Hi Anjali, It's good that you predicted your marks in UPSEE exam before commencement of result as now you have enough time to choose your college with cool mind. So if you have predicted 168 marks in the exam then I would like to tell you that your rank will

Hello Aspirant

First of all congratulations for your marks. You can get to know about the colleges based on your rank and category by this link mentioned below:

https://www.careers360.com/upsee-college-predictor

If by any chance you didn't get BIET Jhansi in the initial rounds just wait a little bit more for the

Hi Aspirants,

As your graduation percentage is quite low.

So you are not eligible for the government colleges.

It depends on the state where you live and from which state you want to do MBA.

And most important,what is your category.If you are OBC/SC/ST/NT/VJNT and domicile of your respective state

Hello dear,

To get admission in government college for b pharmacy through upsee is 270 out of 600 for general category and 240 out of 600 for sc/st candidates .

The below link provides the list of the government and private colleges through UPSEE exam :

https://www.careers360.com/pharmacy/colleges/list-of-pharmacy-colleges-in-india-accepting-upsee-pharmacy

Good luck !!!

Hi Sanjay,

According to your marks and previous year trend you can get rank approx 7,000-12,000 and based on this rank it is very difficult to get cse branch in any of the college under UPSEE but rather than cse their is a branch which you can get with this

Hello,

The UPSEE cutoffs for 2020 has not been released yet but according to the previous years cutoff you need to score a minimum of 25% under OBC Category. The cutoffs may vary each year.

You can use this link to check for colleges based on your rank- https://www.careers360.com/upsee-college-predictor

Good

Hello aspirant,

Hope you're doing well.

Last years cut off for CS branch for UPSEE  :-

opening rank - 306

Closing rank - 127485

No of seats : 45

Mode of admission : Through JEE main/ UPSEE.

They also have decent placements with around 50-60% students getting placed.

I hope