Dear Candidate ,
To qualify for JEE Main 2025 and become eligible for JEE Advanced , candidates must achieve a minimum percentile score set by the NTA , which varies by category . For the General ( UR ) category , the cutoff is 93.1023262 percentile , while for EWS

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The marks required in an entrance exam for the general category vary depending on the exam, year, and college. Generally, for competitive exams like JEE Main, a high score often above 90–95 percentile is needed to get admission into top government or NIT colleges. For state-level or private colleges,

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Yes, with 34 marks in AP EAPCET 2025 and SC category, you are considered qualified , as the qualifying mark for SC/ST candidates is usually no minimum mark , just appearing is enough.

But getting a seat depends on your rank, cut-offs, and counselling.

Hope it helps !

It's unlikely you will get into a government medical college with 187 marks if you are a general category student with PWD status. While PWD students may have certain relaxations, 187 marks are likely below the cutoff for most, if not all, government colleges.

Here's why:

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187 marks

Hello Aspirant,

To obtain a government medical seat in Madhya Pradesh through NEET UG 2025 you will generally need to achieve:

• For General Category: Approximately 610–630 marks
• For OBC Category: Approximately 590 - 610 marks
• For SC/ST Category: Approximately 480-520 marks

These are merely approximations based on the previous years

Hello Mr. Raghava Krishna,

Considering your son's AP EAMCET score of 54 marks and his PCM IPE score of 24.5, the expected rank may fall between 80,000 and 1,10,000. This is only a rough prediction, and the actual rank will depend on the difficulty level of the exam and the

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The anticipated cutoff rank for B.Tech in Marine Engineering is expected to be in the range of 8000 to 13000 for general category students at Andhra University College of Engineering (AUCE), Visakhapatnam for AP EAMCET 2025. Marine Engineering Colleges

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With 89 marks in KCET and 89% in 2nd PUC, your chances for a BSc Agriculture seat in government colleges are low, as the cut-off is usually higher. But you may have a chance in private colleges under the management quota.

Cut-offs change every year, so do check the

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To know whether you can get free seat in a particular college or not, please ask your question with the college name and the course you are interested in.

Thank you !