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Yes, you can secure a medical seat in Karnataka if your NEET score is 300. It will, however, be determined by your category and quota. The minimal cut off marks for Government Medical Colleges and Private Medical Colleges will differ substantially. You can apply to private colleges (if

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Christ University offers admission in Law course through Christ University Law Entrance Exam 2021. It doesn't accept CLAT score. If you haven't applied for CULEE then you cannot secure admission. The syllabus of exam consist of following topics, however the application process was close in June.

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Yes, there is a B-Category admissions criteria which is based on Jee Mains Ranks through which you can get admission in CBIT.

There is no such data provided by the institute on the official website about the cut-off . Also, the cutoff depends on various factors due to which it

If you study the past year papers of EAMCET then you will find that most of the question in physics are formulae based as well as in Physical chemistry thus you can expect to score at least 15-20 marks by just remembering formulae depending on the difficulty of the paper.

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Hope you are doing well.

If you get a score of slightly more than 130 ie 90-94 percentile in JEE Mains, you will be safe that is you will get admission at MEC. MEC's cut-off marks change year to year and are determined by the JEE Mains qualifying cut-off

Hi Aspirant,

AMCAT scores are valid for one year. You can simply extend the validity of your AMCAT scores for some more time. One can give the AMCAT exam at most 3 times in a calendar year with a difference of at least 45 days from the date of attempt

Hello Shivani BM,

Definitely you can get a very good government college when you study hard and score good marks and ranks.

With very low marks it is impossible to get a government college as the cut-off's for these colleges are very high.

The competition has increased as many more

Dear Aspirant,

Generally as per previous year records the cutoff percentile of JEE Mains to qualify for JEE Advanced is nearly 90-91 percentile. So for qualifying for JEE Advanced you need to score more . Check this marks vs rank vs percentile analysis:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-marks-vs-percentile

Also check :

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff

Also for

Dear Aspirant ,

As you have mentioned that you have got 95.7 percentile in your jee mains entrance examination and you want to know about your all india rank.

So, let me tell you that these things depends on certain factors like number of candidates appearing in the examination, number

Dear Aspirant,

There is nothing as OBC Score/ open score in JEE Mains. There are OBC Ranks, Open Ranks meaning category wise ranks.NTA  Prepares a separate rank list category wise. Now coming to score required -

Other than NITs some good colleges that accept JEE Mains score are:

IIITs, Netaji