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Yes, if your son has passed 12th, he can take admission in B.Tech in Artificial Intelligence (AI). Direct admission is possible in many private colleges, especially through management quota. However, if he wants admission in a good or reputed college, it’s better to appear for entrance exams like JEE Main or state-level exams (like MHT CET, UPSEE, etc.). Private universities like LPU, Amity, and others also offer AI courses where direct admission is easily available.
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B.Tech in Computer Science is not possible without Maths. Maths is a compulsory subject for B.Tech courses, especially in Computer Science.
Most colleges and universities ask for Maths in 12th class as a required subject for admission.
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With a 92 percentile in JEE Main 2025, your All India Rank (AIR) would be approximately 120,000.
For the OBC (NCL) category, your category rank would be significantly lower (better) than your general rank, likely around 30,000 - 40,000, but this can vary depending on the number of OBC candidates and overall competition.
This rank might give you a chance in some NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs, especially in lower branches or home-state quotas, but it depends on the cutoffs for each institute.
Regarding your query, your question is incomplete please elaborate it so we can further address your queries.
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To know whether a college takes admissions without CUET or not, please ask your question with the college name, location and the course you are interested in.
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Agar aap kisi specific school ya institute ke Class 5 ke admission ke baare mein jaanna chahte hain, toh ye unke admission policies par depend karega.
Lekin generally, Class 5 mein admission ke liye:
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If you're stuck on the CUET correction page, even after putting in your application number and password, and it just loops back to the same spot without moving forward, here's what you can try.
First, double-check if you're typing everything correctly – your application number, password, and any security pin they might be asking for. Sometimes a tiny typo can cause this kind of loop.
If that's not it, the website might be having a little hiccup. Try using a different web browser (like Chrome) or even try on a different device like a laptop or a phone. Sometimes websites act a bit weird on certain browsers.
Also, make sure your internet connection is stable. A shaky connection can interrupt the process. You could also try clearing your browser's cache and cookies – these are like temporary files that websites store, and sometimes they can cause problems.
If you've tried all these basic checks and it's still not working, the best thing to do is to reach out to the official CUET helpdesk. They're the ones who can really help if there's a technical issue with their website.
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