Hi, i would like to inform you that it's quite difficult to determine the cut off marks of any entrance exam for any university as they are set each based on various factors, due to which the cut offs keep on changing every year.

JNU cutoff 2019 will be determined based on the few factors which includes the total number of applicants for a particular exam, the difficulty level of the examination, previous year cutoffs and the cutoff trends.

Last year the cut off marks for Masters in Economics was 44 marks for SC category candidates in the First round and in the second round the cut off marks were 40.5.

Hope this helped, good luck

Hi, this year the cut off percentage for general category and OBC in BHU entrance exam was 35%, which 126 marks out of 360. So if you have scored marks equal to or around 126 then you have a little less chances of getting admission but if you have score around 200 then you have a decent chance. Unfortunately, providing you with definite cut off rank wouldn't be possible as the the cutoffs that are set are based on certain factors like the number of applicants, number of seats available in the course, past cut off treand, difficulty level of the entrance exam etc.

Hope this gives you a brief idea. Good Luck

Hi, as you know the minimum passing percentage for general category candidates in 35% that is 126 marks out off 360 marks and you have scored only 52 marks then unfortunately you haven't met the cutoff bar and consequently you won't be called for the further counselling process. Only those students who have secured marks equal to or morw than 126 will be called in for further counselling process.

Hello Aspirant,

About which university you wish to know about the Entrance Exam, kindly mention so that you can get answer of your query.

Good Luck!

Hi, Tata Institute of Social Sciences conducts TISSNET (National Eligibility Test) to grant admission to students in 55 postgraduate courses offered at TISS Mumbai, Hyderabad, Chennai (Banyan), Guwahati and Tuljapur. TISSNET 2020 will tentatively be held on January 12 (Sunday) in CBT mode. 

Tata Institute of Social Science specifies TISSNET Eligibility Criteria for candidates mentioned below:

• A Bachelor’s degree of minimum 3 years duration or equivalent in any discipline from a recognized university.
• Candidates in their final year of graduation are eligible to apply for TISSNET.
• Candidates studying in final year of their graduation but have not passed in all their previous years’ papers are not eligible to apply for any of the master’s courses offered by TISS.
• There is no age-limit criteria nor restriction on the number of attempts.
• Candidates in the final year of 3 years graduation and have not cleared in all the courses (main, major or substitute) of 1st and 2nd year arenot eligible to apply for TISSNET.
• Candidates in the final year of 4 years graduation and have not cleared in all the courses (main, major or substitute) of 1st, 2nd and 3rd year is not eligible to apply for TISSNET.
• Candidates with 10+2+2+1 bridge course pattern or any other pattern with 15 years of formal education from a recognized university/ institute are eligible to apply.
• Only those candidates who will be able to complete all the requirements of their final year Bachelor's Degree examinations by June 5, 2020, are eligible to apply to all TISS Courses.
• If any information provided in the application form is identified as incorrect or misleading, it will result in cancellation of the candidature.
• If a candidate has failed in the final year exam of their Bachelor’s Degree, he/ she will are not allowed to take part in the entrance exam for admission in programs offered by TISS.
• Candidates who are provided admissions provisionally but he/ she fails in the final year will not be allowed to continue the program.
• For  applying to HRM courses candidates can have Bachelors degree from any discipline.

Good Luck

Hello Ashish,

You scored good marks in HPCET exams but they are not enough to get admission in Government Colleges. Try applying for private colleges you will get admission in good private colleges based on your marks.

Good Luck!

Hope it helps you.

For any further queries please feel free to comment.

Thank you.

Hello pranav,

So for masters in mass communication, here are some of the good colleges of India in all aspects like placements, education,etc

1)Anwar Jamal Kidwai Mass Communication research centre, New delhi

2)Symbiosis institute of media and mass communication, pune

3) Xaviers institute of communication, mumbai

4)Department of communication, hyderabad

5) Indian Institute of Journalism and new media, bangalore

6) School of communication, manipal

7) Social communications media department, mumbai

8) Manorama school of communication , kerala

9) Amity school of communication, noida

10) NSHM institute of media and design, kolkata

Hope this will help you!!

Have a great day!!

Well if you are seeking for a decent college I would recommend you to check out these universities once. These are the most recognized and elite ones.

1.St. Stephens College, Delhi

2.Presidency College, Kolkata

3.St.Xavier's College, Kolkata

4.Ramjas College, Delhi

5.Delhi University

Hi Aspirant,

25.5% of the seats of each course are reserved for people belonging to SC, ST, OBC and PH categories. If your question remains unanswered or have any more queries then feel free to ask. You can also comment on this answer for more responses.

Hope this helps! 

Hello Aspirant

CUCET is a competitive examination and thus requires in-depth knowledge and understanding of the subject matter. Practicing the question papers would certainly help but one needs to devote maximum amount of time to study the textbook material. Question papers are available in many websites but most of them turn out to be quite unillustrative. Try to check the previous year's question papers on the official website of www.cucetexam.in Good luck!