Hello Aspirant,

It is really not easy to calculate the percentile by ourselves. It entirely depends on the number of candidates who wrote the exam in different shifts . You score wil be compared with their score to calculate the percentile.Below is the formula to calculate percentile.

MHT CET Percentile

Hello,

With this score, your predicted percentile would lie in the range of 78.77 - 80.01. With this score, you can get the following colleges and branches based on previous year cutoff data

1. B. E in IT at St. Francis Institute of Technology

2. B.E in Computer Engineering at

Dear Aspirant,

With 88 percentile you wont be able to get NIT or IIIT. For OBC NCL category candidates must score 94 and above percentile in JEE Main to get NIT or IIIT in India.Sorry to say but 99 marks in MHCET is very low score to get government engineering

Hello aspirant

Their is no surety about the marks need from each chapter.. But their is some wightage of chapters ..

Here i will the example of some chapters from each subject -

Chapters from chemistry   /      wightage

Inorganic chemistry                      22%

Chemical bonding                         9 %

Cordination compounds             6%

General organic

Hii ,

It is basically depends upon your choice,  and upon your dedication and passion regarding to the subjects and more important in your interests

if you are having dedication with smart work with a proper time schedule and implementing a proper strategy with timetable  then you will score better.

Dear student,

You didn't mentioned the category you belong to so considering general category and seeing the previous year admission list for DU M.ed course the 22 rank was the last rank was eligible for admission in unreserved category in second admission list. Further lists are empty for unreserved category

Hello

Ncert will actually help  to built your foundation  which leads you to get a good marks but its better to study more books to basically build  the unique thinking as well as problem solving skills which will not only in interview conducted.

Here are some the books you may

The eligibility may differ from university to university. But in general :

1. The student should have passed the qualifying exam i.e., (10+2) with 50% marks or above.
2. The candidate should have studied Science stream with physics , chemistry , Biology along with English in 10+2 exams. The student have to

Hii,

Firstly you have not mentioned your exam

So,  assuming your exam as neet i want to clearly that according to your neet marks and category you don't have any chances  to get government seat in maharastra.. You may have chances in some of private colleges like

ACHI Medical college,

Hi Arora!

Getting a Government Quota seat with 226 marks in NEET is quite difficult as per last year's Cut Off! You can definitely get a Management Quota seat.

But all depends on this year's Cut Off. Cut Offs change every year. And considering your reservation category also in mind