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According to Assam cee eligibility criteria you have to pass in physics chemistry mathematics and English individually without any grace marks and collecitivec 50%marks in physics chemistry and mathematics.so you are not eligible if you have failed in mathematics.

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• Qualifying Examination: Candidates should have qualified 10+2th (or equivalent) examination from Assam Higher Secondary Education Council (AHSEC) or any other equivalent examination. Additionally, the candidates should have passed the examination individually in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and English without any grace marks. They

Hello Abhishekh,

Your Native is U.P but your education is from Assam.Everything is fine .

What do you want to know???

To what, Are you asking for the eligibility criteria???

Please mention clearly.So that I can help you better.

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Dear Rajib,

Yes, DUIET does provide M.Tech course in Petroleum Engineering. You need to pass your graduation with minimum of 60% marks. You can apply for the admission in DUIET website here: http://dibru.ac.in/schools-of-studies/2014-12-25-08-59-12/dibrugarh-university-institute-of-engineering-and-technology

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Hello,

For JEE, the cut off is 120+ for first counselling. And 99 for CEE for general category.

If you are in general category then marks required is between 105 - 110 and for ST/SC it will be 65 to 70. The cut off varies every year based on application received, no of seats and difficulty level of the exam and category wise cutoffs. So, candidate needs to

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If you are general then it is aroung 110-105 marks..

For ST/SC it will be 65-70...

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In order to apply for Assam CEE Entrance Exam, As per the eligibility, You must have passed 10+2 exam in one sitting without any grace marks with physics, chemistry, mathematics and English as compulsory subjects for Engineering programme. You can check the eligibility of the exam with the given below

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First of all, divide your preparation into 3 parts based on the subjects. For chemistry, stick to the ncert textbook as it is the most recommendable book. In physics, books like HC Verma can be helpful because physics it contains both theoretical and numerical problems. For maths,

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