs and other B-schools, kindly check out the link given below :-

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/top-b-schools-accepting-cat-scores-and-cutoffs

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hello,

When it comes to pursuing MSW from top universities like Delhi University, JMI, BHU etc there is minimum eligibility criteria of passed graduation with 50% aggregate however if we go through official notification of TISS this year then it doesn't mention the compulsory aggregate, so it varies among the universities, if you're still pursuing graduation and enough time is left then try to do well by fetching more marks, there are also open universities such as IGNOU, BAOU, VMOU, Annamalai University, Madhya Pradesh Bhoj(Open) University which offer this course, you can also choose this option as well.

Hello,

Here’s your top exam writing tips to help you understand how to answer exam questions:

• Practice Past Papers- This process isn’t just about preparing an answer for a specific question, it’s about understanding how you approach a question in an exam, how to structure your answer, the timings you should assign and what information will get marks. So practice as much as you can
• Read All Questions Carefully- don't leave anything then start writing. Understand what question is saying and then write.
• Manage Your Time- Remember to leave yourself some time at the end to go back over your answers and add in little notes or pieces of information about the topic.
• Structure Your Answer- Most essays should have an introduction, three main points and a conclusion.
• Review Your Answers Thoroughly- Proofread your answers as much as you can to correct any spelling mistakes and add any extra comments you think are worth mentioning.
• Write a brief, to the point answers.

Hope this helps!!!!

Hello,

Your graduation marks is good and CAT percentile also good. But your 10th and 12th marks is low. Minimum marks is 50% in 10th and 12th to join MBA but some colleges notice also your 10th and 12th marks also. And IIM Bangalore one of them. They want minimum 90% marks in 10th and 12th class. This criteria its not fullfill from you. So i don't think any chances are occure for you. But you can try for it. I'll suggest you some another college name below-

https://bschool.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-mba-colleges-in-bangalore

All the best.