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I think for those who have passed 12th this year the 75% in 12th is not mandatory to qualify for jee adv.
Hello. I am listing some name of exams which you can opt for future references.
1) Civil services examination conducted by UPSC
2) SSC(Staff Selection Commission) Combined Graduate Level (CGL)Examination
3) For Banking sector-IBPS PO and IBPS clerk exam
You can refer to this article provided by careers360, for better
Hello,
As per previous year cut-offs for GM, you have chances for CSE in the following colleges:
Hey,
JEE Main 2021 Application process is to be started in the first week of December but all the dates are tentatives. and for april session it will start in the first week of february 2021.
This is tentative too untill any official notice is released.
You have very good chances of getting seat in NIT.
To know the admission chances in NITs & branch wise prediction, you can use JEE Main college predictor tool.
https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer
Thank You
hi,
see there is no pass or fail marks is applied for jee main exam, based on your score and rank you would be allotted seats. now if you want to appear in jee advance exam, which is the entrance exam for iits btech admission, you must have to get
hey there!
You can apply in JEE main for the three consecutive years after class 12th that means, you have total six attempts. So, be rest assured you can apply in jee mains 2021, as you have passed your class 12th in 2019. To get help in your preparations and
Hi,
The jee main 2020 result has been declared by NTA. You can check your result on the official website of the nta jee main.
You can refer following link to know how to download your result /score card. And other updates related to jee main 2020 exam.
On the
Hey there
Only a few centers has been removed from the earlier lists Ambala, Panipat, Madgaon, Bhuj rest are the same for this year JEE advanced like for uttar pradesh muzaffarnagar, faridabad etc.
check the link for detailed information regarding centres
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-exam-centres
good luck
Hi Tanisha, the expected cutoff for the M.Sc. in soil science and water conservation exam was as follows,
General - 104
OBC - 46
SC - 32
ST - 22
Cutoff may change year by year. It is not constant. So go and visit the particular College website which you
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