Hey Rahil!

The percentiles are different for different branches. Being an OBC candidate , a minimum percentile of 98 is required to get admission in CSE while for other branches a percentile above 90-92 or a score above 220-230 is also fine to safeguard your chances of getting  a seat

As you have 526/600 that is 87.6 percentage in 12th Tamil Nadu Board. Now calculate the NATA score - your board percentage is 87.6 and your nata score is 132.So nata score should be divided by 2 so your score 132/2 = 66

66+87.6= 153.6

153.6/2= 78.8 Now your

Hi, 

Yes you can go for B.Sc in computer science.

As long as u have cleared your 12th with subjects like maths, physics nd chemistry.. U r good to go.

All the best. 

Hello Aspirants,

Hope you doing well, if you want to revaluate your copies then you can visit to cbse official site and from there you would get a reevaluate of copies link click on it and for revaluation you have to pay some amount and if you are not able

Hello Parichay,

It has not been released officially till the time. It will be released soon.Even if you are not among those who are able to score 75% aggregate marks in class 12 th examination, you still have the admission opportunity based on top 20 percentile of class 12 th

Hello Adarsh, you have pretty decent marks in NATA and your boards percentage is also pretty good. This much of marks in NATA makes you eligible for most of the college out there. But as per my advice to you is that do keep some good private college as backup

Congratulations Sanjeev! Your performance in JEE Mains 2019 was excellent. This year SC category cutoff was around 54 percentile and you scored 86.3 percentile. Which means you were eligible for JoSAA counselling 2019. You can surely get a NIT or IIIT with your score. You can predict your college with

Hi There !

I am providing you the link for the previous years and expected for this year cutoffs of various colleges that take admission on the basis of JEE MAINS Examination. Visit the link and know your chances :-

Https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff