Hey aspirant.

See ur score in the JEE mains is too low for u to bag a seat in the good colleges like NITs IIITs or GFTIs for pursuing ur higher studies in the field of ur interest under the btech courses. U should be going for private collegs. I

Hello

According to your scores and based on the previous year cutoff, chances are less of admission to IITs and NITs.

You can go through the link below and refer to the previous year GATE cutoff for reference

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-cutoff

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Good Luck!

Hello Devna,

General economics deals with the economic system, structure, national and international economics, policies, economic theories related to various issues, production and distribution problem of a nation, wealth and natural resources, human growth, the standard of living, education, income, import, export, GDP etc.

Business Economics has developed itself into

Hello.

Not only does your Jee AIR decide which college you can get into but also, different branches of a college have a specific cutoff. You could refer this link to refer the previous year cutoffs:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff

Good luck!

Hi Bakshi.....

National Institute of Mental Health and Neuroscience (NIMHANS) is medical institute for patient care and academic pursuit in Bangalore. It is a government institute, which deals in the field of mental health and neuroscience. The programmes offered at NIMHANS aims to produce individuals who will use their medical

• Age must be 17 years
• Full programme fees is Rs. 3,000

• Indian railway
• BHEL
• Airport authority of India 
• Power grid
• Electricity department 

• Product developer
• Service

you have 2-5 % changes o geting a seat in BITSAT.you can get seat for manufacturing engineering by your score. any course opted in BITSAT are very good.all the best!

Dear Atchuth,

Thank you for putting up query in our platform.As per  G.O.Ms No 192, Higher Education (EC-32) Department, dated 26.08.1993 following are the priorities to be followed for admission under CAP quota.

Priority 1 : Children of Armed Forces personnel, BSF personnel and CRPF personnel killed in action.

Priority