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Hi,
You did not mention the name of the exam, please specify and reframe. All the best.

It is not necessary to drop for CLAT. It is not a hard exam. Give this exam the last of 3 months for preparation and you will be through. At max, if you want you can take some crash course from a coaching centre which is also not necessary.

Hi Mohammad. The shortlisted candidates must attend the TSICET 2019 counselling for getting admission in various colleges of TS. TSICET 2019 entrance examination was conducted on 23rd-24th May 2019. After the exam, the result was declared by the authority on 13th June 2019. Good luck!

See, physical education is treated as an educational subject only as there is 3 main subjects and 1 language and last is the additional subject. So physical education, drawing, music, etc., is treated as an additional subject. if you add fourth subject as physical education then overall few percent may get deducted.

Hi,
Fees is totally dependent on the college or institute. I am providing you a link where you can get colleges with fees:
https://www.shiksha.com/animation/colleges/colleges-india

It's absolutely simple. There is nothing to worry about.
These rounds are conducted just for judging the necessary admission criteria of students IQ. The questions would be easy.

Hello,
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No, you cannot include physical education in best four subjects.
For admission in B.Com at Ramjas College, you need a minimum of 40% marks in 10+2 examination in best four subjects which include one language and three best elective subjects.

For comparison of the both colleges, you can use the college comparison tool:
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison.

Yes, you can surely tale admission in Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) at Goswami Ganesh Dutta S.D. College with 86%.
The eligibility criteria for admission in college is that candidate must have passed 12th examinations with 50% marks from any recognized board with English as a mandatory subject.

You don't need to appear for GRE unless you are planning for MS in the US. What matters the most is GMAT. However, as far I know there is no exemption as such in US universities for GMAT which Means you must need to score good marks in GMAT (it actually differs for every university). Additionally, you also need to have a good band score in IELTS or TOEFL (if the medium of instruction in your last attended university is not English).
Hope this helps.
Good luck.

For Ph.D, you have to complete your master's degree and then you will have to appear for the NLUO exam and then you have to appear for the personal interview.
Kindly visit this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/law/course/m-phil-in-law-national-law-university-odisha-cuttack-260668