Hello student ,

If we consider previous year cut off then you have less chances to gov .colleges but as you know cut off changes every year .That's why it would be tough to tell you exactly .So here i am providing you a link which will give you a

Hello student ,

If we consider previous year cut off then you have less chances to gov .colleges but as you know cut off changes every year .That's why it would be tough to tell you exactly .So here i am providing you a link which will give you a

hi,

each year cutoff score are changing and its varies as per college wise. where percentile score is based on one of the candidates performance in exam with compare to other candidates.  so it can not predict now since exams has yet to held. to admission in b.arch course you

I personally believe , you still have a lot of time to improve , with NEET nearly 5 months away. Regular study, completion of syllabus on time and a proper test taking strategy, I believe you can definitely increase your score to the 450-500 Band by NEET.

However, assuming you

hi,

see agriculture science and physiotherapy both of the course has decent career options and you may get job in government sectors as well as private sectors. however if you want to settle for corporate world and business domain it would be better to choose agriculture science over physiotherapy, after

Hello student ,

Considering previous year cut off the score between 150-200 will likely get you admission in top NITs. You will also get qualified for JEE Advanced and IITs. And as you have mention your category then you will have good chance to get NIT with such score .

hello aspirant,

please mention which  college are you talking about.you dint tag any college.also with 150 score you will have no or very low chances to fetch seat in medical colleges as you just crossed the cutoff.please be as clear as possible with your question so that we could help

Dear student,

I guess you are talking about your boards examination. Then let me tell you that it is possible to score 60% with one month's preparation. You need to be consistent in this one month and take your studies seriously. Try to cover as much syllabus as possible and