Hello Nandini

with 50% marks in PCM in your class 12, getting into top engineering colleges private or government is not possible as they take admission mostly on jee mains result or merit based which goes above 90% in most cases. But yes many college take admission with whatever marks

Hello,

ACPC announced that the merit list will be prepared based on eligibility criteria for admission for the students who have passed the qualifying examination from Gujarat and appeared in GUJCET 2021:

60% of the weightage is given to the theory subjects of the qualifying exam (PCM)

40% of the

Hi, to begin with it is very important for you to remember that you DO NOT have to repeat your board exams as the certificate is valid for 4-5 years. So, you can take gap year for more than 1 year as well. Yes, you can give KCET and JEE

Hi there,.

Your board results are impressive but your jee mains score is very low. If you are a general candidate and a Fresher then I would recommend to take a drop and try to score a percentile if 98.5+ in jee mains 2022 to ensure a seat at some

here I am providing you link from that you will be able to know that what is your ranking and then you can check the details about every streams previous year's cut off in this this college.

Rank Predictor:

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-rank-predictor

College Predictor:

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?icn=qna_answer

Hey,

To get admission into any college for commerce after 10th, you must pass your 10th standard from any recognized board with minimum of 40-50% . Since you got 60% in 10th, you are eligible for it and you can go ahead with the application process in the college you

Hello Aspirant,

For admission to Delhi University your best four percentage will be taken into consideration if the course is accepting admission on the basis of merit in the qualifying examination i.e. 10+2. And for B.Sc. Physics, admission is taken on the basis of merit in 10+2.

So if the

Hello sir ,

Hope you and your family are in best of their health, so the answer to your question is "NO" because according to CBSE norms, students must be 14 years old to sit for class x. There is no upper age limit for appearing on the CBSE board

Dear Student,

Most of the top colleges of Law don't take admission through the merit, you need to give the entrance exam and if you want to take direct admission then percentage doesn't matter, just make that you got more than 50% for the safe side.

And if any college