Dear Anurag,

There's no reason to fear as eligibility criteria says 

Candidates who have passed the qualifying examination from the institutions located in UP or whose parent(s) are domicile of UP can apply for UPSEE 2019.

"If candidates have studied or passed qualifying examination from outside UP, they will

• Mathematics is the compulsory subject.
• Aggregate calculation: Mathematics + Any 3 Subjects
• Marks required for application is Aggregate 60% & Mathematics 60%
• Selection is on the basis of index calculated with the board marks in +2 level

hey, to study law you will first have to study LLB that's for three years, Bachelor of Law but if you want to study the integrated course, then you can get admission to the 5-year integrated programme after the completion of 10+2 exams. Integrated undergraduate degrees – B.A. LL.B., B.Sc.

Admission in Engineering Colleges of Maharashtra is strictly based on the score of MHT-CET. Board marks are just to satisfy the criteria that you have already satisfied.So,If you have good score in MHT-CET then you will get good college.

According to placements

Pune Institute Of Computer Technology (PICT), Sihagad Vadgaon

Hi

Sure you can, 75 % is good enough. Most of the state run and priviate run colleges stipulate 60 % as minimum eligibility to get into undergraduate courses. Almost all the colleges in India accept JEE MAIN score for B. Tech/ B. E courses except for few priviate universities.

Yes. You can certainly. Ypu have to write JEE Mains and then if qualified you have to write JEE Advanced. JEE entrance exam is conducted at National level for admission into various B.E/B.Tech programmes across India in 31 NITs, 23 IIITs and 23 CFTIs. Once you qualify in JEE Mains,

Hello dear, 

According to your daughter's percentile in jee mains her general rank will approximately close to 95000 and with this rank she will qualify jee mains and also she will get seat in NIT and iiit as she belongs to girl quota she can only get lower nits and