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Madan Mohan Malaviya University of Technology (MMMUT Gorakhpur)is one of the best colleges in state of Uttar Pradesh. however there is separate home  state quota and all india category seats are available. now it is quite difficult to predict the exact cutoff as per category wise since the score

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Hey Sreelakshmi,

Yes, definitely you have a chance of admission in several colleges. You can go out for state quota in your State NIT, or can either look for GFTIs. Generally, the cut-off for state seats in NITs depends on Category rank (GEN/OBC/SC/ST). If you are also interested for private

Hello Aspirant,

For getting admission for BAMS qualifying NEET examination is necessary.After NEET rank list is published by NTA, AYUSH MINISTRY will notify the minimum percentile score for each category ( general, obc,sc/st) for admission to AYUSH courses.There is counselling process for admission by respective state governments. State government will

Hello,

You have not mentioned your category so it is difficult to say but if I assume that you belong to general category.  Yes you might get admissions in government medical colleges in West Bengal. You can look through state quota then that might increase your chances a bit. Obviously

Hello Aspirant,

See as per your percentile it is very difficult to get admission into IIIT Hyderabad because through JEE-Main channel they take the candidates around 99.7 percentile but you have just 96.36 but although note that this prediction is based upon previous year's cut-offs which you can check out

Hi

It's quite difficult to make  prediction as  cut off marks/rank for medical colleges changes every year  depending upon various factors like  number of students that appeared in the exam, kind of marks obtained by them , toughness level of the examination etc.

But when we go through previous data