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I really don't have an exact percentage. I guess it is around 75 to 80%

You need to be very thorough with the NCERTs of standard 11th and 12th. Apart from that, you need to develop your MCQ solving skills. You need to solve as many as MCQs as you can.

1. NIFT – Delhi.
2. Pearl Academy of Fashion.
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For Dr. V N BRIMS, MAH CET cut-off was 67 percent for open category.
For reserved categories, the cut-offs are well below 60 marks.
In case of any other queries, I will be happy to help.
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Hi Sheena,
Firstly, you need to decide what kind of job are you looking for and also, it is slightly early for you to decide on your career plans. Interests change over time. Could you mention your stream and interests for better guidance?

Hi,
I have already answered this question to other students.
Below is the analysis regarding cutoff for SC category for various B-School for CAT 2016.
This CAT score does not guarantee your admission but you will get stepped up for further rounds.
Also, note that further rounds will give a hard time for low scorers.
96-97.9 - JBIMS
90-91.9 - IIM-A
77-79.5 - IIM-C, IIM-L, NITIE (Both Courses)
65-70.9 - IIM-B, IIM-Kozhikode, IIM-Kashipur, IIM-Raipur, IIM Ranchi, IIM-Shilong, IIM-Trichy, IIM-Udaipur, IIM_Rohtak and SIBM-Pune (MBA).

There are some special courses available in India like from Indian Institute of Foreign Trade and other top business schools offering international trade as a specialization. Later you can join with the export and import organisations as export market executive.

To be eligible, you need atleast 60% throughout.

T's a diverse field offering careers like
reporting, public relations, media laws, Media writing, photography, television, broadcasting, graphics and design, sports journalism, lifestyle journalism, personality development, RJ, VJ, etc. You need to pursue a course that will offer you both journalism and mass communication as well. After completing your 12th with minimum 60% marks, you can appear for various entrance tests conducted by different colleges or institutes for Bachelor's in journalism and mass communication course. Make sure you are updated with the current affairs and other political issues.

For that in the non-core branches, you have to secure under 50k rank and if you want to take admission in core branches then you have to secure under 10k rank.

Yes, marketing packages are the highest in the institute with the best of marketing faculties. The average package though varies every year, currently Rs 6.25 is the average package. Not the batch size but the knowledge each candidate carry affects placements. Such kind of environment cannot be experienced in any B-School in India. Large batch size attracts large number of companies visiting the campus every year.

Hi Devendra,
We cannot guarantee you admissions. It depends on the university entirely. Since you are looking for a PG course I will advice you to retake IELTS or email the college first. If you don't meet the English language requirements you are putting visa chances at risk even if the college might give you an offer. You have already posted this query earlier and you have an answer.

They don't mention the cut-off. However, the minimum eligibility is 50% in gradation.

Welingkar Mumbai would definitely be the better option as it has a very good brand name and a good placements track record. Also, BVP University is not very well recognised as compared to Welingkar.

I suggest you to go for B.Sc in animation and multimedia because it offers a degree as well and not just a course certification and also there is a good scope in that area.

You can pursue a short Diploma or certification course diet and nutrition. Below is the link for the institutes you can get into:
https://medicine.shiksha.com/diploma-in-dietics-health-nutrition-colleges-in-india-categorypage-5-132-1291-0-0-1-1-2-none-1-0?