Hello Aspirant,

Since you have not mentioned your category so considering it as General.

Now according to the percentile you have mentioned your rank is expected to be in the range of 25000-30000 , you can check out marks Vs ranks Vs Percentile from the link given below :-

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

hi,

see it would depends on the organization and their rules for admission. we can only help you with admission data available in internet. to admission in any government or private institute in india for mbbs through neet ug, you must qualify in neet exam and have the cutoff or

hello Sangeet , for BHMS  you have to scored more than 350 to get admission in delhi

for further details i am providing you with link

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/bams-vs-bhms

Hi,

You can score 90 -100 in any subject. It all depends on how you consistently Preparing yourself. Pick the subjects you think you cant score. Spend more time on the chapters which you think you can't cope up with. Take help from your respective teachers where you facing difficulties.

Dear aspirant

To achieve any big dream people  have to work hard and face many difficult accross the path.

For most of people it's very hard to become a successful doctor in india due to low number of government seats and high number of candidates fighting for same. Also there

Hi Pranali!

I am assuming that you are asking about the MHTCET result 2020. As you mentioned that you have lost the MHTCET Law score card, I would suggest you to first check out the system from where you downloaded it, possibly it would be still there (if you havn't

Hello Likitha,

As you belong to General Category, you must get atleast 70 to 75 percentile to qualify in JEE Mains Paper-1 exam and so that to appear for JEE Advanced exam based on previous year's cut-offs. But cut-offs varies from year to year and depends on many factors like

Hello Nisarga,

I understand the situation you are in,basically all of us are facing the problems in some or the other way.

Yes, the exams are canceled but you would have prepared for it throughout the year.

So, start revision and recalling the subjects as soon as possible.

Also, try

Hello Aspirant,

To be very honest,I would like to suggest that you should make your base strong by studying and understanding the concepts from NCERT.

After you understand  the basic concepts then you may start practicing questions ffrom study materials.

A lso refer various sources to get the sample papers