hi,

yes according to 2019 cutoff you have decent chances in west bengal government medical colleges from state quota at this score , however every year cutoff scores changes and it depends on various factors like number of participants, question difficulty level , seat matrix etc. so always try to

Suraj, the score that has been released is in the form of Percentile. A percentile is the no.of Candidates who scored better than you in the exam. Going by that, to calculate your JEE percentille, we should use the formula 100 - your total percentile score. Now 869010 Candidates appeared

Hello

UCEED cutoff varies category wise for different institutes. Cutoff varies every year depending on factors such as
Total number of candidates who appeared in UCEED 2020
Total number of seats available
Difficulty level of the entrance test
Past Years’ cutoff trends

You can go through the link below and

Hello Aspirant,

It's difficult to tell you the exact about the qualifying cutoff & admission cutoff. This score seems enough to qualify the exam as OBC category but chances seems less to get NITs, IIITs & GFTIs Etc.

You can go for state level counselling. I would also suggest you

Hello Aspirant,

A score of 550 and above in MAT entrance exam will make you qualify for IILM. The eligibility criteria for IILM is you should be graduate from any university/ college recognized by AICTE/UGC with at least 50% marks.

Additional qualification and work experience will have extra weightage.

IILM

Hello

It would be difficult to tell the JEE Main score on the basis of your percentile. However, expected rank can be calculated using the formula mentioned below-

100 - your total percentile score is the percentage  of people ahead of you.
869010 are the number of candidates appeared for

Hi,

The Maharashtra MBA MAHCET exam is going to be conducted on 14 and 15 March 2020 (in slots). Predicting the percentile is difficult as it depends on the difficulty of the exam, no.of candidates who appeared, score of the topper etc. Every year the percentile corresponding to 120+ hence

Hello Aspirant.

There are extremely less chances of you of getting these colleges(NSIT or GGSIP) as the marks you've scored in JEE mains 2020 examination is extremely low to get these colleges

Assuming you're from general rank your chances of getting these colleges are almost negligible.

Best of luck !

Hi,

Well would like to tell you that expecting the cut off to go down in case of NEET exam is very difficult because the cut off usually goes up every year and there is no decrease see. So I would suggest you to expect the same.

I hope my