Hello!
Your admission through NATA is based on your merit system. Divide the NATA score by 4, and your CBSE result by 2, and add them to find your merit out of 100. Normally colleges accept a student who has 60+ merit overall, and sometimes colleges even go for lower

Hi, 

Well the company you work in future with doesnt depend upon the college u did ur btech from but mostly on how you build urself and ur resume within dose 4yrs and d way you work. Its not the college but your work dt wil land u in a

Hello Harsh!

You can get admission in IIT/NIT/IIIT if you clear 12th with more than 75 percent or you are in the top 20 percentile of your board. Generally for some of the boards the top 20 percentile cutoff goes past 75 and for some it stays below that. For

Ishita, 

You are already falling into the elligieligi criteria so you need not to worry. The administration makes a cut off list if the applicants and then they are selected on the basis of the marks secured. 

You have secured well so there are maximum chances of you to get

To get a better job you need to work hard and focus on your studies because to get a job you obviously need a good qualification along with a confident personality. Choose the subject or field that excites you the most not the one which you think has more chances

Hello!
Your admission through NATA is based on your merit system. Divide the NATA score by 4, and your CBSE result by 2, and add them to find your merit out of 100. Normally colleges accept a student who has 60+ merit overall. Your merit will be around 78 so

Hey sujit, 

While it is necessary to score well in your 12th, it is often considered as a basic requirement rather than something they look for in an application. So anything about 80% would be a safe bet. Even if they do pay heed to it, it would be a

Hello Mahak

Generally , for students with PCB background the following courses are offered mostly as specialisation But some universities in states like Telangana and Andhra Pradesh offer combination of 3 subjects as core.

Zoology

Microbiology

Botany

Chemistry

Genetics

Biotechnology

Biochemistry

Applied Nutrition

Clinic Nutrition