Army Institute of Management, Kolkata All Questions

Dear aspirant,

Taking a drop is a brave decision in my opinion. So, use this year wisely. Make sure you make a schedule for yourself and follow it rigorously. Write as many mock tests as possible and practice all the previous year questions. If you are aiming to get a good government/private college, please aim to get a percentile of about 98 in JEE Mains, If you 99+ you have a good chance of getting CSE in top NITs. There are various entrance exams like VITEEE, AEEE, BITSAT. Give them all to maximize your options and chances. Try preparing for JEE Advanced but don't devote your full efforts into that. If you aim to get a good government/ private college focus a lot o\more on the Mains, you'll have a lot of options.

Hope this helps.

Hey student,

Shri Ramdeobaba college of Engineering and Management, Nagpur excepts exams like JEE MAINS for admission in B.E/ B.Tech programme . So as you said you want to study Computer Science and Engineering in RCOEM Nagpur so according to previous year trends, the cut off rank for JEE mains in 2021 for B.E in Computer Science and Engineering in 2nd round of counselling was nearly 37k .

You need to score atleast 96%ile  or above 130 marks in JEE MAINS to study your in desired branch.

If we talk about B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering with specialisation in AI and machine learning then cut off for JEE Mains was nearly 55k . The cutoffs change accordingly every year depending upon number of students appearing for exam.

Read more about RCOEM here: https://www.careers360.com/colleges/shri-ramdeobaba-college-of-engineering-and-management-nagpur/cut-off

Thanks

Hi Aspirant

Greetings

Don't feel low and keep your energy level high. Don't get distracted by any one's words, focus on your goals and stay determined for it.

Don't regret yourself for your past, start everything with a new energy and confidence and just look at your aim and nothing else

You will surely achieve your target if you keep you determination with you and keep working for it, figure out the mistakes you have done and work on it, watch toppers and repeaters interview that how they deal with the pressure and stress situation and learn from it.

Some of the tips you can follow for NEET entrance exam are

• Stay focused and determined for your goals
  
• Keep all the negative thoughts away from yourself and also don't think about what anyone is saying.
  
• Revise all the topics thoroughly and follow the NCERT books strictly
  
• Highlight the important topics for last minute revision
  
• Attempt more and more questions to boost up your confidence level
  
• Stay away from any distractions
  
• Watch motivational video and toppers interviews in free time
  

Hope this information will help you. Thank you

Hi aspirant,

As per your concern you can opt for government law college which provides you good education in low fees. As you also mentioned you are good in studies you can try to crack  law entrance examination. Some law entrance exam are - CLAT ( Common Law Admission Test ) , BLAT , AMU Law , KLEE , SLAT, DU LLB LLM , etc.

To know more about these exams visit the given link - https://law.careers360.com/articles/law-entrance-exams

On the basis of these national/ state / University level entrance examination you can get admission in India' s best government law college. Some best law college are -

1. NLSIU Bengaluru

2. NLU Hyderabad

3. NLU Delhi

4. AMU

5. BHU

And many more.

To know about more law school and College - https://law.careers360.com/colleges/ranking

Good luck !

Astrophysics is quite a broad topic. You have to understand it by heart and try to make new theories about the beyond. If you want to become an astrophysicist you have to study physics. You can do B.Sc in physics. There are many universities which provide this course. Also, there are universities which provide B.Sc in Astrophysics.

But for this, you have to clear IIT JEE to get into good universities which have decent placement or higher education facilities. Keep in mind that not only physics but mathematics is also important to subject in this field of study. So, you have to take mathematics as a second subject.

Institutions which provide these courses are:

1. The Indian Institute of Astrophysics (IIAP), Bangalore

2. Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology (IIST), Thiruvananthapuram

3. Osmania University, Hyderabad

4. Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai

5. Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore

6. Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology (IIST), Thiruvananthapuram

If your financial condition is not good. Then you have to score good marks in entrance exams. It can provide you with good scholarships. Also, fill out government scholarships as they can provide you with a 100% fee waiver.

The jobs in astrophysics are fewer in India. You can get to Bhabha Atomic & Research centre, Inter-University Center for Astronomy & Astrophysics and ISRO. But getting into these organizations is challenging. You have to be outstanding in your area of study. As well as good rank in the GATE exam or the exam these organisations take.

Hello aspirant ,

I want you to know that you have already made good choice of the subjects for your preparation for NDA exam.

Now if you are confused between choosing economics and political science, so you must go for political science.

Though this is not any specific subject for NDA Exam. But this forms the most of the part of modern history. The marks alloted for history are 80. So apart from studying history , if you also study political science this is going to surely benifit you. Plus this subject is easy to grasp with complete relevance in modern times too.

Economics too is a good subject but as per the marks distribution for NDA it doesn't hold much marks.

The marks distribution for two basic exams are ;

1). Maths - 120 questions of 300 marks.

2). General knowledge - 150 questions of 600 marks.

It includes subjects like-

1). English - 50 questions of 200 marks

2). History - 80 marks

3). Geography - 80 marks

4). Science(physics , chemistry , biology) - 200 marks

5). Current affairs - 40 marks


So buckle up and best of luck for your future endeavours.

Hello Deepa,

Hope you're doing great and it's good to see that you're clear about what you want in your life at such an early age but you should know that UPSC is one of the toughest exams in India and minimum eligibility criteria for it is graduation so for now I'd advise you to opt for whichever stream you find interesting. Side by side you can keep on looking the UPSC syllabus and read as much as you can. As UPSC paper consists of an optional paper so you can complete your graduation and then decide which subject you'll opt for it. Currently I'd advise you to go for subjects and stream you have interest in.

Please find attached the syllabus of UPSC examination.

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/upsc-ias-syllabus/amp Good luck!

Hello Aspirant,

According to the previous year's cut-off and CMR mentioned by you,

******** you have good chances to get NIFT for MFM in top campuses and for prediction of campuses you can check out the NIFT College Predictor given at the end of this answer .

See till now the NIFT cut-offs have not been released but as per previous year's cut-off data we have helped you with some predictions of shortlisting but note that above predictions can also be changed depending upon various factors such as :-

>>>>>> Total number of candidates appearing NIFT entrance exam

>>>>>> The difficulty level of the exam

>>>>>> The seat matrix for MFM program in each NIFT campus.

>>>>>> Performance of the candidates in the entrance exam

>>>>>> Previous years’ cutoff trends

You can check out complete details about NIFT cut-offs from the link given below :-

https://design.careers360.com/articles/nift-cutoff

You can also use NIFT college predictor to predict the colleges in which you have some chances on the basis of your CMR :-

https://design.careers360.com/nift-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!!!

Hi there,

It is good that you studying in  core branch but you must understand that job scopes and opportunities are very as in a particular domain for a core branch.

Due to this issue jobs are less and so does the placements ratios goes down rapidly. See, if you are from a tier 3 college then for sure you should go for job if you are getting any. See, as you have ementioend that you want to help your parents but just know that core hobs usually have low paying jobs so managing expenses and providing help to parents is quite difficult.

So I would suggest you to go with postgraudation and then apply for a job.  And with that you can learn one skill such as content writing, digital marketing or any other  as per your interest. and then you can do freelancing and earn some money.

I hope this will help you. Thank you!!

Hi aspirant,

To get Computer Science Engineering branch in Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore your rank must be around 300 to 400. To have more chances of getting Computer Science Engineering in Vellore Campus, as there will be more Competition for this branch.

Cutoffs depends on many factors and they changes from year to year. So, the cut-off may increase, decrease or may remain same as previous year's cut-off of VIT Entrance exam score for Computer Science Engineering branch in Vellore Campus.

To get more information about Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore go through below mentioned link.

https://www.careers360.com/university/vellore-institute-of-technology-vellore/amp

Hope this information was useful to you.

All The Best!!