HR College is affiliated to the University of Mumbai. They do have merit lists starting off with high percentages like 95+, but still, with 81%, it is quite possible to enter the college, provided you select the right course and face the interview confidently.

Hello Harsh,

Your score is not too much and your low hsc score of 63% is decreasing your average nata score.

So I don't think you will get government college for architecture. But if you want to pursue your dream than u can go for a private college through cap

In India, with maximum people hoarding towards Engineering or Medical careers, you should set the trends for a different course of making a career. Following are the best choices:

• You could try government exams like UPSC or SSC

• You can be a journalist or advertising expert by studying

Information Technology for Maharastra HSC is considered as a vocational subject for the subsequent exams,ie. Grade 12 Boards. But, if you want to pursue your graduation in this stream, IT paper can also be counted for a Science degree in IT and/or Computer Science as a main paper.

Hello kailas,

No, the student can appear in one or more than one subject(s) as per his/her choice. However, improvement exam. can be taken only in the successive year of passing Class XII exams.

So you cant give improvement for each subject but only for one or two subjects.

Good

Hi kshitij, 

First of all, candidates must secure a minimum of  50% of total marks to qualify MHT-CET exam.as you describe you have got 66% in Maharashtra board and 67 marks in MHT-CET exam, so the chances of getting autonomous college is quite difficult but not impossible because in a

Dear Sir / Ma'm, the eligibility criteria for NEET UG states that you must have an aggregate of 50% in physics, chemistry and biology ( if you are an unreserved candidate) and 40% (if you are a reserved category candidate) in your 12th boards, while you should have physics, chemistry,