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6th January 2015, 03:08 PM
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Minimum percentage required and number of backlogs allowed in B.Tech to apply for GRE?


Hello sir
please let me know how much
percentage required for gre
in btech? also i want to know how
many blacklogs are allowed?????
please let me know asap




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8th January 2015, 05:14 PM
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Default Re: Minimum percentage required and number of backlogs allowed in B.Tech to apply for GRE?

No percentage criteria is required to appear in GRE examination. You can appear in GRE examination even if you have backlogs in your graduation course. But, you need to clear all the backlog subjects at the time of applying for admission in Universities. No specific eligibility criteria is required to appear in GRE examination. Anyone irrespective of age, gender, educational qualification, religion, etc. can appear in GRE examination. So, even if you have any number of backlogs in your graduation course, you are eligible to appear in GRE examination.
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Default Re: Minimum percentage required and number of backlogs allowed in B.Tech to apply for GRE?

I have 2 backlogs bt those 2 subjects are exempted by my university so can i eligible to write gre ecam???
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Sir I have completed my B.tech in mechanical but my percentage is 57 may i eligible for do Masters in Abroad
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