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There is a branch of Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC) at Kottayam established in 1995. The students from Kerala are studying there and most of them got a job in The Hindu, Malayala Manorama, etc.

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Hello Sachin,
Admissions to all Diploma courses have just got closed in Maharashtra. Now you have to wait till next year. Admissions are based on marks in 10th, so you don't worry.

Hi Pankti,
You haven't specified the desired programme of study so it is very hard to determine. But overall a higher GRE would have been better. There are no set cut-offs. Your profile will be evaluated holistically, chances will depend on your overall profile. Outstanding LORs, SOP, etc. are recommended. You can check the programme specific class profile and have an idea.

It would be really tough to get admission in a good college with this percentage. You need to have atleast 50% and above to get admission in a good college.

Hello Jaiveer,
Of course you are eligible. NIOS is government recognized and this recognition is acceptable to all.

Hello Ravi,
Admissions to any engineering college these days are based on some or the other entrance exam either conducted on all India basis like JEE Mains or at the state level. I am afraid, you will not get admission based on IPE score.

Hello,
For doing graduation in any subject, normal eligibility is one should have completed 12th. I am sure you must have finished 12th long time back. Hence you are eligible to pursue B.Sc in agriculture via distance education mode.

Hi,
Guru Jambheshwar University is UGC approved.
https://www.shiksha.com/university/guru-jambheshwar-university-of-science-and-technology-hisar-3273

Hello Karan,
There are specific cut-off marks category wise, which is necessary to clear JEE. It varies every year. But generally, to get admission into the top NITs, you need to score at least 300+ (for general category).
However, the ranks depending on the number of candidates appearing for the exam.
This year cut off marks (JEE 2017) are:
1) General (OC) - 81
2) SC-32
3) ST-27
4) OBC-NCL-49
5) PWD- 1

The admissions are already closed for the academic year 2017. However you can try for the academic year 2018.

Hi Vignesh,
MBA abroad admission requirements are different than in India. First, they don't even care what PGCET is. You must take the GMAT or GRE. Second, you must have a minimum of 2 or 3 years work experience to be eligible for the majority of the MBA abroad programmes. Only if you have an exceptional profile you can be accepted without work experience. You should also check some business school websites to learn more about the criteria for selection.

Some of the popular books for entrance exams for M.Sc. exams are as follows:
Post Graduate Entrance Examinations 2017 CHEMISTRY Arihant Experts.
Chemistry M.Sc. Entrance Examination Arora R S Paperback.
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Hello Deepak,
Almost all colleges wherein admissions are controlled by state govt, lateral admission is allowed. If you check the website of DTE of tech edu of your state, you will find all the required information.