Hello aspirant,

JEXPO is a state level entrance exam which is conducted for admission to diploma programmes in engineering, technology, architecture and also  pharmacy, offered by state self-financed polytechnic institutions. The 2019 Jexpo cut off for all colleges is not available on official site. However, you can get the cut offs of individual college on their website.

For Jexpo 2017 and 2018 cut off in tabular form you can visit the following link to get an idea:

https://jexpo.webscte.co.in/seat-Information/GOVERNMENT/A/A

Good Luck

Hello,

To be eligible to participate in NEET AIQ counselling you need to score the minimum cut off marks. The cut off marks in 2019 were as follows for each category

• General: 134-701
• General PWD: 120-133
• SC/ST/OBC: 107-133
• SC/ST/OBC (PWD): 107-119

In 2019 the cut may change depending on number of candidates appeared, number of candidates belonging to your category, difficulty of exam etc. Cut off is different for each college. You have not mentioned your category.Assuming that you belong to general category, the minimum score in 2019 was 453. A candidate with 453 marks belonging to general category secured seat in GMC, Tirunelveli. As said earlier cut off may increase or decrease this year.

You may try our NEET knockout package

https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may/

You may check 2019 NEET AIQ cut off for each college

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off-for-government-colleges

Dear Abhiram,

Ts Eamcet is a state level exam conducted in the state .This is a CBT(Computer Based Test) is organized for admission in engineering ,agriculture, medicine streams ,etc.

TS EAMCET cut off is the closing rank for admission to various UG engineering and agriculture programs. This year , the cutoff will be determined by JNTUH. Last year ,in 2019, minimum of 25% marks were required to score in the exam in order to make it to the merit list i.e. 40 marks out of 160.There is no minimum qualifying % for SC and ST candidate.

As per authorities , cutoff for admissions is based on

• no. of registrations
• no . of seats available
• difficulty level of exam
• popularity or demand of course.

In order to prepare to make it to the merit list one should follow some tips:

• Understand the syllabus of TS EAMCET(i.e. portion taught in intermediate)
• Practice previous year question papers and mock tests
• Manage time efficiently.
• Revise complete syllabus 3-4 days before exam.
• Stay healthy and fit
• Avoid last minute preparation and stay calm during the exam.

As of now, the TS EAMCET 2020 has been postponed until further notice.

Till then stay safe and keep preparing . All the best!

Hi,

BSc Maths Hons is a three year undergraduate course provided by various universities in India. The course has vast scope of development and one of the most sought after course for students.

The cut off depends on different colleges. For some colleges it may be around 98% and for others might be around 94% as well. Several cut off lists are released if the seats are still available.

But atleast a minimum of 95% must be attained in 12th class to secure a seat in the college.

Hello,

BITSAT 2019 year paper is not available in PDF format. Online copy is not available in any webpage. it is hard to find as no one has a copy. You  can get papers upto year 2018 online.

one year paper won't effect much. prepare well for basic concepts and solve as many questions you can. If you practice more , your performance will be good.

Meanwhile keep checking in the browser. Someone may provide a soft copy.

Hope it helps!

Every District Medical College is authorised to give you Medical Certificate for PWD reservation. The Medical Panel will conduct few tests and based on the results give you a certificate. For NEET, you should go to a nearby Disability Assessment Centre and get yourself assessed for availing seat under PWD quota. But just for PWD certificate, you can get it done from any District Medical Hospital.

Hello,

The eligibility criteria to get admission in IISc in undergraduate course in 2021 is that a candidate must have passed 10+2 in 2020 or in 2021 with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry with 60% aggregate for candidates belonging to SC/ST there is no minimum percentage required however, they must pass in 10+2 exam. You are not eligible to get admission in IISc as you have passed 10+2 in 2019.

Hi,

Practicing previous year question papers is really helpful for clearing exams. It gives an insight about how the paper pattern will be and how to clear the exams.

Here I am sharing a link with you which might be helpful to you

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://school.careers360.com/articles/kerala-sslc-question-papers/amp&ved=2ahUKEwi3o_3b7NDpAhVj4jgGHZxRDuMQFjAAegQIChAB&usg=AOvVaw3lu8oOEkCFo3BuxfYxLy6t&ampcf=1