HSC
Dear Candidates,
To get admission in IIT's or NIT's you should score at least 75% for Gen Category in board exam and 65% aggregate marks (for SC, ST and PwD candidates) otherwise you should at least come in top 20% percentile in particular board.
To check top 20 percentile of
Hey Harsh
Do not worry there are many institutes that take entrance exams. You can still apply for TS EAMCET , Odisha Joint Entrance Examination (OJEE) , LPU NEST , JK CET GUJCET , UKSEE, AEEE etc and prepare well for the exam.
You need to give entrance exams for
Hello! First of all tell me why you need this 6 marks? Is it very important? From my point of view I suggest applying for revaluation may or may not be favorable. You have 50% of chance to get improved score and there is another 50% of chances to get
Dear Student,
If you have passed in this examination then it is not a problem to get admission in any course due to eligibility of that institute. But if you have no passed in that examination then, do not take that paper in your college course. As example, if you
You can check some colleges Which offering b pharm what have their eligibility criteria and cutoffs you have to count PCB marks in MHT CET because if you want admission in bpharm you have to give entrance exam of Maharashtra called MHT CET with PCB and also check eligibility criteria
Hello Ranjith, do not worry. Go to your application form and click on "Edit" option. This time enter the exam roll number correctly. The last date for the submission of TNEA application is Aug-16(Sunday). You can edit your application form before the last date of submission. Better be quick and
Hello student,
Sorry to say you but the official authority of Maharashtra common entrance test have not make any notice about that. So it is quite difficult to tell about this in the situation. You should keep your eyes on their official website. Hope this will help you
Sakshi, now there is no upper age limit for NEET. Also as long as you fulfil the minimum aggregate criteria for NEET, you are eligible even if you have studied as a Private Student and appeared for supplementary or improvement exams. To be eligible for NEET, you should have completed
Hi Ramachandran. I am happy to answer your doubts. The first question you have asked is whether the HSC/Equivalent registration number is the same as Roll number in the 12th mark sheet. Yes, both are the same. Answering your second question, the code next to each subject is called the
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