Dear student,

Amrita Vishwa vidhyapeetham will release the AEEE result on July 22nd for phase 3. Candidates need to enter their login credentials and they will be able to see the score card.

But note this the publication of ranks will be done only after the result of 3 phases.

Hey Aspirant !

The competition is very high in Jamia Hamdard college, you may need to score 560+ because cut-offs are very high in Jamia Hamdard.

And the eligibility criteria for B.Pharma in Jamia Hamdard is candidate must have completed 12th with Physics, Chemistry and Biology/ Mathematics from Central Board

Hi there,

You need to atleast score 50 percent marks to qualify. For general category 50 percent marks and for SC/ST category 40 percent. 60/180 is a low score. Try and score above 80 to be eligible for a decent branch and college.

It is unlikely to predict a rank

Hi there,

It is tough to predict the exact scenario here. I can however provide a result based on the previous years cut off trends. The previous years cut off for CS was a GUJCET rank between 2400-7000. Usually the closing rank for CS is around 7k. With your score

Hello,

In competitive tests like the MHT-CET, there is no such thing as passing or failing. The only thing that matters is whether you get a good or terrible grade. If you want to get into a reputable institution or receive a scholarship, you must have high grades (165+).

Getting

• Opening rank : 10001-12500
• Closing rank

Hi there,

It is difficult to predict your selection in the branch. However, I can tell you that you are eligible to apply for the course. The merit-list is prepared based on you board percentage and your GUJCET score. 60 percent weightage is given to board marks and 40 percentage

Which is the best agriculture

college in india

Hello student cut off vary from college to college every year on various factors like level of questions in the examination total number of aspirants and seats offered, i request you to please help me with the college in which you're willing to pursue BHMS so that i can check

Hello student I'll recommended that you should not start any new topic In last one month, revise the chapters and topic which you've already covered.

Solve previous year question paper and sample question paper as much as possible.

For quick revision go through NCERT and solve examples and exercise question