Hi Prajwal, the percentage cutoff for SC/ST candidates in NEET is 40%. You meet that requirement and for admission in medical college, the rest depends on NEET marks. I cannot comment on whether it is possible for you to get a medical or it's allied seats or not. But yes,

For admission in  BITSTAT you need to qualify the exam organized by bits Pilani. There is no option to get admission through 12th marks.

Hey.

There are various  study options after 12th from Arts, a few of them are-

BA in various fields like Humanities and social sciences, Fine arts, Political Science, History, Geography etc

 BA Economics (Hons)

Five year integrated law courses like BA LLB

You can also go for commerce related courses

Hi priyanka, what one prepares and what one pursues can be different. I studied for NEET, but am now doing engineering. So yes, you can pursue event management if you want to. I don't recall seeing a course catering specifically to event management in either of the govenment universities in

You can get the following colleges in Chennai with Other Category:

• Jawahar Engineering College (high chance all branches)
  
• Meenakshi College of Engineering (small chance in Mechanical branch only)
  

Go to this link to predict which colleges you'll get :

http://cutoff.annauniversitycounselling.com/tnea/cutoff_search

Hello Aspirant

As specified by you, Group A includes PCM, which is also known as non-medical.

Group B includes PCB, which is also known as Medical.

These two are the most preferred streams in higher education.

Group A students have mathematics whereas Group B students have Biology. These two subjects

Hello Dharani answering your question, sadly you have scored very less marks\ percentage in your academics. For getting into a top IIM college you need to have a very appreciable score which is basically more than 90% .

Getting into IIM is not an easy task you have to work