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Hi Samay,
The eligibility to sit for MBA Entrance Examination is a graduation degree from a UGC recognized University with 50% and above aggregate marks, so if you fulfill the above mentioned criteria you definitely can go ahead and appear for various Entrances.
However, if you talk about getting admission, the preference is given to students with regular degree but if you are an exceptional student with high Entrance score I don't see the reason why you would not be accepted.
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Pooja

Hi Shramana,
The most important thing which you should keep in mind while choosing your course stream is your own interests and career aspirations. If you are sure that you want to get into Management field then you can opt for BBA and then later do your MBA from a decent full time B-School which will fetch you good job opportunities. However, you can opt for B.Com and then go for M.Com if your interest lies in banking & finance sector. You can also get into the accounting department of various companies. You can also opt for MBA even after graduation in commerce
I would like to add here that whether you choose BBA or B.Com, it would be important that you complete your Masters level degree to get the best of job opportunities.
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Hi, If you are appearing for the first time and you are very keen on becoming a doctor, then you should definitely go for it. Assuming that you will not qualify the entrance test, then you can go for long term coaching/prepare for the next year exam. But , to be on the safe side as soon as the admission process begins, i suggest you to enroll in graduation in a college which is okay kind of one, attend some classes and practicals.Give the exam in languages and practicals. That will help you in case things go wrong the second time too( Though i hope and pray that it shouldn't)
All the very best,
may you be successful in your first go itself.
Gomti

hi Mayank, if you had studied from UK you might have been given this leverage. But being an Indian student and having studied in India you will have to appear for IELTS/TOEFL. UK is definitely a good country for Engineering. The countries that you can also consider are USA and Germany.
Documents required to apply for admission- Class 10 and 12 marksheets and Passing certificate, sem wise or year wise marksheets, degree certificate or provsional certificate, Statement of Purpose, Letters of Recommendation(2), A copy of your passport(1st and Last Page), IELTS (6 min for UG courses). IELTS can be submitted later on if not already written.
In the UK, UG engineering programs are of 3 years in duration. Courses commence in September and one can not apply directly to the Universities(most of them). You need to apply through UCAS and the last date is 30 June. You have the provision of applying to 5 Universities and UCAS charges GBP 21 for it. There is a small intake in Jan, for which you don't have to go through UCAS and you can apply directly. At least 50% in 12 to get into the bottom ranked university or college. Or if you take the foundation route then you will have to study for an extra year and for that the course will commence in Jan and the main course in sep. You need to fill the application online and upload the documents also before submitting the application.
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Hi Vijay, To pursue PhD you need to first prepare your research proposal and send it to the university. The research proposal must include a summary of the proposal and then the proposal in detail. You need to write the topic, reason for doing research, how the research will be beneficial to the community and the university, what is the different thing you are doing that hasn't been undertaken earlier. Also, include how you will progress during the research and the duration you might need to achieve the milestones you have set. If the university accepts your proposal you will be asked to send in your documents after which you will get the offer letter. Then meeting all the requirements you can begin with the visa process. To approach a University you must contact the dean or the professor at the University and ask them if there is any research going on. Because its always not mentioned on the University's website whether the research in your field of interest is going on or not. So email your proposal and thats the best way to find out.
There are no fixed dates to pursue PhD and can be begun anytime. There are no deadlines to send in your proposal. But once your research proposal has been accepted the dates will be specified on the offer letter and you will need to proceed accordingly.
The dates as such are not fixed like for a UG or PG course.
Good Luck
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Hi Santosh,
As Shiksha, is an Education portal which believes in giving unbiased guidance it would be unfair on my part to give my personal opinion about ant two specific Institutes. However, XIMB Institute is one of the good Management Institutes. I would like to add here that as AICTE is coming up with some ruling under which there will be no part time programmes conducted by the AICTE approved Institutes, so I would suggest you to check for further details with the Institute before enrolling. However, one good option could be FMS as well which comes under Delhi University and is a UGC recognized programme.
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Pooja