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hello aspirant,

you can join merchant navy right after you pass your 10+2 exam. you need to be an unmarried indian citizen , you need to have physics, chemistry and mathematics in your 10+2 course. there will be a entrance test by merchant navy, if you carck you will go through a ship training course.

another option yo join in merchant navy is doing diploma in nautical science from reputed institute. however you need to give your 100 percent. however I would suggest you go through the job perspective area of working in merchant navy before joining.

Hey Bhanu,

Hope you are doing well!

Well dear,ICET Exam,well known as AP ICET is conducted for admission in first year of Master Of Business Administration(MBA) and Master Of Computer Application(MCA).It is a two and a half hour test,which is conducted in 2 sessions.

For More Details,you may go on the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/exams/apicet

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Hello,

No official announcements has been made regarding UoH 2020 admission process as of now, although tentatives dates are said to be in last week of May, 2020.

MA History Entrance Test consists of 100 marks in the form of MCQs of two hours duration, divided into general aptitude and understanding of subject at UG level, each section consists of 50 marks. It's offline mode exam.

For preparation of this entrance, go through your undergraduate course of study, and apply previous year question and sample paper as well'

You may go through previous year paper through the official website of UoH-

http://igmlnet.uohyd.ac.in:8000/question-papers.htm#MA__Courses:_

Hey Deepankar,

Hope You are doing well!

Well dear,I think you should go more on the the MBA specialisation you are interested in,than what's best in Bangalore,because almost all courses are  good in a place like Bangalore.

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To calculate Percentile you have to get an idea about how many students have scored more than you..If you get that then you can easily obtain Percentile score.Percentile score =(Number of students who have scored less than or equal to your score ÷total Number of Aspirants)•×100..

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