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To pass GNM, you usually need at least 40% marks in theory and practical exams. So, scoring 40% or more is considered a pass.

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Yes, a candidate with 70% from Exillance College Bhopal, who has passed BCom and CUET, can get admission in MBA at DAVV with a focus on Financial Cost and GST subjects.

Admission will depend on the college’s eligibility and entrance criteria.

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Yes, admission may be possible based on scholarship, depending on the eligibility criteria and availability of scholarship schemes at the institution. I would recommend to check the college you are interested in that it offers merit based , need based or government funded scholarships . Its will be good if you contact the college directly or you can visit the official website of that college so that you can get most updated and accurate information

You can even mention the college's name so that i can provide you the accurate details that it accepts scholarship based admissions or not .

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You are asking for specific information about the selection status of yourself in some exam including your roll number, category, marks, and whether you are on a waiting list .However, without knowing the specific exam or recruitment process that you are referring to, it is impossible to provide accurate information.

Please provide the name of the exam or recruitment process so that assistance can be offered.

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The secret to long - term academic achievement and personal development is developing a well - organized study schedule.

Morning, 6:30 to 9.00 am

• Your mind is at its best in this morning, so spend your first study session (1.5 hrs) on your most important or challenging subject after getting dressed and eating breakfast.

Mid-day, 10:00 to 1:00 Pm

• Divide your study time into concentrated 50 minute sessions interspersed with 10 minutes breaks.
• This block is particularly useful for areas that need memory. Use it to review notes, revise concepts, or practice writing.

Afternoon, 2:00 to 5:00 PM

• Start with a lighter topic or one you are more interested in after lunch a little break.

Evening, 6:00 to 8:00 PM

• Go over the material you studied during the day again.
• This time can be used for lectures, group study sessions, or clearing up any doubts.

Night, 9:00 to 10:00 PM

• Makes plans for tomorrow and give 20 minutes summary.
• Go to bed at 10:30 pm to get good sleep.