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Hello aspirant your rank doesn't depend on your category but it alone depends on the score you get in the EAMCET exam.
comparing the previous years trends your rank would be in between 2000 to 4000
Your rank cannot be predicted very precisely because of change in trends every year
Hello,
Your rank is expected to be in between 35000-45000. This is an estimated rank, the actual might vary because the marks vs rank trend tends to change depending on factors such as total number of candidates appeared, highest score in the exam, tie breakers, normalised score etc. You can
Hello Aspirant,
As per the marks mentioned by you in the question your rank is expected to be in the range of 40000-55000 . But note that this is not your exact rank because it is not yet released and the rank predicted above is on the basis of previous
As per the marks mentioned by you in the question your rank is expected to be in the range of 5500-10000 . But note that this is not your exact rank because it is not yet released and the rank predicted above is on the basis of previous
Hello Sourav Kumar Deo,
In the statement which you mentioned above in the question, the concerned subject implies that if you are giving exam for BSc Hons Physics then you should have more than 50% marks only in Physics also apart from the aggregate.
If you are giving the entrance
Hi
It depends on which exam you are applying for. You haven't specified the examination name.
To tell you the actual meaning of ' subjects concerned ' it generally refers to a subject whose marks the testing agency considers and is a eligibility criteria. It basically means the subjects which
comparing the previous years trends your rank would be in between 5000 to 10000
comparing the previous years trends your rank would be in between 1000 to 3000
As per the marks you have mentioned your PCB aggregate comes out to be 53% and for NEET it is required 50% so according to this you are definitely eligible for NEET but apart from this criteria there are some other criterion which needs to be checked like
In WBJEE counselling you have to mention your 10th score correctly whether it is in percentage or CGPA. If you calculate your percentage by multiplying your CGPA score with 9.5, then it will be correct. There is no issue. But if you mentioned the wrong percentile, then contact
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