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Kindly mention the name of the exam you want the rank prediction for to get a better answer.
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AIIMS Delhi me B.Sc Nursing ke liye OBC category candidates ko generally bahut high score/rank chahiye hota hai. Recent cutoff trends ke according, OBC category ka closing rank around 1000–2500 tak gaya hai depending on counselling round.
Marks exact har saal paper difficulty par depend karte hain, but usually
With 64 marks in MET and 78% in boards, getting CSE-related branches in MIT Manipal main campus is difficult. However, you may still get lower-demand branches in MIT Bengaluru or Manipal Jaipur campus.
Possible options: • MIT Bengaluru – Mechanical, Civil, Mechatronics, etc. • Manipal Jaipur – CSE specializations,
With EWS category and around 48.68 marks, you may have chances in some newer NIDs or lower cutoff campuses depending on this year’s cutoff trends. For EWS category, expected NID cutoff usually stays around 48–55 marks.
You may have chances in: • NID Andhra Pradesh • NID Haryana •
With 116 marks in MET Phase 2 and 84.33% in boards, you can expect a decent rank in Manipal admissions. You may have good chances for branches like:
• ECE • EEE • Mechanical • Mechatronics • CCE / IT / Data Science in Bengaluru campus • Some CSE
You can use the following link to predict your MET rank https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/met-rank-predictor
All the best!
Hello Dear Student,
The aggregate marks for a B.Tech application are usually calculated by adding the marks obtained in the required subjects (commonly Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics) and then dividing by the total maximum marks of those subjects, multiplied by 100.
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Agar target 420+ marks lana hai, to sirf book reading enough nahi hoti. Best method hai:
Padhai me mann
Please mention your exam name, marks/rank, and preferred course so that colleges according to your OBC-NCL rank can be suggested.
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Usually, while filling government exam or coaching forms, you should enter the percentage exactly as mentioned on your official marksheet/result.
• If your board gives an overall percentage including all subjects → use that • If only best 5/top 5 is officially mentioned by the board for percentage calculation
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