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GRE and GATE are different things. GRE is for doing MS from foreign universities and GATE is for doing M.Tech from India.
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Dear Mithun kumar,
Yes. You can certainly get a bank loan for this course. In fact, 90% of our students (Including me!) are studying here are on bank loans. Given fact that NSB's fee structure is comparatively low, many seniors feels that repayment would not be an issue. That's one of the reasons why NSB has been rated very high on ROI ( I guess NSB is among top 10 B-schools in India for return-on-investment). I know of students who have taken bank loan from any other bank you name starting from Allahabad bank, Bank of Baroda, Canarabank, State Bank of India, Bank of Maharashthra, Andhra Bank.to Vysya Bank.
NSB issues bank loan documents as soon as you confirm your admissions. It is fairly a simple process. Moreover, I know that NSB administration also interacts with bank authorities to clarify them about all aspects of the program.
Good luck to you

Dear Mithun,
As for as I know, the admission at NSB is based on composite index (Total score Index). The index consists of the following: 1. Your 10th Std. 2. 12th Std. 3. Graduation percentage ( till the last exam passed) 4. test score 5. performance in the interview, 6. prior work experience, 7. level of maturity and motivation, 8. ability and willingness to make a commitment to the graduate study in business, 9. extra curricular achievements, honors and awards>
I guess test score is only one of the above. If you are good in others, you can apply irrespective of your test score. Let me tell you one thing.What do you lose by applying? Anyways, NSB's online application is free of charge :-)) If you get admitted, your dream came true. If not, there is nothing that you lost.
I advise you to apply online. Just wait and see what happens. I know, NSB has a very courteous admission team and they will mostly call you to understand more about you. That gives you an opportunity to explain yourself.
Best Wishes

Hi. The Micro Presentation includes very general and simple topics like Swach Bharat Campaign, The Cricket World Cup, The Young Indian etc. These topics change every year. There would be about 75 topics and the list for the same will be uploaded on the website. You need to prepare a 3min presentation for each of these topics to be on the safe side. The topic that you need to present on, will be chosen and evaluated during the GD process. You also will be give 2mins to prepare before the presentation.
For the GD round, please be aware of the current market trends. It is possible for them to give out of the blue topics. In worst case scenario, if you are not aware of the topic, please don't hesitate to ask them about the topic and clarify your doubts before the GD begins. During the GD make sure your voice is heard, points are valid and relevant to the topic. At least 3 to 4 points should be made. You will get an added advantage if you start off with the introduction or finish with a conclusion, which shows that you are a person who can take initiatives. For the PI, the most important factor is your confidence level. The interviewer will try their best to stress you out. All you need to do is stay calm and confident with what you say and how you present yourself. Even if you take time to answer their questions, it doesn't matter, but give them sensible and reasonable answers.