Greetings,

If you have ticked some questions in your question booklet for CA foundation examination of maths then it will not affect your marking and will not lead to any marks deduction as you will be given marks on the basis of your answer booklet only.

hi,

your chances of getting a GOVT college is less. but you can try in private colleges as well.

BAMS Eligibility Criteria

It is mandatory for aspirants to fulfil certain eligibility conditions to get admission to BAMS course. Some basic BAMS eligibility criteria are mentioned below.

• Candidates are required to

With such a low score it is really difficult for you to get the BAMS government college even if you belong to obc category.

For government bams college you need to obtained 420+ score to get a government college

300 is the least score that you should get for private

Dear aspirant,

If you were to go by previous year trends the let me tell you that a minimum of 70 would be required and maximum cut off would be 97-98 but let me tell you that it can vary according to certain factors like number of candidates appearing in

Hello Aspirant,

See if we go through this year's cut-off data then it shows that being an EWS-PwD candidate you should secure your category rank somewhere around 70-100 then only you can have some chances to get CSE branch in top NITs and for lower NITs if you secure your

Dear aspirant hope you are doing well. It's difficult to predict because cut keep changing every year depends on various factors.

1. No of seat available.

2. Difficulty level of exam.

3. No of student appear in exam.

With score 336 . It's difficult to get seat in mbbs course

Previous Year (2020) NEET UG Cuts off for getting admission in a Government BAMS College are as follows -

• General Category - 520/720
• EWS Category - 515/720
• OBC Category - 513/720
• SC Category - 405/720
• ST Category - 383/720

However, cut off varies from year to year as it depends

As per previous year trends, the NEET UG Cut off score to get Government BAMS College in Haryana is as follows -

• General (Unreserved) Category - 505+
• OBC Category - 480+
• SC Category - 440+
• ST Category - 340+

However, cut off varies from year to year as it depends

Greetings,

Please specifically tell the college you wish to get admission in for the course of BCom in morning session so that we can provide exact information regarding minimum marks based on the past trends.

Hello Chethan,

You have not mentioned your Caste Category, so I'm considering it as General Category and providing information based on it. You have less chances of getting MBBS Management seat in good Private Medical Colleges in Karnataka. Cutoffs varies from year to year and depends on many factors.

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