My_qualifications : 10th CBSE - 87.0 % (2020) ; 12th SSC/INTERMEDIATE (2022)
Hey guys, I am currently studying in a junior college that is helping me prepare for JEE Mains. I am looking to get my admissions in colleges next year under the NRI quota. I had heard from some of my friends writing NEET that NRIs and OCI status holders may only take admission under their specified quota and not under the general category. Although I am unsure if this applies only for medical colleges or for all colleges in India.
I am looking to get a seat in CSE. Coming to colleges, I have BITS (PHG), Manipal Institute of Technology (Main Campus), Vellore Institute of Technology, and Mahindra Ecole Centrale in mind. I know for a fact that all of these colleges have a certain (something around 15%) percentage for NRI/CIWG/OCI.
Now with the cancellation of SAT Subject Tests, I've heard that JEE Mains scores will be taken into consideration. Of course I will be taking the test but I also want to know if it will be necessary to take SAT 1. I have been looking for some info on the websites of these colleges, but I think it is too early, considering that even the 2021 admissions are still in the process. I find it quite necessary to know as early as possible as the next SAT date anticipated is towards the end of August. I will need to start preparing ASAP while trying to manage my JEE Mains preparation.
Any idea or information regarding this will be very much appreciated, thanks.
Slide 8 of Global Atomic's May 26th investor presentation indicates a value of $260MM for their DASA phase 1 project (pre-tax NPV 8%). The nearby slides provide inputs and I've recreated this in a discounted cashflow model to play with various scenarios.
Model Input
> CAPEX of $203MM
> CAPEX schedule of 4/1/22 to 3/1/24. The timeline on slide 11 indicates they will break ground in '22 and complete in 2024. I spread it out evenly, so $8.458MM / mo for 24 months.
>Production of 44MM lbs of Uranium
>Productive life from 4/1/24 to 12/1/35. This follows the schedule laid out on slide 9. I made estimates based off the bar chart, but made sure they summed to within a few percent of 44MM lbs.
>discount rate of 8%.
side-bar: Want to build one of these yourself? It's all just addition and subtraction except the discounting equation. I discount on a monthly basis and then roll up all the DCF #'s. The equation is =1/(1+O$7)^((C11+0.5)*30.4) where O7 is the daily discount factor, in this case 8% divided by 365 and C11 is the month number from where you're discounting. Ie, if you're discounting 2 years in the future, the month would be 24 and the factor for values given in that month comes to 0.849. Grasping discounting is the hardest part of these model...otherwise it's just simple math and a little bit of logic games. 30.4 is the avg. number of days in a given month. Doesn't make sense? Just ask. :-)
>OPEX of $16.72/lb. This is subtracted from revenues on a monthly basis to come up with a monthly cashflow.
>$35/lb contract cost
So now to the fun stuff...
Basic model matching the pre-tax NPV 8 on slide 8 within 5% (248 vs. 260)
You can use models like this to ask interesting questions....
Q: If DASA is the only value driver in Global's portfolio (it's not), then what Uranium price is currently baked into the valuation?
Answer: The current market cap is $437MM. In this model you would need to adjust the Fixed $/lb from $35 to $43.30 to make the Disc. CF ($M) = $437MM. Neat right? Especially when you think about the value of the Zinc busi
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I just read about the ciwg quota available in certain institutions and realised that it is a subcategory of dasa. The tuition fees is also lower compared to dasa. But how do I apply for it specifically. I have googled and seen articles that most nits and iits have ciwg, testprep has shown that manipal does have ciwg reservations but I can not see any information regarding this on the manipal academy of higher education website. Thanks for your help in advance my_qualifications: Currently in grade 12 JEE main 85 percentile
