Hello there

With this percentage you have a chance to  get admissions in college but this will depend mainly on the cut off it may go high or down .

For further information you can check the cut off from the link given below

https://www.google.com/amp/s/university.careers360.com/articles/du-cutoff/amp

Good luck.

Hope it helps

Hello aspirant

First of all congratulations for such a great percentile score .

According to the given percentile your predicted rank will lie somewhere around 39,692-44,620 , and since you belong to obc category you can easily get a seat into nit. You can also get a seat in NIT

Hello aspirant,

The Pearson score is used to test a candidate's verbal, reasoning, and attitude skills. AMRITA gives admission based on PUEE/SAT score or your JEE/AEEE rank.

The best of any one of these scores will be considered for admission.

So there is no official cut-off for your Pearson score.

Hello student ,

Hope you are in your best health so the answer to your question is as follows:-

According to your percentile i.e 68% , I checked you rank by using this link https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-rank-predictor

and your rank comes out to be  between 327360 - 368000.  So, given below i

Hi,

Maharshi Dayanand University Admissions are on a strict basis of Merit and entrance based. The university is a public state university where management quota or direct admissions are not taken. The university offers diploma, UG, masters, research, integrated, and certificate courses. A university conducted an entrance test for candidates

Yes ,you can get admission with 88.6%, but it depends upon the course which u want to pursue. I am providing the link of previous year cutoffs of various DU colleges, check for the course which you want to do. You may not get the top 5 colleges ( topmost

Hi

Which pattern are you asking about?

Anyway,

Correct NEET 2021 exam pattern

* Neet examination will be conducted for a total of 720 marks.

*Question will be from 4 subjects

• physics,

• chemistry,

• zooloy

• botany

*There will be 50 questions ( 35 + 15 ) in each subject . So,