Hello deepa

Well, it's very difficult as of now,to predict the cutoff for JEE mains paper 2 based on percentile.You can first calculate your rank by rank=(100-percentile)*145386/100.With this rank,you can compare previous year's cutoff for different colleges and can predict some of the colleges you may be getting.But remember this

Hi Kumar !

• According to the official notification released by CMAT , 

        it does not mention anything about revaluating everyone’s answers if the challenge is proved.  

• Going by this , I believe that if the answer is proved correct by the challenge , the money will be refunded only to

YES IT WILL LIKELY TO BE RELEASE AFTER THE FIRST ROUND AIQ COUNSELING.

THAT IS IN MONTH OF APRIL.

LAST YEAR ALSO THE CUTOFFF WAS REVISED IN MONTH OF APROA BEFORE THE SECOND COUNSELING.

AFTER THE THE CUTOFF IS REVISED IF YOU FALL UNDER CUTOFF THEN YOU ARE ELIGIBLE TO

They have two exams to admit students- GUJCET and NATA (For B-Arch). They do consider JEE Mains as a valid entrance exam but it's not a compulsion. Admissions are secured through GUJCET as well. In case of B-Arch specifically, admissions are taken through NATA. However the candidates are also required

Hello Mantu, Every year there are thousands of aspirant who are seeking the admission in management colleges and gone through a cut throat competition. Faculty Of Management Studies (FMS) is one of the oldest and dreamy building among the top B school in India. This is the place where a

Hi Gary, there are some good colleges which can be obtained for 70 percentile in XAT. As per the past trends, some of the colleges are, 

1) IMT Hyderabad 

2) BIMTECH Noida 

3) XIME Bangalore 

4) XISS Ranchi 

5) Calcutta Business School 

6) VIT Business School 

7) TSM Madurai 

8)

Hi Raj !

• For any standardized entrance exams such as CAT , MAT , XGMT etc , the calculation of 

        percentile is the same .

Percentage Calculation :

• Percentage is your marks divided by the total marks multiplied by 100 .

         i.e. ,

         Percentage = (Marks you have scored )