Hiiii Nikhil!!!! To secure a seat in NIT, IIIT OR IIT, etc. You need to have a minimum aggregate of 75% in 12th if you belong to general category and 65% aggregate if you are from SC/ST category. So whatever percentile you have, this is the basic eligibility that you

Cut off for SIBM Hyderabad is 55 percentile for 2019 .Fees structure is 13.64 and average salary is 6.5 Lakhs The ROI is very less and the salary offered is also not high. If your snap score is highere than this than look for the better iptions if you are

Hello,

The Eligibility :

Delhi University 2019 (DU) Eligibility

For UG Courses (Merit Based):

Students have to pass their 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognized board.

There is no minimum age bar limit to get admission into UG course in the University & its colleges (except in profession courses).

Hello diwaan

First of all there is no specific cut-off marks for getting admission in sastra university. Your 12th marks and jee marks will decide your seat in sastra university. The merit is made based on 25% weightage of JEEmarks And 75% of your class 12th marks. So as you

Hi Raj Kumar,

Based on your score of 72 marks in TS ICET 2019, your rank will be somewhere around 18000-20000. It is highly unlikely for you to get a seat in Chaitanya Bharathi Inst Of Technology (CBIT) MBA as their cutoff for SC Boys as per past year records

hello aspirant. the second round cutoff was less than 1000th rank for a general category student through TS EAMCET Counselling for cse in JNTU college of engineering,hyderabad. factually, there's no chance of you getting CSE in JNTU in the second round of seat allotment. all the best.

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Candidates have to secure a minimum of 75% marks in class XII or equivalent exam or have to be in the top 20 percentile in their class XII exam conducted by the respective board. For SC/ ST/ PwD candidates, the eligibility criteria has been reduced to 65% marks in

Dear Candidate,

You can get into a pharmacy college by both NEET or MHCET. If you want to apply through AIQ, NEET is enough. A score of 350-400 is safe. Well, if you apply through MHCET,i.e state quota, for both home university and other than home university candidates, a score