Hello student

You haven't specified any relevant details like the marks scored, category etc.So that we can help you with your counselling process.You can go through the previous cutoff trends and according to that you will get an idea about the chances of colleges you get.

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You can only correct or edit your application form when the correction window is available. As the last date for correction window for Karnataka PGCET MBA is already over you cannot edit your application and make changes. You cannot request to make changes through any other medium which means

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Yes , you can easily eligibility for UGC NET exam . If you have minimum 55% in your master's degree. As you were a management student, you can apply for the following  three subjects:-

• Management
• Commerce
• Labour Welfare/ Industrial Relations

More details regarding the UGC NET exam, check the

Hello Mukesh,

As I can you want to know the gap certificate format and also you want to know that from where you will get it. Mukesh gap certificate or you can say gap affidavit is the self declaration in which it is mentioned that the student has taken gap

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As you scored 70 percentile then you have certainly less chance of secured seat in NITs. You might get admission in private colleges. Prepare for jee phase 2. If you could score well in this then you may get secured seat in NITs.

Hope this information helps you.

Hey! Firstly congratulations on a great score. A score like this will certainly land you in Information Technology, if not CSE. This system of marking out of 800 just began a year back and you people are just the second batch to marked like that. My friend also got 519

Dear Rachit ,

mostly school allows to take one optional subject with PCM (majorly Computer science or Hindi or Physical education ). So, you can not take the sixth subject as optional .

But if you want to switch your optional subject to political science , you can . For

Hey nitin,

As I can't suggest you that for which branch you should go as it's totally dependent upon you because of course you won't want to waste your 4 years studying subjects in which you are not at all interested.

I can just tell you about the placement statistics