Can I get admission in NMIMS? I am a CU student, but I don't have 50% in graduation. I have scored 7.6 CGPA in class 10th and 71% in 12th.

278 Views|Posted 2016-06-08 16:14:30
Asked by Nikita Jain
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5 years ago
Yes, but you can pursue your higher education with Chandigarh University. The name of the university is inspired by The City Beautiful Chandigarh, known as the epitome of cultural heritage and urbanization. Chandigarh University offers a unique and inspirational academic model designed to match the

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Sakshi Bharti
5 years ago
Yes, you can get admission for various attractive program at Chandigarh University. Chandigarh University CU situated in Gharuan Mohali is a leading Indian Institution offering its students a unique amalgamation of professional and academic excellence. The University has been accredited with the pr

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5 years ago
CHANDIGARH UNIVERSITY (CU) ADMISSIONS APPLY FOR ADMISSIONS AT CHANDIGARH UNIVERSITY Chandigarh University, Punjab (CU) provides Admissions for Engineering, MBA, Film Studies, Optometry, Physiotherapy, Architecture & Design, Business Management, Hotel Management & Tourism, Animation & Multimedia, Bio

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5 years ago
Yes you can get admission.CU has HRS of big IT conglomerate on its Corporate advisory board which helps in attainment of these objectives for students. Students at CU get these packages frequently. Not only this , Students doing Csc as UG course sometimes have the option to choose from the available

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5 years ago
Hello Nikita, As per the eligibility criteria of NMIMS School of Business Management, a minimum of 50% marks is required in graduation. So, if you got score below 50% in graduation you won't be eligible to apply for NMAT.

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Archish Chatterjee
2016-06-09 13:25:05
Hi Nikita, according to the eligibility criteria of NMIMS, a minimum 50% marks is required in graduation. So at a graduation score below 50% you won't be eligible to apply for NMAT.

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