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Hi,
I would advice you to go for U.G.C-N.E.T conducted mainly to recruit research assistants and professors in various streams of education.
Qualifying Examination:
The candidates those who have completed their post graduation in related subjects can appear for the exam. Those who have acquired post graduation from any recognized university are eligible for applying UGC-NET exam. The candidate must have a minimum of 55%.
Age Qualification:
The candidates appearing for J.R.F (Junior Research Fellowship) should not be above 28 years of age. The candidates appearing only for lectureship have no upper age limit. Age relaxation of 5 years will be given to SC/ST/OBC or physically disabled or women or visually handicapped.
*Any Indian citizen can appear for this exam. But they should have pursued the Master’s degree as per the UGC norms. (Check the UGC website)
List of government colleges in Gujarat are as under :
https://www.shiksha.com/search/?q=List+of+government+colleges&qer=list+colleges|0|0|0|0|1021,1492,936,481,1012,939,482,484,483,938|0|0|0&sa=^^0^0^0^0^0&ts=164529&rf=searchwidget
Feel free to revert.
Good Luck.

Yes it's truely worth doing MBA from Dayalbagh Educational Institute. It's not just India's eight ranked deemed university on papers but it does prove to be one in reality. The MBA program here focuses not only on our academics but the overall development of oneself. They teach and guide us to the path of becoming true managers.
The new modular program now helps us to become even more competent and learn the value of time and how to best utilize it
If you're ready to pursue your MBA not just for the sake of doing it but to learn and see a change in yourself then DEI is surely the best option.
Considering the the fees it charges which is just 24000/- , for such a professional course, along with such good placements and the six months internship program as well acts as a cherry on top.
You'll be taught and mentored by a team of faculty who all excel in their respective fields, the college does no compromise in terms of technology and internet facilities for students all through the college hours.
Guest lectures are scheduled on regular basis to enhance our communication skills,aptitute and many other things.
Considering all these points I guess it's worth it.
Hope you found the right answer you were looking for
Regards,
Arpita Singh

In order to determine your percentile based on your MAT composite score of 612.5, you would also need to know how many applicants took the MAT exam overall and how many passed, among other details. By comparing your score to the scores of other applicants, the percentile is determined. Here's a general process to calculate percentile:
Total the number of candidates who took the MAT. Add up each candidate's points. Results should be sorted in decreasing order. In the list of scores, locate your position or rank. Calculate your percentile using the formula: (Number of candidates with a score lower than yours / Total number of candidates) x 100. For example, if there were 10,000 candidates, and after arranging the scores, you found yourself at the 9,000th position, your percentile would be (9,000 / 10,000) x 100 = 90%. Note that the specific calculation may vary depending on the available data and how scores are distributed.