Maharashtra State Council of Examination (MSCE) will release the NMMS Maharashtra result in the first week of February 2026. The actual cut-off marks will be officially announced when the Maharashtra NMMS results and merit list are released. NMMS Cut-offs can vary slightly each year, depending on exam difficulty and the

Dear Student,

If your score is near 42 in TIFR JGEEBILS exam , you have the chance of getting into the merit list based on the previous trends.

With a score around 24 in TIFR JGEEBILS exam, there can be a challenge to get into teh merit list. However, you

Hi dear candidate,

With score between 80 to 90 in JEE Mains, your percentile would be around 85 to 91 and for EWS category your admission at NIT Silchar is possible but not guaranteed that too in lower branches of BTech not in CSE or AI/ML.

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You can expect it around and as per the last year cutoff
For OBC: 79.6757881 last year this was the cutoff

If you score this much, As per your state rules for Odisha because NMMS cutoff is decided state-wise , not nationally.

Minimum qualifying marks as per the national guidelines
Minimum Marks will be for SC/ST is 32%.

Scoring well in NEET requires right strategy and consistency. Here are few practices you can follow:

• Master NCERT completely, especially Biology (line-by-line revision multiple times).
• Strengthen your concepts on Physics and Chemistry before jumping to too many questions.
• Practice 150-200 MCQs daily to improve speed and accuracy.
• Revise weekly to

Hello Aspirant

With a 45,000 rank in JEE Main and the OBC category from Delhi, you have a chance for DTU CSE.
Previous years’ cutoffs were around this range for Delhi OBC candidates.
It may be possible in later counselling rounds, but it is not guaranteed.
Cutoffs change every year

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Yes, there are some jobs that recruit candidates directly on the basis of 10th or 12th qualification, but selection is usually not based only on marks. Most government and private sector jobs require you to meet the minimum educational qualification and then clear a written test, physical test, skill

Hello Astha

This question is based on percentage chapter.

To find the percentage of her marks you should divide The marks obtained by Total marks

60/80 = 0.75

Now Converting the fraction into percentage we have to multiply it by 100.

0.75 * 100 = 75%

I hope this explanation

Hello,

Admission to Rashtriya Military Schools depends on the official cut-off marks, which vary every year based on difficulty level, number of applicants, and category-wise vacancies.

With 130/200 (or 99/150, as applicable) in the written exam under the ST Girl (Civilian) category, your daughter may have a fair chance, especially