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I belongs to Maharashtra. 10th given from Maharashtra.I gave 12th from Rajasthan. In which category I belong State quata or All India Quata.

vibekmandal10_6455613 Student Expert 23rd May, 2019
Hello Aspirant
For home state quata is that State from where you can make certificate of residence nit on the basis of that from where you are studying . In all over India any where you can study but your home state where you can make certificate .
Thanks
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Can i get admission in your college for 2019 session???

JAYACHITRA 13th Apr, 2019

Hii

Specify the college name which you are looking for admission.Then only we can able to guide you about the admission Procedure and Eligiblity criteria.

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Is dropout a good option for preparation of JEE exams after completing my class 12??

Shaurya Sharma 12th Apr, 2019

Hello Bhaskar,

Dropping a year for preparation requires great amount of concentration and hard work. You really have to stay focussed towards your goal for 365 days. If you really feel you have that zeal then only you should be dropping a year. But if you are having even a

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I have got 115 marks in jee main april 12th shift 2 my rank and college will be

Abhishek Roy Student Expert 12th Apr, 2019

Hello!Ritesh

Under general category you won't get NITs.For HOME STATE NIT you need at least 130 under general category.But you are elligible for JEE ADVANCE 2019 with this score.Fot sureity wait till NTA announce cuttoff and rank of candidates.

Ask for any query.

GOOD LUCK!

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Is 12 th mark necessary for MBBS .. or will it be useful for further course like md or ms ?

Gps 12th Apr, 2019
Hi pal,

The minimum percentage criteria for mbbs is ,A candidate who has obtained a minimum of 50% of marks in aggregate in the subjects of English, Physics, Chemistry (Organic and Inorganic) and Biology (Botany and Zoology) in his/her 12th class examination under 10+2 Scheme.

Hope it helps.

Good luck.
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FAILED in class 12th from cbse board for 2 times but now Im preparing for it to secure my 95+% this time..so can I start UPSC preparatio?

rohitsharma11607088_8414200 Student Expert 12th Apr, 2019

Sure dear Ashutosh you can be prepared for UPSC  from now but you have to know about the eligibility criteria for UPSC that is - you have a graduation degree from recognised college/university in any stream.

Well prepared for your 12th and simultaneously prepared for UPSC, failure is temporary, do

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I had failed in cbse 12th (2018, 2019), if I give CBSE 2020 board exam, will I be eligible for jee main in 2020

Ashutosh Rai 12th Apr, 2019
Never Give up ...of course you are eligible for 2020 JEE examination also you can start civil services examination  preparation there you can become an IAS,IPS,IRS and much bigger then this also no one ask you about your 12th boards marks because if you do comparison between UPSC preparation and
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Ive studied 11th and 12th in karnataka ..and im not writing kcet but im writing neet ..will i get state ranking in karnataka?!

Preetham 13th Apr, 2019

Hello aspirant.

If you don't write KCET then also you can get state rank.

Process to get state rank is , once NEET result is announced , KEA i.e Karnataka examinations authority will ask candidates to enter their NEET details in KCET login portal .

If you haven't applied for

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What are the common graduation degree any student can pursue after 12 , irrespective of science and commerce background ?? And the exams ??

Princey 14th Apr, 2019
The common degrees are BBA, BCA,BMS, hotel management,mass communication,BEd,law,BA, fashion designing, interior designing and much more ...
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how to apply for admission in these colleges?

Akash Yadav 12th Apr, 2019

Hello Mahi, can you please elaborate which colleges are you talking about and which stream you want to take.

Generally, you have to give an entrance examination according to your desired domain such as JEE Mains for engineering/ NEET for medical. And on the basis of your rank or percentile

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