Hi,

I would like to answer your query. According to my opinion, since not much time is left, you may go for the previous year's questions as this will help you revise your concepts. And normally it is seen that every year there is a repetition of few questions over

Hello aspirant

You can go for CBSE and NIOS simultaneously. CBSE is a regular board while NIOS is a correspondent board. Hence technically there is no problem in this. You can go thegether  but it will be better if you stick to one board.

NIOS is a distance learning model

Hi Ajit,

If you want to score 98 percentile  in JEE Main Examination 2020, then your are required to score 140 - 150 marks in the JEE Main Exam. Please note that these marks can vary as number of appearing candidates tend to change.

Refer here for more info -

• College of engineering guindy.
• PSG  College of technology.
• UNOM University of Madras.
• SSN  School of Management.
• Kumaraguru  College of Management.

Hello student ,

Yes, with the marks you have mentioned you could easily get an government seat in an veterinary college. It is the best demanding sector in medical field after MBBS. Veterinary seats are very less and the competition is not so high so if an student scores around

You haven't mentioned your Category. Nevertheless, in 2019 under State Quota, the cut offs for SMIMER for each Category have been as follows:

General Category: 464

SC: 356

ST: 216

SE: 408

EWS: 455

Now this is 2019 data and cut offs change every year. Cut offs change every year

Hello Aspirant,

Since you have not mentioned your home state so considering it as West Bengal according to your profile.

So on such marks you have good chances of getting GMCs in West Bengal under 85% State quota according to previous year's cut-off. As we go through previous year's cut-off

Dear Aspirant,

According to your score,

Your Predicted Rank is: 68463 - 80613

In this rank you have low chances of getting government medical colleges using all India quota but you might get seat in state councellings using your state and category quota.

You can use the following link to

Hello Dear,

There is a less chance of getting admission in DCURST Murthal with NATA Score of 60.  You can also try for other Private Colleges & State government Colleges where there is a chances of Your admission. You can also go for Private Universities such as LPU or Chandigarh