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With an EWS background and a score of 47 percentile, getting admission to the PGDM in Finance at XISS Ranchi may be challenging, but it is still possible.

XISS accepts scores from national exams such as CAT, XAT, and CMAT, and generally keeps its cutoffs moderate compared to

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The availability of an EWS certificate for the previous two years depends on the policies of the issuing authority. Contact them directly for guidance. So please check with the respected authorities they will surely help you out and slove your problem.

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Hello Aspirant,

On the basis of your JEE Rank you will get admission into a college. Rank of a student is depends on various factors like the difficulty level of exam , number of student appeared for the exam etc. T get admission into NITs you need to participate in

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Without knowing the total marks, the specific exam in question, and the cutoff marks set for EWS (Economically Weaker Section) category candidates at HBTU, it is difficult to ascertain whether scoring 90 marks would meet the admission requirements.

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With a 93 percentile in JEE Mains and belonging to the EWS category, you have a good chance of securing admission in Mechanical Engineering at HBTU Kanpur, though it depends on the current year’s cutoff trends. Typically, the cutoff for Mechanical Engineering at HBTU Kanpur can range between 85 to

MHT CET is open to non-Maharashtrian students, but the chances of getting into top colleges can be more competitive due to limited seats for out-of-state students. You can still get into good colleges, but you might need to score higher in the exam, especially for popular courses and institutions. Additionally,

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