IIFM Bhopal All Questions

Hello aspirant,
With 375 marks and an AIR of around 2.6 lakh under the EWS category, your chances of getting BAMS at Ayurvedic & Unani Tibbia College (AUTC), New Delhi through Delhi state counselling are slim but not impossible. In previous years, AUTC’s cutoff for EWS category under Delhi state quota has generally closed around 340–400 marks, depending on the year and seat availability. Your score puts you on the edge, so you might not get in during the first few rounds, but you could still have a chance in the mop-up or stray vacancy round if seats are left unfilled.

Make sure to register for Delhi state AYUSH counselling and list AUTC as your top preference. Keep backup options ready in case the cutoff stays high this year.

Hello,

You cannot get admission into the 2-Year Full-Time (Day) MBA or MBA-HRM at IISWBM without a CAT score. For these courses, CAT is the only accepted exam.

However, for other MBA programmes like:

• MBA (Evening)

• MBA in Public Systems

you can apply through other exams like MAT, CMAT, JEMAT, GATE, GMAT, XAT, or ATMA.

Hope it helps !

dear student,

If you're applying for CAT 2025 with an NC-OBC certificate issued in Delhi, it is valid as long as it meets a few key conditions.

The certificate must be issued on or after April 1, 2024 . This is important because CAT follows the central government's reservation policy, and certificates older than this date won’t be accepted.

Also, make sure the certificate is in the format prescribed by the Government of India for Central Educational Institutions. Since CAT is a national-level exam, only the central format is valid—even if the certificate is issued by a state authority like Delhi.

Hello

As per your mentioned query, GIBS offers undergraduate and postgraduate courses. It offers admission to BBA and PGDM course. To get admission in PGDM course the admission is based on entrance exams like CAT , XAT ,CMAT, GMAT, MAT, ATMA , State CET test . And the admission for BBA course is based on your performance in class 12th.

To know more refer this

https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/global-institute-of-business-studies-bengaluru/admission

Revert for further query!

If your son’s first preference is CSE, then Amrita Bangalore clearly leads among the three, simply because CSE opens more doors in terms of placements, internships, and future-proof careers. Amrita is also NAAC A++ and has a strong reputation, especially for CSE. Category 2 is also manageable fee-wise compared to higher categories.

VIT Chennai is a decent campus, and their ECE program is solid, but Category 5 means much higher fees and very low chance of branch upgrade later. CSE at VIT Chennai would have been more competitive here — but ECE at that fee tier is not as strong a deal unless your son has a strong interest in core electronics.

Manipal Bangalore (MIT Bengaluru campus) is a newer campus. ECE there is still developing in terms of placements and faculty compared to the main Manipal campus. Unless your son strongly prefers Bangalore or is getting some advantage here like scholarships or internship access, it doesn't stand out above Amrita.

So, recommendation: Go with Amrita Bangalore CSE (Category 2). It balances a strong branch with a decent campus and better long-term potential in the tech industry. If your son is open to core electronics and you’re okay with the higher cost, VIT Chennai is fine, but still comes second to CSE at Amrita.

All the best!

hi,

With a NEET score of 317 and an All India Rank of around 3,96,965, you definitely have some chances, especially because you are from Bihar and belong to the OBC category. For BDS, it might be tough to get a government seat at this score, as BDS cutoffs for OBC are usually higher in Bihar. But you can still get a private BDS seat if you apply through state counselling. In mop-up or spot rounds, sometimes private dental seats are available even at this rank.

Hi aspirant,

The IIM admissions procedure is multifaceted .

1. You must excel in the CAT exam, aiming for a high percentile (often 98-99+ for the top IIMs, though this varies by category and institute).
2. Your academic profile, which includes your 10th, 12th, and graduation results, is important in addition to the CAT.
3. Many IIMs also evaluate academic diversity (giving preference to non-engineering students) and gender diversity.
4. Finally, shortlisted candidates are subjected to a Written Ability Test (WAT) or Group Discussion (GD), followed by a Personal Interview.
5. If you have any work experience, it would also help you fetch additional points.

Cracking the CAT demands a smart and systematic strategy .

1. Begin by completely comprehending the exam design and syllabus for each of the three sections: VARC, DILR, and QA.
2. Frequently take mock examinations to imitate exam settings, assess your skills and limitations, and improve your time management.
3. Analyze your performance after each mock to determine where you are losing marks and to improve your strategy.
4. Consistent preparation with previous year's papers and targeted questions for weak areas is critical.
5. Reading widely (newspapers, articles, novels) is vital for increasing VARC capabilities, whilst completing puzzles and various problem sets improves DILR and QA abilities.

Success relies on discipline , dedication , and a good outlook .

All the best!

• 350s is below typical general category cutoffs for private MBBS seats.

• Only realistic route is through management/NRI quota in lower-tier colleges with high fees.

• Government seats are highly unlikely .

Hello,

States you can apply in (B-category/management quota):
Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and Puducherry. All allow non-domicile students for private colleges.

Approx MBBS fees (per year):

• Telangana: Rs. 12–15 lakh

• Andhra Pradesh: Rs. 12–18 lakh

• Karnataka: Rs. 15–20 lakh

• Tamil Nadu: Rs. 15–22 lakh

• Kerala: Rs. 7–8.5 lakh

Karnataka registration:
Closed in Feb 2025. Likely to reopen for mop-up/stray rounds in June–July 2025.

Kerala registration:
Closed in March 2025. Stray round expected in June–July 2025. Dates not announced yet.

Hope it helps !

Hello Abhishek,

No, you cannot take admission into B. Tech Marine Engineering at CUSAT if you do not take the CAT 2025 exam. CUSAT CAT is a mandatory exam for admission into all undergraduate programs including B Tech Marine Engineering. Admission to the program will only be possible for candidates with valid CAT scores.