Hi Vivek,

To get admission in NIT or IIT you have to either have atleast 75 percent marks in class 12 or be in the top 20 percentile of your board. Since you fulfill one of these conditions, you can get admission in NIT orIIT of your choice and do

Hello Ujwala,

Choosing the stream after your 12th standard actually determines your carrer. Therefore you have to be very careful in choosing the stream that you are intrested in or you will have to compramise and stick to whatever you opted. More importantly make sure you choose a stream in

The merit list of candidates is prepared based on the marks obtained in Qualifying Examination and performance in Common Entrance Test (CET)- PCMB subjects. There are no minimum marks required in CET for admission in UG Agriculture course.For 25% of marks obtained in Class XII - PCMB and CET are

Dear Vipul,

State quota requires the proof of your state domicile. And as you have mentioned about your valid HP domicile certificate, so you can definitely apply for 85% state domicile quota for HP. You can however, also apply for AIQ counseling by registering yourself.

I hope you're cleared with

Kindly share the name of the college and the course that to wish to pursue for your undergraduate degree. This will help us in understanding your query better and provide you with all the relevant details regarding the same so as to help you make an informed decision.

Hello Shreya,

Yes definitely you can get good engineering college with your KEAM and CBSE marks. 

Also try applying for Government College there are chances that you would get seat.

Check the Following link: https://www.careers360.com/colleges/college-of-engineering-karunagappally

Please let me know in which city/state you are living So I can suggest more

Hello!

"Yes'' but less change of getting a seat in college at this marks through NATA .but as per your category you may get a seat in any college.

For more detail you will click on below link.

Https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/nata.

All the best!

greeting harjit,

congratulations for securing 96.2% in 12th.

harjit remember dropping to get admission in a top government college is way better than getting admission in an average college or a private college.

and a lot of successful doctor have dropped an year to get the top colleges, my brother

Hi Shashwat.

Yes, you would be considered as a 10+2+3 student. It doesn't matter how many years you've dropped as long as your age is less than the maximum age prescribed for the course. You should also have a minimum of 55% in all subjects of your graduation.

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