Hi aspirant,

As you had scored 50% in HSC which is very less to get admission in reputed colleges. However you can get admission in computer engineering or IT field in engineering colleges as per your ranking. Apart from that you can also go for in engineering field and side by side learn different programming languages.

hope this is helpful ti clear your dilemma.

Hello,

As you mentioned you passed HSC with 50% marks in Science. Honestly, I would suggest you not to take the obvious  science streams like Engineering or Medical because it would be very difficult for you to get admission in a good colleges as the minimum in most colleges is 60% for science subjects like Physics , Chemistry, Maths, Biology . If it is ok for you then you should check for degrees in Arts as that would be a bit easier plus a smart option to go for rather than struggling with science.

I Hope I was able to help you.

Good luck

Hello student I request you to please stay calm and don't get tensed, please help me with the education board you're concerned about so that I can check and provide you the exact information about how and when you can fill the application Form for improvement examination for that respective board. As dates and process vary upon education board.

You can also contact your current school for the same.

Feel free to comment if you've any doubt

Good luck

Dear Candidate,

As per the information provided by you, you need to score above 99 percentile in CAT for admission in either of IIMs - A/B/C. And your graduation aggregate should be anywhere in the range of above 8. If you fulfill this, it will be easier for you to get admission into either of the colleges. Then comes the interview too. Prepare well for your exam. Best wishes ahead..

Thanks.

Hello,

The Maharashtra School Education Minister Varsha Gaikwad has said that the Improvement exams have been postponed until further notice. Normally the improvement exams are conducted in the month of October but due to the on going corona virus pandemic the exams are postponed until further notice. Keep an eye on the official website for the latest information. The Maharashtra HSC Result 2020 or MSBSHSE 12th Result 2020 was declared on July 16.

Hello Aspirant,

Colleges are not allowed to withhold your certificates for any reason. Since this is a case of you leaving the medical seat in the middle , the amount you will have to pay depends on the college admission and exit policy. If they are demanding unnecessary fee or complicating the issue you may even proceed legally , however you may have to pay the fee based you the period of the course you attended ,this is because when you leave a seat in the middle there is a vacancy created and the college will be at money loss . But again remember they have no legal right to hold your certificates because The University Grants Commission (UGC) has issued a warning to universities and colleges against the retention of original documents of  students.You may seek help from the appropriate court.

All the best

Hi aspirant,

You got 102 in nata & 58.77% in your hsc.

For Rachna Sansad college,

For, Academy Of Architecture (Aided)

Cut off marks is around 155.36

State rank cutoff - 70 to 85

For, Academy Of Architecture (Unaided)

Cut off  marks is 160

State rank cutoff - 80 to 95

Again, for Dr Baliram Hairy Institute of architecture, one should be with nata marks around 200 or more than 160.

So, you have less chances to get these colleges. You may get descent private colleges with your nata score.

All the best!!

:)

Dear Candidate,

The chances for you getting a college in Pune are a bit slim. You can use our college predictor tool to get an estimate of the colleges you can get based on your score. This tool takes into consideration a number of factors before predicting the colleges. Kindly click this link,

Link :- https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-architecture-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hope this helps. Thank You.

Hi

Admission in MBBS is solely on the basis of marks obtained by you in NEET examination

Neet eligibility  criteria says that, to be eligible  one must have passed in English and in both the theory and practical  of PCB i.e Physics, Chemistry and Biology with at least  50  % in aggregate of PCB ( in theory +practical) in 12th examination  if belong to general category , or   at least  40%  in aggregate of PCB if belongs to  Obc/ Sc /st

In neet 2019, 134 marks in neet was required to qualifying Neet  for general category.

So , you should get at least 20-30 marks more in comparison of  neet 2019 in your neet 2020 to clear cut off ,so if you are from general category, you should  get at least around 150 marks to clear the Neet 2020 cut off.

But , just clearing cut off marks will not help you If you want to get a seat in a Government medical College.

So, if you are from general category , you should get at least 550 marks in NEET 2020 examination

Thankyou