Hello! Hope you are doing good

Admissions in PhD are done on the basis of entrance exams followed by an interview round. The application forms will be out very soon. So, keep checking the official website to fill the application forms in time. Once you have qualified the test you will be called for an interview followed by which you can take admission in your desired college.

The duration of the exam will be two hours. They will have to answer only one question out of four.

Please refer the following link to know more about the admission criteria : https://www.google.com/amp/s/university.careers360.com/articles/du-pg-admission/amp

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gate stands for graduate aptitude test in engineering, btech pass students or final year bech students or msc final year student or msc passed candidates may apply for gate exam , gate is really important for engineering student if they wish to work in psus or maharatna companies in india, as psus hires candidates based on gate score, also if you want to do mtech after btech or phd in relevant discipline from iits and other prominent institute you need to have gate score on relevant subject. there is no upper age limit for applying in gate exam.

FMGE is an examination to allow Indian Medical Graduates who have studied abroad to practise legally in India. If you have studied MBBS, you should have attended Clinical postings and should have completed your mandatory internship period of the Country you have studied MBBS in. That should be an enough practical exposure. But if you do not have any idea about practical knowledge, it is alarming. You might not get posted in Government Hospitals right away because it is a Government job. You may have to start working in a small clinic first. Rather than working it should be a learning experience for you.

Vishal, you haven't mentioned the Category you belong to. Irrespective of the Category, 97.12 percentile is a good percentile. IIM Visakhapatnam has released its 2020-22 CAT cut off percentiles and they are as follows:

IIM V uses multiple parameters, namely academic performance in the 10th, 12th and Bachelor's examinations, CAT scores and performance in PI and WAT to judge the suitability of Candidates for their programmes. Multiple criteria are used to achieve at a composite score for every candidate which is used to select Candidates. IIM V has a 3 stage selection process. The first shortlist of candidates is based on minimum section wise and aggregate percentile scores of CAT 2019. Candidates should score a positive raw score in all sections. This is just the first short list. Based on how it goes with this list, IIM V might even open up a 2nd short list. Now the reason why you might not have been shortlisted for IIM V is though you have scored 97.12 overall percentile, you must have scored less in one of the sections and hence did not meet the minimum sectional percentile criteria. That's the only reason we can think of. We do not know your sectional percentiles. This is quite unfortunate. But with this score, you can get shortlisted to baby IIMs. We really wish you all the best.

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Hi,

According to nmatorg. The definition od scores and percentiles are

Scaled scores - All the test forms are equated to account for any differences in overall difficulty and the raw test scores are placed on a common scale. This is done to ensure scores are comparable across test forms such that the scores are not impacted by different test takers getting different test forms.

Percentile scores - The percentile rank or score shows how a test taker scored when compared to all other test takers who took the exam (e.g. all test takers who took the NMAT by GMAC™ exam). For example, if a test taker is said to be at the 75th percentile, the test taker scored better than 75% of the test takers who took the NMAT by GMAC™ exam.

The Nmat focuses more on the score than the percentile. however your percentile will be calculated on the basis of number of student given the exam in this year and score secured by you.

Hope you find it helpful.

Hello Nidhi,

Syllabus for GGSIPU Master of Arts Heritage Management Entrance Exam is given below :
Indian History, Culture & Archaeology
Museums of India
Heritage Tourism
Basic Science (12th Standard)
General Knowledge
Current Affairs
General Reasoning
Geography & Natural Heritage
Management of Heritage
Heritage Conservation

The number of questions will be 150 and maximum marks is 600. The duration of exam will be 2.5 hours. There will be MCQs and objectives. 4 marks will be awarded for correct answer and 1 mark will be deducted for incorrect answers.

You can get the previous year question papers on the official site of the university.

Good luck,

Hope it helps :)

Hi Sujata,

Look for nearby hotels, Guest houses on online travelling sites or if you are alone you can also check for women hostel (Women's Hostel, Goa University, Panaji, Goa 403206). If you are staying there because of your studies it is better if you contact with some local broker who could get you a room on rent.

Hello Aspirant, You are handicapped so this will increase your chance to get the admission in good college. The qualifying score for General handicapped is 45 percentile or 334 marks out of 720. To get the reputed college you have to score above 490. You are handicapped so the chances is good.

I hope this will help you.