Hi candidate! Colleges you can expect to get admission are listed below:

• BIMTECH Noida for their- PGDM (Insurance Business Management) and PGDM(Retail Management), MAT: 70+ percentile
• Christ College Bangalore- MAT(Dec and Sept), MAT score: 600 and above, 70+ percentile
• Gitam university- Vizag, MAT: 70 percentile
• Gitam School of International Business, MAT: 70+ percentile
• IIRM Jaipur, MAT score: 500-600, 65+ percentile
• ITM Navi Mumbai, profile-based
• IPE Hyderabad, MAT: above 50 percentile
• NDIM Delhi (all programs), MAT: 50+ percentile
• PSG Institute Of Management, CoimbatoreMAT score: 600+, 70+ percentile
• SIES College of Management Studies, Navi Mumbai, profile-based
• SIMS Pune
• SSBF Pune

Thank You!

Hello aspirant, 

Availability of seats depends on the vacancies available in the colleges when you proceed for further counselling sessions. So all the very best for your bright future!! 

Hello,

If you are taking open state admission then there won't be any problem for you. But if you are looking for home state admission it will be problem for you. During certificate verification you can explain your career to the official so he will know what has happened.

You might not be eligible for home state admission.

Hope it helps!

Hi,

Yes you are right. SAT is only for students aiming to go abroad for their undergraduate college education. For postgraduation, there are different sets of entrances just like they are in our country too. You cannot seek a JEE main for an M.tech degree. So for postgraduation studies, there are specific entrances like GRE, GMAT etc depending on your field.

All the best!

Only the most recent 6 scores will stay on file at a time, but if you want to take it 38times, College Board is happy to let you doso. However, while you can test as muchas often as you want, I don't recommend taking the SAT more than 4 times total. Hope its clear to you now.

Hello Neha. Yes, you can easily change your course after taking admission in the next cut off. But if it is the last cut off, you will have to accept whatever it is be it course or college. Good luck with your admission.                                  

Hii,

NTSE Stage 2 Result has been declared in form of merit list along with cutoff marks. You should follow the given link to check if you are selected or not for NTSE scholarship.

All the Best!!!

Dear candidate,

It doesn't have any requirements. However, for engineering you need maths in your high school.

SAT Exam Eligibility 

The conducting body of SAT, the College Board has not set up any SAT eligibility for candidates wanting to appear for the exam. Originally referred to as the Scholastic Aptitude Test, then the Scholastic Assessment Test and now commonly called the SAT exam is conducted for undergraduate admission to colleges/universities abroad. The College Board which is the official SAT conducting agency have not laid down any specific eligibility criteria for SAT exam for students appearing for one of the most recognized entrance exams for undergraduate studies abroad.

Students who are planning to travel overseas to take admission to undergraduate studies are required to successfully qualify the SAT exam. The College Board has not set up any SAT eligibility criteria as far as age limit is concerned. There is no minimum or maximum age limit set by the conducting body for aspirants wanting to register for SAT exam. However, students are required to have successfully passed their high school to seek admission for undergraduate studies. Students belonging to the age group of 17-19 years have recorded the highest turnout for the SAT exams. Countries that majorly accept SAT scores and results are the United States of America (USA), Canada, the United Kingdom (UK), Singapore, the Netherlands, Australia, and New Zealand among others.

Key Points for SAT Eligibility 

The College Board is the official conducting body of the SAT examThere is no minimum or maximum age set by the conducting body as SAT eligibility criteriaSAT is widely accepted in countries like USA, UK, Australia, and Canada.Students appear for SAT for admission to undergraduate programmes in colleges/ universities abroadA maximum number of high school students between the ages 17-18 appear for the SAT exam.

Hope the answer is helpful.

Good luck!