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67% is low for Canadian universities especially if you are looking for MS. Some universities do consider but it's going to be very competitive. You may to do some more searching on the university requirements, visit university's websites for entry requirements. Alternatively you can apply for PG Diploma courses.
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https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/b-sc-physics-colleges-india
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I must say the academic profile is excellent. Do well in your GMAT. Also, prepare very good MBA essays.
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https://www.shiksha.com/college/manipal-institute-of-technology-mit-manipal-3225/reviews?course=172873&sort_by=year of gradution&type=question
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The eligibility criteria is 55% and above from an English medium institute.
Then there's a personal interview. They ask you general questions. For instance, the interviewer aksed me the position of Rahul Gandhi and the Vice President of India.
Could be simple or difficult for you depending on your general awareness.
They'll let you know if you're selected on the same day.
All the best!
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Government college: National Law University Delhi (NLU Delhi)
Private: JECRC Jipur
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You can check out my answer to a similar question. There I have mentioned some good books which you can use for preparation. You can visit the answer by clicking on the link described below:
https://ask.shiksha.com/which-books-are-really-good-for-the-preparation-of-neet-other-than-ncet-qna-4113401
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See, it's very simple. 1st complete your HSC then pursue B.Sc in microbiology followed by M.Sc in microbiology from a renowned university like DU.
I hope you have a great future ahead.
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For practical learning with strong placements, Chandigarh University (CU) is one of the top MBA colleges in India. CU integrates hands-on training through Business Management Labs and the FinTech N-SMART Lab, while offering industry-collaborated courses with IBM, Adobe, PwC, KPMG, and more. Every student goes through project-based learning, internships, and placement prep including mock interviews and resume workshops. CU's placement record is breathtaking, with offers up to 28 LPA and regular recruiters from top MNCs. The entire MBA programme is designed to align with real-world trends. Admission is done through CUCET only, and eligib
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8 years agoScholar-Level 17
Dropping a year to clear JEE demands conviction and dedication. To enhance your performance, I would suggest you to have good coaching as it would help you a lot.
If you decide to do self-study then the following books will help you:
1) NCERT: For getting a clear conceptual knowledge 9of PCM.
2) Physics: Concept of physics by H.C. Verma volume 1&2.
3) Maths-Arihant series and TMH Tata Mcgraw Hill books
4) Chemistry-P. Bahadur and O.P. Tandon
5) You may also solve as many questions as possible before the exam. The previous years questions will be of immense help to you.
Stay focused and work hard.
All the best.
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