Hey Tanya,

It totally depends on the college you select, it'll be hard for you to get a college in North Campus whereas you'll easily get one in South Campus. Then, it depends on your caste whether you're ST/SC, OBC, Kashmiri or Sikh Minority, by that you'll you'll get an

Bro are you sure that IPU has EWS quota too ??

Hello Sreemedha,

As you have completed your MBBS,and searching for admission procedure in Uttar Pradesh which is actually your permanent residential address, then you come in the state quota list of that state in which you are resident of i.e Uttar Pradesh but not West Bengal. So ,in this way

Sachin i would like to tell you that to get a NIT college for B. Arch and B. Tech degree you need to appear for jee mains exam .There if your rank is under 1000 - 6000 approximately then there are chances to get NIT they need more than 75%

The eligibility criteria for B-Tech in DU is : a minimum of 60% marks in four subjects (including Mathematics), 54% for OBC, 55% for PwD and passing marks for SC/ST candidates. The registration process starts from third week of May.

For BSc in Computer Science, the eligibility criteria is for

Hello Aspirant,

As per the eligibility for CCMN National Spot Round Counselling only those candidates who have not been allotted a seat in any of the previous 2 rounds can apply for the National Spot Round

Candidates who have surrendered their seats are also eligible to appear for the NSR

Hey Shubham, 

                          You can not pursue M.SC in Physics because you are not eligible for this course. B.SC in Physics is the eligibility criteria to take admission in M.SC (Physics).

• Interested aspirants for the course need to fulfil the below-mentioned eligibility criteria.

• Completion of HSC(10+2 level) from a recognized educational board

• English as one of the subjects at HSC

• Minimum aggregate score of 50% to 60% at 10+2 level of education