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You are eligible.Some IIMs like IIM A have made some changes in their admission policy.Earlier even 95% could not assure you admission in IIM A .Now their is less priority to academic and more on overall but one need to get minimum cut of score .You can read the new admission policy by IIM A .There are other b school with decent fees and value.
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It would be hard to get into VBIT which your eamcet score. You have many other options out there. All the best.

Hello! Chess Poulose, I can understand your concern and confusion. Frankly and practically, both are one and the same. Some institutes award B.Tech while some award BE. There is absolutely no difference. Best wishes to you.

An integrated course of B.Tech and MBA degree is usually a five-year course. The candidates who are interested in entering the management field can opt for this course. Usually a B.Tech course is four years and pursuing an MBA will take two more years. Usually a B.Tech course is four years and pursuing an MBA will take two more years. But in an Integrated B.Tech + MBA, the student will get a Bachelor's degree in Engineering and a master's in management in just five years, thus saving one crucial year.

Many law colleges and universities accept CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) or LSAT (Law School Admission Test) scores for admission to their law programs. However, there are some colleges that conduct their own entrance exams for admission, while others may accept scores from other entrance exams such as AILET, MH CET Law, or state-level law entrance exams. It's always a good idea to check with the specific college or university you're interested in to find out their admission requirements and which entrance exams they accept.