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Hey Shaurya,
Congratulations for your great performance in the bhu uet entrance examination. With 673 marks in the BHU UET, you are probably have sure shot of getting admission into the university for the bcom hons course. The cut off generally for your course is around 1100-1200, so you don't
Hii Naresh,
Coming to your question if you want a college in Bangalore then it seems quite difficult,but you can get good college nearby Bangalore.
The colleges which you may get into is Acharya ,Dayanand Sagar, SJBIT ,NIITE,meenakshi,etc you can go for that and hope for the best .
Hope
Hello Praveen
it will be difficult, but let's hope. I am attaching all the possibilities through which one can get DAIICT.
You can take admission in DAIICT in two ways:
1) Through All India Rank
2) Through ACPC.
All India(Not official but Approx):
I.C.T : AIR 13,270
I.C.T + C.S
Hello Tieu
With this you can get these colleges:
Radhaswami Institute of Technology, Jabalpur (2009)
Jabalpur
Information Technology
Lakshmi Narain College of Technology & Science (RIT), Indore(2002)
Indore
Civil Engineering
Acropolis Institute of Technology & Research, Indore (2005)
Computer Science Engineering
G.H.Raisoni College of Engineering & Management, Wagholi, Pune
Hey Supriya,
I'm very sorry to let you know that you are highly unlikely to get admission in M.Sc Biochemistry with only 60 marks and OBC rank of 236. The cut off rank generally for OBC is somewhere 120-150, for the course you want to get enrolled for. So, you
Hello pawan, hope you are doing well.. please refer to the link below to know exactly about your ranking.. this is a rank predictor..
https://www.careers360.com/ts-eamcet-college-predictor
All the best
Dear Ganjis,
I am sorry to inform you that according to me you have no chance of getting into government medical college this year. 192 is very low marks and unless you are in a reserved category like SC or ST, you cannot get a government college, neither MBBS or
Hello Paramesh,
I am here to help you with your query.
No there would no issue if your income certificate is from AP.
It just depends on the college you apply for.
Good luck
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