Hi aspirant,

It is quite unsure about the admission in GAYA college. You are eligible to apply for admission in Gaya college but surity of obtaining a seat there can only be said with the competition to obtain a seat there. If competition is low your mark can obtain a

As per your percentile and previous year cutoff, the colleges you get in b.arch are:-

Gateway college of architecture and design,Sonepat

SUPVA Rohtak

Ganga institute of architecture and town planning,Delhi

To know more about your chances of getting other colleges check out the college predictor link below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-architecture-college-predictor

Hi,Soham.Opt for 11th, 12th after 10th standard.11th-12th students sre generally better in mathematics and apptitude skills whereas diploma students generally face difficulties in mathematics Also there are more seats available for 12th pass students in Engineering colleges so it becomes easier to admit in Engineering college.And for Diploma students Engineering

There ia possibility of Management seat, but there should be vacant seat available in EEE branch after the counselling and seat allotment. These management quota seats are filled based on your merit in 10th results. But to be frank the available of vacant seat in Government polytechnic college is very

Hello, 

If you're asking in reference to NCHM JEE for B.Sc. in Hospitality & Hotel Administration(Generic or Specialization),  then the eligibility criteria is that Candidate should have passed  10+2 or its equivalent with English as a subject of study (core/elective/functional)  any recognised board. Candidates appearing for the qualifying exam in

First choose science for 11th and 12th, and then check for yourself if you are still interested. And then you might want to go for B.Sc degree in Physics, and then M.Sc in the field that you want (astrophysics/quantum mechanics/cosmology) and after that if you are still inclined, you might

Hi Aditya,

Equivalent exam for HSC is the Class XII board exam (AISSCE). The Roll-number or exam number of your CBSE exam is the register number required. You can encircle code 2 for 'CBSE' in the Qualifying examination column, and enter your exam roll number in the following column. 

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