HELLO RAJAT 

QUALIFICATION IS ALWAYS ABOUT SENIOR SCHOOL EXAMINATION. SENIOR SCHOOL EXAMINATION REFERS TO THE BOARD IN WHICH YOU ARE STUDYING AND INTERMEDIATE SCIENCE ALSO REFERS TO THE SAME THING BUT SENIOR SCHOOL EXAMINATION IS A FORMAL WAY OF ASKING.

Hi Pratik!

every competitve exams has its own seperate sectional cut-off and in order to qualify one has to pass through all the cut-offs. 

Apart from this there is a minimum marks below which one cannot qualify and has no connection with the sepearte sectional cut off. For example the

Hello Preety H.Padhiyar,

Yes, you are eligible.

Eligibility Criteria -

10+2 completed from a recognized educational board

10+2 must be completed in Science Stream

Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics/Biology, English are compulsary

Thanku.

No, to be very frank. With 25% of your physics syllabus complete. It’s a tough job. By now, ideally one should have finished the syllabus and revision and mock tests should have started.

Keeping your level in mind, I would suggest you to complete 2 chapters each day in Physics.

Hello Ashish

As per the MHT CET eligibility criteria, Candidates  are required to have passed HSC/equivalent exam with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects with any one of the subjects – Chemistry/ Biotechnology/ Biology/ Technical/ Vocational subjects.

Check the detailed eligibility- https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-eligibility-criteria

You can enroll for the MHT CET Knockout

Hello Aspirant,

Are you asking for IIT JAM? It would be difficult to tell you the exact admission possibilities as cutoff varies every year depending on the various factors such as difficulty level of the exam, No. Of candidates appeared for the exam, performance of the candidates etc. However you

Hello Sushil,

There are three Entrance Exam NEET, AIIMS & JIPMER for Medical programme. As per the eligibility to apply for NEET Entrance Exam you should have minimum 50% PCB aggregate score as a General category & 40% as a reserved category. You can check the complete eligibility with the