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Hello,
The cut off is different for each colleges and the courses. but, in general, being an ST category candidate you need to score around 80 percentile to get a seat in popular courses (CSE, EE, ME,IT) in NITs.
You can check the JEE Main cut off for NITs from
Dear aspirant
Frankly speaking by seeing your marks and ranks you have almost no chance to get govt BAMS or BHMS Colleges from AIQ ayush counseling as you are from general category. Also as you belong to rajasthan so there is very high competition of medical course in this state
Hello, Due to some technical issues marks and ranks would not have been published simultaneously. Wait for some time and use this link to contact the authority https://cetonline.karnataka.gov.in/kea/contact_Us . You can WhatsApp the query provided there and should submit your required credentials when asked.
Hope this helps.
Hello Dear,
Due to some technical issues marks and ranks would not have been published simultaneously. You can contact to the concerned authority regarding this you can write an email to keauthority-ka@nic.in giving your application number, roll number and the exam name. the helpline number is 080 - 23460460. For
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There are certain areas where your 12th scores are useful and certain areas or fields where they are not so much. Let me give you a few examples:
- If you wish to go for DU admissions then yes, 12th marks are absolutely important.
- If you wish to
greetings,
some basic info about the KMAT exam:
- You can appear in you final year of under graduation, yes.
- minimum 505 aggregate in your graduation is necessary (45% if you belong to the reserved category)
- The is held 2 times in a year
- It is a
Hello aspirant,
it is not certain because a number of factors are considered for cutoff preparation such as:
Hey!
You didn't mention the name of the examination in which you get 115 marks. without knowing that it is quite difficult to answer your query more precisely.
Do mention that and please be more specific and elaborative about your query.
Thank you!
Hello!
Literally there is no chances for you to get a seat in government college as well as in private college. But there are quite good chances for you to get a seat in deemed colleges. But taking a seat in deemed college will be quite expensive so do think
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