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The codes which are given by NTA are very difficult to understand.

Here I simplified the codes 

Code 1 - 12th students giving their boards in 2019 

Code 2 - 12th passed out students 2018 without gap in between 11th and 12th class

Code 3- 12th passed out students

Dear Devi, 70% seats will be filled based on JEE Main scores of the candidates along with 10+2 or any equivalent examination normalized scores and remaining 30% seats will be filled based on candidates' 10+2 or any equivalent examination scores (after normalization). Candidates must have secured minimum 60% marks in

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Yes , you should also have to be passed with minimum of 50% in  ,chemistry ,maths , and biology t om recognised school board or it's equivalent exams.

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Ease fill the Domicile of that state where you live or from where you actually belong to . That is because the everystate have there own criteria for the councelling and all the students of the particular state wants to join the college in their state. In 2016-2017 their

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According to UPSC Civil Services exam pattern, candidates must have degree of any of Universities incorporated by an Act of the Central or State Legislature in India or other educational institutions established by an Act of Parliament or declared to be deemed as a University Under Section-3 of the

Each IIM has its own admission criteria, Most of the IIMs give maximum weightage to Personal Interview and CAT score for admissions. However, factors like academic cut-offs, past academic performance, relevant work experience, gender diversity etc. also play a major role in the final selection. Based on all this factors

No, You are Not eligible for any of them, as per the eligibility criterion You must score at least 65% in aggregate to be eligible to get Admission into above-mentioned colleges, Since You do not meet the eligibility criterion, You are Not allowed to take admission into these Institutes.

Hello,

The codes which are given by NTA are very difficult to understand.

Here I simplified the codes 

Code 1 - 12th students giving their boards in 2019 

Code 2 - 12th passed out students 2018 without gap in between 11th and 12th class

Code 3- 12th passed out students

Not at all, You must pass chemistry first then You need to apply for NEET, However the biggest dilemma is that You are not even able to pass Chemistry Board exam But You Want to be a doctor what You will Do even if You are allowed to appear for