Hi Aspirant,

Home-state is considered to be the state from where a candidate appeared for his/her class 12th. The state from where a candidate passed class 10th is not considered his/her home state. 

In your case, it is Andhra Pradesh.

Hey Sanchit,

Sorry to inform you that you might not be offered a seat because you should have 50% in P, C, M and 50% in the aggregate also. Please check the below article for more information

https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/nata-eligibility-criteria

Hello Manu !

The minimum eligibility criteria for B.com. course is around 50% in most of the colleges.

You can consider the following colleges :-

1. Hindu college, Delhi

2. Loyola college, Chennai

3. St.Joseph's college of commerce, Bangalore 

4. Hansraj college, Delhi 

5. Mithibai college, Mumbai 

6. Gargi college,

dear anuja,

the eligibility criteria to write the AIPVT exam  are as follows,

1.Nationality : only indian candidates can apply.

2.Age limit : From 17years to 25 years limit(5 years relaxation for OBC/SC/ST)

3.Qualifying Exam : candidate should have passed 12 th exam with aggregate of 50% in physics chemistry

Since you haven't actually mentioned the name of the course or the stream that you're interested in, I cannot actually help you. Every exam has a different pattern and different colleges have different cut-offs, and depending on the stream or the course only I can suggest you the colleges that

Hello dear!!!! Please clarify your question as it is vague.

hello aspirant, it will be quite difficult to tell you about this. Failing in class twelfth is a major concern, but many colleges require only your ranks as well as a certain percentage in Physics, chemistry, and maths. keep a track of career 360 college predictor to have complete details