Hello Aspirant,

Your IIT JAM rank in Chemistry is 1427 as a General category student, and so the NIT Durgapur M.Sc. Chemistry program would probably be challenging to gain admission to, but not impossible. If you are looking at NIT Durgapur you must be wondering what the closing ranks are every year, and the closing ranks will likely be very different based on how many seats are available to your category and how many people apply every year.  Usually for General category candidates, the closing ranks for NITs in Chemistry for master's programs are often much more competitive, typically lower than 1000, but it varies every year. You should have a look a the official opening and closing ranks for adoptable years on the JAM counseling website or on NIT Durgapur's admissions site.

If your rank is a little higher than the closing rank from the previous year, you could technically obtain a spot during the following spot rounds or in the case that one or two spots remain vacant. Make sure to apply to other institutes and other categories such as self-financed institutes or private seats as well.

Hello Aspirant,

No, if you have received grace marks in Physics or Chemistry in your Higher Secondary (HS) results, you will still be able to participate in the NEET counselling process as an ST candidate. For NEET counselling you need to satisfy the following requirements:

1. To qualify for NEET counselling you must have passed Physics, Chemistry and Biology (individually).
2. You must meet the NEET eligibility cutoff (40th percentile for ST candidates).
3. You must meet the appropriate 40% aggregate in PCB subjects (for ST candidates).

As long as you cleared the subjects and satisfy your NEET and academic eligibility, you won't get disallowed from counselling due to grace marks.

Hello there,

If you score 720 marks in NEET UG , then yes , you can definitely get admission to AIIMS Delhi , even if you're from the general category .

Here's why:

1. NEET score is the only criteria for MBBS admission in AIIMS, including AIIMS Delhi.

   • Your board marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) should only meet the eligibility criteria , which is:

     • 50% aggregate in PCB for General category .
       
       

2. You mentioned:

   • Physics: 63

   • Chemistry: 55

   • Biology: 69

   • Total PCB = 62%
     
     This meets the eligibility requirement, so you are eligible .
     
     

3. 55 marks in Chemistry will not affect your admission if you clear NEET with a top score like 720 , because admissions are purely rank-based , not subject-mark based (after eligibility).
   
   Final Answer:

Yes, with 720 marks in NEET UG and 62% in PCB, you are eligible and can get admission to AIIMS Delhi. Your 55 marks in Chemistry will not hurt your chances at all.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hi,

If you got RT (Result Awaited) in Maths and Chemistry but have 6 subjects , you can appear for the compartment exam in Maths . If you clear it, you will be considered passed in that subject.

Make sure to follow the guidelines from your board regarding compartment exams, and prepare well to clear them. Once you pass, you'll be eligible for further studies.

Hope this helps!

Hello,

You're correct that the BVP CET (Bharati Vidyapeeth Common Entrance Test) for engineering programs primarily includes Physics and Mathematics . Chemistry is not part of the exam syllabus.

Given that your Chemistry marks are lower, this exam format could be advantageous for you. Focusing on Physics and Mathematics, where you may have stronger proficiency, can enhance your performance in the BVP CET.

Best of luck with your preparations!

In Physics and Chemistry, if you earned "RT" (Repeat Theory) with the result "Essential Repeat," you just need to retake the two courses where you failed to achieve the passing requirements.  Only the subjects that are marked for repetition need to be written again.  You will keep your prior passing grades in other subjects.

HEY THERE !!!

No, you cannot submit an application for CUET UG if you have failed a subject in Class 12, even if it is an extra subject like Chemistry. As per the CUET 2025 eligibility rules, students should have passed all subjects in their Class 12 exam if they want to apply for CUET UG. Failure in any one subject makes you not eligible for CUET UG, even if it is a main subject or an additional subject.

If you clear your compartment (re-exam) and score well in all subjects, you will subsequently be eligible to apply for CUET UG. Always verify university-specific requirements too, but scoring well in all subjects in Class 12 is a minimum CUET eligibility criteria.

HEY THERE!!

Yes, you may obtain direct entry in BTech Computer Science Engineering (CSE) in few private colleges despite 62% in 12th and compartment in Mathematics as well as in Chemistry, but with significant conditions:

• Private Colleges Admission: There are numerous private engineering colleges in India that admit BTech (CSE) directly without any entrance exams, particularly under the management quota or merit seats.
• Top Colleges: Top colleges such as Sharda University, Amity University, Chandigarh University, JSS Academy, IIMT Group of Colleges, and Jagannath University have been known to provide direct admissions.

What do you have to do:

1. Call the admissions department of private colleges you want to join. Most will admit provisionally but will ask for your final pass certificate before they confirm your seat.
2. Keep your documents handy and verify each college's individual requirements.

In short:

You are eligible for direct entry in private colleges for BTech CSE, but you need to clear your compartment exams and provide your pass certificate to confirm your seat.

Scoring 61% in Class 12 with 60% in Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry opens up several university options, especially in Bengaluru. Institutions like Christ University and Bennett University typically require a minimum of 60% in aggregate for admission to their undergraduate programs . However, some universities may have specific subject-wise requirements.

For example, BITS Pilani mandates at least 60% in each of Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, along with a 75% aggregate in these subjects . Similarly, IISERs require a minimum of 60% in aggregate in Class 12 for eligibility.

It's advisable to check the specific eligibility criteria of each university you're interested in. Additionally, preparing for entrance exams like JEE Main or VITEEE can further enhance your admission prospects.

Dear student!

As per the Jadavpur university Kolkata eligibility criteria for b Pharma is class 12 + WBJEE. Therefore you need to pass class 12th which you already have and clear the WBJEE with a good rank to get admission in your desired course.

You can check the WBJEE closing ranks for different course at Jadavpur University Kolkata from our website through this link as per your category https://www.careers360.com/university/jadavpur-university-kolkata/cut-off

You will have just have to enter some basic details like your home state, category, and then you will be able to check cutoff for different courses.

Hope it helped you!