Hello student ,

Yes you are eligible to give NEET exam as it's eligibility criteria says that for General category candidates, it is mandatory to score 50% marks in 12th grade, whereas SC/ST/OBC category candidates must score 40% marks to become eligible for NEET .

Hope it helps !

Dear Aspirant,

This may pose to be a problem later on, it's always safe to clear these things beforehand itself. You'll have to inform VTU officials about the error from your end. It may or may not cause a problem but they will held you responsible later on if you

Hello aspirant,

As you mentioned that you secured 272 marks in NEET 2020. Kindly provide us with the category you belong to, your all India Rank, and your home state then we can tell you about your admission chances in colleges based on these details.

For more information on other

Hello student!

I'm very sorry to mention that with the above marks you don't have much  chances of getting a BDS seat even if you belong to OBC category since  the cutoff for this year has been at tremendous height and for securing a BDS seat as a dental medicine

Hello,

The Syllabus of CBSE Improvement Form 2021 is same as Syllabus of main board exam that is to be held in 2021and the exam will be held with regular students. So I advise you to check and prepare according to the new syllabus of informatics practices that the regular

Hello student ,

If we consider previous year cut off then you have good chances to get gov. college 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

Hello student!

even if you belongs to SC category you have very negative chances of getting a seat in AIIMS college since the cutoff for this year has been a tremendous height you should cross a score good to get a college in AIIMS that also in stray  vacancy.

Hope

Hello!

There are no chances chances for you to get a seat in government medical college. But there are chances for you to get a seat in private and deemed medical colleges. This is because of the heavy competition this year, due to which even the one who got 580

Hey!

On the scorecard, below the total CGPA is given. You can convert it into percentage and you can mention it on the MHTCET registration.

For 10th:

Percentage = CGPA*9.5

If you have scored 9 GP, then

Percentage = CGPA * 9.5 = 9 * 9.5 = 85.5 %

Hope