Hi aspirant

First of all you have to complete your 12th board with science stream for admission in any Bsc courses. Minimum 50% marks on your 12th board is required for admission in Bsc courses. For admission in physics Honours some university taking admission on the basis of your 12th

No. With this percentile you can not get any gfti Or iiit even in spot rounds.

Hello, eligibility criteria vary from institution to institution I request you to please help me with your preferable institution in which you're willing to admit your ward in class 1.

Generally the eligibility criteria for class 1 is not difficult they ask some basic questions to your ward and parents

• Government Engineering College, Barton Hill-B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering
• Government College of Engineering, Kannur-B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering
• Government Engineering College, Thrissur-B.Tech.

For Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) in KEM admission is based on merit depending on your previous qualifications i.e. 10+2.

The eligibility criteria for getting admission here is that the candidates  should have completed their 10+2 with a minimum aggregate of 50% in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. National Eligibility cum entrance

First of all i would like to both and your son for the great score in jee main .

sir , you have mentioned that your son got 98.04 percentile so it can be assumed that it will give him a rank around 17000 which is not bad at all.

Hi Prakriti,

To get admission in  National Institute of Open Schooling for class 12th examinations you need to register yourself online on official website of NIOs. After completion of registration process, the NIOS Admission is valid for five years, and student is given a maximum of  9 attempts to complete

Hi sowmya,

BPT Admission is generally fulfilled on the basis of entrance examinations conducted at national and state level like - IPU CET, BCECE, VEE, etc. However, many institutions provide direct admission to the course either on the basis of academic aggregate or first cum first serve basis.

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