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Admission to ILS Law college for LLB 5 years integrated course is done on the basis of marks in the common entrance test conducted by the State Common Entrance Test Cell.

You can go through the link below to check the seat allocation list-

https://www.mah-llb5admission.in/

However, since it is

Hi Amit,

As you have tagged the question with IIIT Bangalore, my answer will also be with respect to that particular institute. As it offers no B.Tech, program, you might want to look at their integrated  B.Tech. + M.Tech. course of 5 years. The admission for the same will be

Hello dear student,

Eligibility for Indian Army:

The candidates who wants to apply for Indian Army must have completed 12th (10+2 pattern) or its equivalent exam from a well-recognized board. appearing candidates can also apply.

Eligibility for Indian Navy and Air Force:

Those seeking for Indian Navy and Air Force

• Class XI and XII UP Board Physics textbook
• HC VERMA Volume 1 and 2
• Solved Papers by Arihant Publication
• Fundamental Physics by Halliday, Resnick, and Walker
• MCQ Physics by D.Mukerjee for conceptual questions in Physics.

SPIJMR considers the following criteria to shortlist Candidates:

1. Overall profile
2. Academic background
3. Work Experience
4. Entrance scores
5. Versatility and achievements

Your Academic scores are excellent. You can get a call from SPIJMR if you can secure 85 percentile Overall. Your Sectional cut offs should look like:

QA: 75

VARC: 75

DLR:

Dear Sadiq, first off, there is no upper age limit for NEET. And the aggregate is calculated with marks from Biology, Physics and Chemistry. In these 3 subjects, your aggregate is 52% which is good for General Category. For a Candidate belonging to General Category, a candidate should have scored

NCERT : Always prioritize this! NCERT books are the primary reference books for all higher secondary subjects by the Central Board for Secondary Education. NCERT books cover 90% of NEET / AIIMS / JIPMER Chemistry syllabus accurately.

FOR PHYSICS:

1. Concepts of Physics Vol I and II by H.C.Verma -

Concepts