Hello. Yes, it is compulsory to appear for MH CET BBA exam to secure BMS admission at BK Birla College.

Hi Hrishikesh,

In your case, you do not need a separate or additional category validity ceriticate for IITs. Caste validiity certificate only exists for students from Maharashtra. The central format is sufficient for IIT admission.

DU has been receiving a high number of applications every year. So competition for BALLB  and BBA LLB has increased accordingly. In the general category, one needs to secure a CLAT AIR of 1500 or less to secure admission. This would roughly translate into 86-90 marks.

Since you have not specified your category, I will answer for all categories. A CLAT rank of 38169 (typically 40-45 marks) makes admission to top NLUs difficult. For General candidates, chances are nil. Even for OBC, SC, and ST categories, admission is primarily possible only through state domicile quotas or

After the CLAT results are declared, candidates participate in a centralised online counselling process managed by the Consortium of NLUs. Eligible candidates register on the official portal, submit their NLU preference list , and pay a counselling fee. Seat allotment happens across multiple rounds based on rank, category, and preferences,

You can check here the JNVST Class 11 Lateral Entry Admission Exam Syllabus 2026 -

https://school.careers360.com/articles/navodaya-jnvst-class-11-admission

Dear Candidate,

Please share your exact rank and your category so that i can provide you with a clearer and more accurate answer.

Hello,

CBIT and VNR VJIET do offer CAT B admission based on JEE Main scores. However, they do not release the cutoff details for JEE Mains. However, you can certainly apply to these colleges for CAT B admissions and contact them directly for further guidance.

If you are wondering about

In general, the category selected at the time of applying for GPAT is considered final for all exam-related and post-exam processes. If a candidate has applied under the OBC category but later finds that an OBC-NCL certificate is not applicable or cannot be produced for their caste, changing the category