Dear Candidate,

As you are a drop out from previous institution you can submit the transfer certificate given by the college where you have dropped out .As your +2 th TC has only a validity of 6 months when submitted to a university for the further procedures, As fact you can't use that certificate because it is invalid .So better join with the new certificate you have or apply for a duplicate certificate attested by the School

Hi,

You can surely get admission in MBA in top colleges. First you want to get MBA from India or abroad and prepare accordingly for CAT, GMAT or other entrance examination which mainly comprises of Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning ability, Data Interpretation and Verbal Ability. Also build a good profile and develop your personality.

Thank you

hello,

According to my information, 5% of seats of Govt Quota shall be reserved for Kannada Medium Candidates. Hyderabad-Karnataka Region comprising the districts of Gulbarga, Bidar, Raichur, Yadgirellary shall be regarded as the local area. 70% seats of colleges within this area are allotted to local candidates. But these seats are not available in all colleges. Only a few colleges host them. And since yes, the fee is 1.1 lakh or even less, the competition is very high! Not to mention, the beneficiary of these Seats are only who hold the domicile of Karnataka.

P lease check the details of the college you want to apply to for better insights and whether they have government quota or not. Also, please keep an eye on the website for the important dates! Besides, there's nothing wrong in sitting for the counseling. If you get selected, kudos to you! God forbid, if not,  you can Always drop And try again next year if you have alot of passion for this stream.

Hope this helped. good luck for your future!!

Dear Candidate,

Yes, you can drop out of the college if you think you can score better the next year. If you are confident about your preparation & can score better than this year without much pressure, you can drop out & try again next year. But that comes with quite a pressure, if you can sustain that & prepare well, go for it. Discuss this with your seniors & get advice from many people as this is about A YEAR. With proper guidance, choose your decision & give it a go.

Thank you. Hope this helps.