Hi candidate,

The minority quota is given to underprivileged community of the state. It is not related to your academic performance. If you are eligible, you can avail it and pursue your graduation.

It is the responsibility of the state norms to check and verify if the applicant is eligible

Hello student

Yes, it is mandatory to score a minimum eligible mark to get admission in the UK or any other foreign country.

There is no doubt that you will not get admission to any college out there without qualifying marks.

The minimum marks to get admission to a foreign

Hi Candidate,

IITs (Indian institute of technology) are top first tier colleges of India. The eligibility criteria is as follows:

• Candidate needs to have Physics Chemistry and Mathematics as subject combination in class 12th.
• Minimum 75% aggregate is required for taking admission in IITs.
• Candidates needs to clear the cutoff

Hello Aspirant,

BSc Computer Science offers one of the highest paying BSc specializations as the course leads to a number of jobs and career options.

Please find attached the link below to know which all colleges in Mumbai offer this course.

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-bsc-in-computer-science-degree-colleges-in-mumbai

Hope this helps!!

Hi

With 54 % in PCB and 61% in overall, you are eligible for almost all courses.

There are a number of good courses /career options after your 12th PCB for which you are eligible with your mentioned percentage but which course will be the best  for you and you

Dear Aspirant, you have got a good rank but getting an admission totally depends on the category you are belonging and the current year's cutoff marks. With 117 marks you can good college but it is going to be much more challenging than other students who scored high.

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing absolutely great.

So with regard to your query, in the improvements exam for the HSC the question will be totally different from the actual board exam. Sometimes the level of the question paper will be tough than the actual board exam and sometimes it

Dear Student ,

To become a software Engineer in future , you can choose B.Sc Computer Science or BCA course . Well, in BCA course .. the application specific topic you'll get more and in B.Sc Computer Science , a brief knowledge about computer networking, architecture and programming will be