hello krishnendu,

no, you can't take admissions in ME course.since you did b.sc chemistry ,you're not eligible for doing masters in engineering.for that, you should have completed B.E/B.Tech courses in engineering.

if you're interested in biomedical engineering,then do b.e first then only you can apply for m.e courses.

I Hope

As per the eligibility to appear for MH CET three year law programmes, You should be Graduate or you should be in the final year of Graduation. You can check the exam eligibility with the given below link.

https://law.careers360.com/articles/mh-cet-law-eligibility-criteria

There are other university level exams, You can apply like Faculty

Hello Kundan,

The maximum age limit is 30 for the reserved category. So according to your date of birth you are gonna be on 28 years. Hence you are eligible for NEET, till you turn of 30 years.

For more doubts regarding the eligiblity please refer to this link.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

For Btech course PCM is only required. Biology is required only for the medicine course. So you can do any BTech course with PCM.

Hope this helps.

IIT JAM is the Entrance Exam for the admission to the post Graduate programmes offered by IIT’s and IISc. Bangalore. The eligibility varies to the programmes, As you didn't mention for which programme, You wish to apply. I would suggest you to go through with the given below link to

It is difficult to predict the actual rank or admission possibilities as JEE Main is being conducted twice by NTA for the first time and rank will be based on NTA percentile score.

Based on your score your probable rank will be 268,520 - 298,520 and your probable category rank

Hii congratulations for getting shortlisted for cd/pi round in NMIMS indore indore yes definitely you should give it a shot hope your doubts are clear now good luck

Dear Abhishek, for being eligible for upsc, you need to have a degree from a Central, State or a Deemed University  A degree through correspondence or distance education or feom an open university is also acceptable. So ideally your percentage doesnt really count. 

For BPSC, candidates must have passed degree