Hello student, Yes absolutely you can appear for National Institute of Open Schooling examinations if you are not satisfied by your CBSE percentage. NIOS offers 2 type of courses. One is regular one year open schooling and other one is fast track mode in which you will be given some

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see I assume you are asking for cognizant Genc Recruitment process. see the cutoff would decided basis on overall candidates performance, number of vacancy etc. so it is really difficult to predict whether you would selected for next round or not. so you should wait for the results and

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Making  prediction is difficult as  cutoff  depends upon various factors like :-

-----------) number of students/ candidates  that appeared in the  jee main exam,

-----------) number of available seats,

-----------) performance of different students in the examination,

-----------) the branch you want,

-----------) the category you belong etc.

-----------)

Hello STudent

As you have got Shiva Rajan Amrita Vishwa vidyapeetham Coimbatore in your rank 15000 as as obc candidate sweety re beta for you to determine in this course of ECE in Amrita Vishwa vidyapeetham Coimbatore not to any course in Trichy NIT, like metallurgical civil etc.The placement of

For UPSC you need to have a bachelors degree in any subject. So if you have completed your graduation in enegineering i.e., BTech/BE without 12 then also you are eligible for UPSC CSE and other UPSC Engineering examination as well.

To know more about UPSC CSE visit the link below:

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If you have not studied anything the any marks fetched by previous years paper will do good generally in any paper you can score upto 20% marks by solving the previous year question paper this percentage can increase if you understand some topics by the papers you have solved.

Parimala, you have a good percentage of marks, better than many others. But for your information, your percentage in boards doesn't matter when you want to get into an engineering college, your J.E.E. rank (national or state-level entrance, which ever you appear for) is what matters.

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