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Find below some of the finest B-schools in India offering course of your interest.
- K. J. Somaiya Institute of Management Studies and Research.
- Prin. L. N. Welingkar Institute of Management Development and Research.
- Birla Institute of Management Technology, and many more institutes.
Please browse through the link mentioned below to get detailed information regarding rankings if various B-schools in India offering MBA in Retail.
Link: https://www.shiksha.com/top-mba-retail-management-colleges-in-india-rankingpage-15-2-0-0-0
Please note that, the final selection in full time MBA or PGDM program is made on the basis of:
1. Education background of the students. i.e. 50% marks in graduation.
2. Score in various management entrance tests like CAT, MAT, XAT, etc
3. Performance in group discussions and personal interview.
4. Work experience if any.
5. Other activities like participating in various event like debates, quiz, extra curricular activities.
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Hi,
As per your profile you may consider pursuing masters degree in communication engineering for further specialization I would request Manmeet Kaur50173 to give you detailed information regarding various course you may pursue after B.tech in ECE.
As per your query it seems that you wish to pursue masters degree from universities in US, so regarding this please remember in order to pursue masters degree from universities in US, you need to have relevant undergraduate degree from recognized university with good academic record preferably 60%-70% plus in graduation, plus you need to take below mentioned tests:
1. GRE.
2. TOEFL or IELTS.
Please note that the eligibility criteria for admission may differ from university to university.
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In my opinion, the PSAT is easier than the SAT (I've taken both, multiple times). There isn't too much difference in the questions themselves, but the math level that is tested on the PSAT is one level lower than the SAT's (which goes up to Algebra II, while the PSAT only goes up through Algebra I and Geometry). Also, I know you already know this, but length makes a serious difference because of endurance. Being in a test for only a few hours is different than being in a test for five hours, trust me on that. You get hungry, you get tired, and even the most mentally tough and focused start to slip after awhile.
If you score in that range on the PSATs, you will probably qualify for the NMS. It varies from year to year and from state to state, but last year, the qualifying score for different states ranged from 200 to 223, so no matter what state you're in, you'll probably get it.