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Yes, if a candidate wishes to appear for both B.Arch and B.Tech admissions through KCET in Karnataka, they will receive two separate KCET ranks .

• For B.Arch admission : The rank will be based on a combination of 50% NATA score and 50% 10+2 PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) marks.
  
  

• For B.Tech admission : The rank will be determined based solely on the KCET entrance exam performance, with no consideration of NATA scores.

So, while both exams are conducted through KCET, the ranking system for B.Arch and B.Tech is distinct, and you will get a separate rank for each course.

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Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

To perform well in JEE Mains, focus on mastering the fundamentals of Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Create a well-structured study plan, allotting time for concept building, problem-solving, and revision. Practice extensively with previous years’ papers and mock tests to understand the exam pattern and improve speed and accuracy. Identify weak areas and work on them consistently. Use reliable study materials and refer to NCERT textbooks for clarity. Maintain a balanced routine with proper sleep, a healthy diet, and short breaks during study sessions to stay focused. Lastly, stay confident, manage time effectively during the exam, and remain calm under pressure.

Yes, you are eligible for the Jharkhand state quota in NEET as domicile is the primary criterion, not where you completed your schooling. Since you hold a Jharkhand domicile and completed Class 10 there, you can claim the state quota during the counseling process, provided you provide valid domicile proof. The "State of Eligibility" in your NEET admit card indicates where you completed Class 12 and does not affect your domicile-based quota. Ensure you have your Jharkhand domicile certificate ready during counseling to avoid any confusion. Contact the counseling authority for clarification if needed.

To excel in Mathematics for JEE Mains and Advanced, focus on strengthening your conceptual understanding of key topics like Calculus, Algebra, Coordinate Geometry, and Trigonometry. Study NCERT thoroughly and use advanced reference books like **Cengage** or **IIT Mathematics by M.L. Khanna** for practice. Solve previous years’ question papers and take regular mock tests to improve speed and accuracy. Focus on solving problems with multiple approaches and emphasize time management. Regularly revise formulas and key concepts. Maintain consistency, identify weak areas, and practice high-difficulty-level problems to build confidence for Advanced.

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In JEE Advanced, your OBC rank and CRL (Common Rank List) rank are two separate rankings, and the relationship between them varies each year. While it's not a fixed conversion, historically, an OBC rank of 350 could be roughly equivalent to a CRL rank around 1,500-2,000, though this can fluctuate based on factors like the total number of candidates and their performance.

Here’s a rough way to estimate the CRL rank:

1. Find the Total Number of Candidates: Check how many people appeared for JEE Advanced that year.

2. OBC Category Percentage: Find out how many of those candidates belong to the OBC category.

3. Estimate the CRL Rank: Multiply your OBC rank by the inverse of the OBC percentage.

For example, if OBC candidates make up about 50% of the total candidates, your CRL rank could be roughly double your OBC rank, so an OBC rank of 350 could translate to a CRL rank of about 700.

However, this is just an approximation. The actual CRL rank can vary each year based on the specific distribution and performance of candidates. It’s always best to refer to the official JEE Advanced resources or speak with academic advisors for the most accurate information.

Hello Sakshi,

Yes, you can change your category from General to OBC in your second attempt of JEE Mains . Here's what you need to do:

1. Update the Category during the Application : When you fill out the application for the second attempt of JEE Mains , you can select the OBC category if you belong to that category.
   
   

2. Provide Valid Proof : Ensure you have a valid OBC certificate (issued within the last 12 months) for the OBC-NCL (Non-Creamy Layer) category, as required by the exam authorities.
   
   

3. No Need to Update the First Attempt : The category you selected in the first attempt won’t affect your second attempt, and you can select a different category (OBC) for the second attempt.

Remember to double-check all the details in the application form before submission.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

With an AIR rank of 3,210 in CLAT 2024, you have a good chance of being selected for the LLM program at Nirma University, based on previous years’ trends. Typically, Nirma University has admitted candidates with CLAT PG ranks between 2,000 and 5,000, so you're within the expected range.

However, the final decision depends on factors like seat availability and the overall number of applicants. To improve your chances:

Stay Updated: Keep an eye on the official Nirma University website for updates on the admission process.

Be Ready with Documents: Make sure all your documents are ready for submission.

Have Backup Options: While waiting for your results, it’s always a good idea to consider other universities as backup.

Things are looking promising, but it’s always good to keep your options open!