Hello, 

I would suggest you check out last year cut off for the college you want,  it will help anticipate this year cut off as well

Also Your admission through NATA is based on your merit system. Divide the NATA score by 4, and your CBSE result by 2, and

Hello Sani, 

Please check out this link for detailed info on NEET UG cutoff: https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off

the cutoffs for 

• Unreserved: 50th percentile - 701-134 marks
• SC: 40th percentile - 133-107 marks
• ST: 40th percentile - 133-107 marks
• OBC: 40th percentile - 133-107 marks

accordingly EWS cutoff would be a score somewhat

Hello Vishal,

The cutoff for most of the colleges are as per your rank and not per your marks so according to your marks 169 your rank should be less than 10,000. The top government colleges in Rajasthan for B. Tech are NIT, Jaipur, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur. University of

Hello student

yes, you can definitely get admission in top colleges under TS EAMCET. This is based on your rank and previous year cutoffs. You can try for admission in these colleges (decreasing order of preference):- 

• JNTU College Of Engineering Hyderabad
• M V S R Engineering College
• JNTU College Of

dear student,

to crack VITEEE exam first of all to understand exam pattern and then study hard refer book ncrt 11th and 12th as well as Arihant Publications  and h.c verma .and also look at previous year question paper.

Hello Rahul,

You have not mentioned any special category so I'm assuming that you are from general category. So, for general category you JEE - Main rank is low. You might get into any low ranked NIT with a very low demand branch. You can either try in some state

Hi Rahul,

At that rank, he should get literally all the branches except CSE. Since there are 10% seats reserved for people with EWS quota, of all the seats in MBM Jodhpur, around 60 are reserved for EWS quota.

Below is the link for the detailed information of MBM Jodhpur:

Hello dear candidate. 

Since you are applying from all India Quota, I see very slim chances of you getting admission into a government medical college.  You may try for government dental colleges, or private medical colleges. 

Hope this helps. 

I wish you luck for your future endeavors.