Hello, for B.Tech CSE in MAIT, Delhi, admission is mainly done through JEE Main rank and IPU counselling. CUET is not the main way to get admission in B.Tech CSE here. In some cases, if seats are left vacant, the college may consider other exam scores like CUET, but this

With 350 marks in the OBC-NCL category, you have a good chance of getting a seat in semi-government BAMS colleges in Maharashtra under the state quota.

Government colleges usually need 450+ marks, but aided colleges are possible, especially in later counselling rounds.

Colleges like Yashwant Ayurved College, Vidarbha Ayurved Mahavidyalaya,

With 75 marks, a National-level sports medal, and OBC category status in her home state of Haryana, your daughter has a very strong profile for admission into top colleges in Northern India.

Hello Student,

You have a very low score, and it is unlikely that you will qualify for the JEE Advanced examination.  It is a low percentile score that might not warrant qualification for JEE Advanced.

The admission to GKVK College, Bengaluru, is based on ranks.
You should secure a rank around 5K to get a B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture through General Merit. For B.Tech Agricultural Engineering, try to secure at least a 14k rank. The admission chances are less. We hope you get a good rank.

Hi,

The cutoff for 2026 will only be released once the admissions are complete. Currently you can use the 2025 cutoff to get an idea. Ideally the cutoff also varies a bit on the category of the student but all details for 2025 can be checked here

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/cluster-innovation-centre-university-of-delhi-delhi/cut-off

Hello Roshni,

SC category aspirants with 340 board marks should aim for 400+ in ICAR AIEEA/entrance exams for admission in top BSc Agriculture colleges.

Hello Student,

Yes, you are eligible for VITEEE because of have 60% aggregate score in MPC, However, because you have a low score in maths, I suggest you check with the conducting body regarding your eligibility.