Hello Harsh,

Yes, you can use a technical subject as your third subject for fulfilling MHT CET eligibility along with Physics and Maths. No problem if in chemistry you have fewer marks, you can use the technical subject for MHT CET.

Hope this answers your query, feel free to ask

Hello Atul,

According to information available candidates belonging to Maharastra must have passed HSC/equivalent exam with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects with any one of the subjects – Chemistry/ Biotechnology/ Biology/ Technical/ Vocational subjects. In these subjects taken together, the candidates should have secured a minimum of 50 %

Hello Veteran,

According to my knowledge and a formal information brochure provided by UPSEE, I found that it should come under Technical Vocational Subject. As you can visit official website of UPSEE and on upper screen you can find information brochure in which each and every detail is mentioned. It

Hello,

For admission in any college you need to clear boards with minimum 75% and it is the minimum criteria for admission .

Hope this information will help you.

Hii Aspirant,

THE formula to calculate the JEE Main 2019 rank for January 2019 is -

JEE Main 2019 rank (probable) = (100- NTA percentile score ) X 874469 /100

If NTA percentile score is 90.70, JEE Main rank will be (100-90.70 ) X 874469/100 = 81325

Consider the NTA

hello aspirant,

for AIIMS MBBS exam you need to pass 12 th class and your  score will be  more than 60% 

you need to fill total aggregate percentage of your marks in PCBE it will only consider final

hope it may help 

thank you.

HELLO RAJAT 

QUALIFICATION IS ALWAYS ABOUT SENIOR SCHOOL EXAMINATION. SENIOR SCHOOL EXAMINATION REFERS TO THE BOARD IN WHICH YOU ARE STUDYING AND INTERMEDIATE SCIENCE ALSO REFERS TO THE SAME THING BUT SENIOR SCHOOL EXAMINATION IS A FORMAL WAY OF ASKING.

Hello aspirant, 

Yeah.You may get 90 percentile with chemistry and mathematics.The percentile score is a normalized one, so the top score will determines that you can get  90 percentile with chemistry and maths.But don't take a risk. Better prepare physics too. 

Hi Pratik!

every competitve exams has its own seperate sectional cut-off and in order to qualify one has to pass through all the cut-offs. 

Apart from this there is a minimum marks below which one cannot qualify and has no connection with the sepearte sectional cut off. For example the