hi,

see tancet cutoff score is depends on your actual score, however at this score you have less chances for ssn college or srm university even for your category, however you have chances in below mention colleges,

RMD college of engineering

Gummidipundi RMK,

Gummidipundi PSNA,

Dindugul Sengunthar College,

Erode KSR

Hello,

There is chance to get an admission through categorical rank/score. you can take specialization in the your graduation branch only. You can't choose other branch specialization.  For general , cutoff starts from 450.

domain wise cutoff is not available. for generalized cutoff please  visit the link below:-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-cutoff

You

Yamuna, Tamilnadu allots 1% reservation to Wards of Ex-servicemen. In 2018 under State Quota, 380 marks secured a seat under SC Category in Madras Medical College. That has been the cut off. Now this is 2018 data and cut offs change every year. Cut offs change every year depending on

hi,

see at this score you have less chances in mechanical engineering branch as well as interdisciplinary mtech stream of nit trichy,

I suggest you to apply for north east nits like nit silchar, nit meghalaya, nit sikkim,

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The cutoffs vary every year so it is quite difficult to predict the actual marks. But according to previous few years' trends, to get a seat in government college for BAMS, you need to score at least 450 marks out of 720 in NEET if you belong to general category.

Hello,

In 2019 the cut off was as follows for each category in GMC, Baramati

• General: 573
• OBC: 536
• SC: 474
• SEBC: 536
• ST: 322
• EWS: 518

So you need to score 350-600 marks depending on your category as cut off is subjected to change in may increase  or decrease

Hello,

A Candidate has to appear for JEE Main Exam to be able to apply. The shortlisting is done via All India Rank (AIR) and so there is no particular score that can assure entrance as the Candidates will be shortlisted via their AIR.

There are also other eligibility Criteria

Aryan, Errless book is a good option. No denying that and if you also reading  modules, what you need to do is go as basic as possible. Like read NCERT books. And also to add on, do not compare your preparation with the AIATS because these exams are intentionally designed