Nanhi Pari Seemant Engineering Institute, Pithoragarh All Questions

Hello Aspirant,

See till now the official qualifying cut-offs have not been released and the qualifying cut-off percentiles are released along with final result of JEE-Main 2022 which will be released after both the sessions i.e. most probably in August '22.

But o n such percentile, being a SC candidate

hello Aspirant,

JEE advance is one of the toughest exam for pursuing your future as an engineers.if you want to sit for advance then first you need qualify JEE mains, which is also one of the toughest and popular entrance exam. predicting any cutoff is quite difficult as it depends

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It's quite difficult to predict JEE mains qualifying cutoff to be eligible for JEE advanced examination as it keeps changing every year depending upon various factors like :-

******number of students that appeared in the jee main exam,

******kind of marks obtained by them ,

******toughness level of the

The Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering is an assessment administered that mainly analyzes the detailed knowledge of several UG subjects in the engineering stream and science stream for entry into the M.Tech and employment in PSUs.

It is conducted by the Indian Institute of Technology.

It is executed in the

Hello Aspirant,

See till now the official qualifying cut-offs have not been released and the qualifying cut-off percentiles are released along with final result of JEE-Main 2022 which will be released after both the sessions i.e. most probably in August '22.

But o n such percentile, if you belongs to

Dear Ayan,

It is difficult to predict the admission chances as each year the cut off can change due to several factors like :

• Seat Matrix
• Difficulty level of exam
• No of students appeared for the exam etc.

You can check the WBJEE ranks vs Marks details from here as

Yes your application will proceed further and of course you will get to sit in the exam. The revised exam pattern of CUET mentions that candidate have to choose a maximum of 6 subjects out of the given 27 domain subjects and you've chosen 3 then it is totally fine.

HI,

According to the TCS eligibility criteria, you should have an aggregate of 60% or above from class X. So you will not be barred as long as you don't have any pending backlogs or at most 1 pending backlog while appearing for the TCS Selection process which you need

See, if you have provided some information in the NEET application form which is different than your actual real credentials, then leave the examiner, you will face massive problems when you'll actually go to take admission into any college as the information mismatch will create a lot of complications.

So,