Hi Amit,

Congrats on your MHT-CET marks. Well the admission process in colleges through MHT-CET is based on the rank you obtained and category you belong. Percentage is not used because many students might get same percentage. The admission depends only on your general rank and your category.

You can

Dear Sanjay,

In order to become an astronaut you need to have passed class 12th with physics,chemistry and mathematics as your core subjects. Then you have to choose a bachelor's degree in phsics, chemistry, maths and aerospace engineering. Do post graduation and get a doctorate degree. After that , you

Dear Sushant,

The minimum qualification required for admission into a diploma course is passing of the Secondary School Leaving Certificate(10th or 12th) with at least 35 percent in science and maths subjects.The state boards of technical education of most of the states in India conduct entrance tests for admission to

Study certificate of 8th standard is not necessary anywhere really. Once you complete your 10th and 12th standard, only those certificates will matter during college admissions and you would not need any other class certificates. However, some states or places in remote colleges might like to see your 8th grade

Hi there,

Yes you can get admission in MBM only after 2nd round of counselling as many students leave their seats.So you can apply for remaining seats but you have to be in touch with direct admission form and dates.

I hope it was helpful.If you have any query feel

Hello Nareshkumar,

The documents which would be required for first year diploma admission are as follows:-

1. Your class 10th passing certificate with marksheet (Note. The school should be recognized by some board like U.P.,C.B.S.E.,I.C.S.E.,etc)

2. Your address proof

3. Your Category certificate (if any)

Further the registration slip and

Hello dear!!! 

I wish that you are talking about the Jee mains percentile and the jee mains rank then I think you need to give your category,. If you are a general category student then I think that you may not get any of the NIT or IIIT so please

Hello Pushpak,

Please follow this process.

Hello student,                                  

Divide the physics and chemistry marks by 4 and Divide the Maths mark by 2, Add the 3 results you will get the Engineering Cutoff marks out of 200. The formula is simple Cutoff Mark= (Physics / 4) + (Chemistry / 4) + (Maths / 2).

Hope