There are less chancs if getting admission in VNIT Nagpur

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

NIT Patna

IEST Shibpur

SUPVA Rohtak

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,Ramu

YES,You Can Go For BSC NURSING,Minimum Eligibility for BSC Nursing is Qyalifying 12th Board With Minimum 45% Marks In Physics,Chemistry and Biology(Agrregate),and There is 5 % Relaxation For SC/ST Category.There are Many Colleges who Provides BSC Nursing Courses through Their Own Entrance Exam Or On the Basis Of Marks

To become a neuroscientist you will need to earn a Ph.D. that focuses on the field of neuroscience. You’ll start your educational journey by earning a bachelor’s degree. You’ll want to choose a bachelor’s program that has courses in biology, physiology, psychology, and human anatomy. Bachelor’s degrees that prepare applicants

Hi Gaurav,

I can provide you the cutoff ranks of VNIT Nagpur from previous years for SC category candidates, you can get a clear idea.

In 2016, after the last round-

Cutoff Rank- 4,615

In 2017, after the last round-

Cutoff Rank- 5,125

In 2018, after the last round-

Cutoff

Hi Akarsh,

The minimum eligibility criteria for admission into MBA courses clearly states that only those candidates are eligible who have at least 50% marks all round  that is 50% in class X, class XII and subsequently in graduation.

Once a candidate has the above criteria then the candidate has

Hello Zamena

If you can mention your category then it can be more clear but still with this rank you can get these colleges:

VNR Vignana Jyothi Institute of Engineering and Technology

BVRIT Hyderabad College of Engineering for Women

Hyderabad

BV Raju Institute of Technology

Malla Reddy College of Engineering

Sorry according to the eligibility criteria of the course the candidate need to pass intermediate so you can't get enrolled in the course by only having high school degree. I would suggest you to consider completing your intermediate degree first as from your high school percentage you seemed yo be