Hi Yash, the percentage in your qualifying exam is less than 60 percent so you are not eligible for B Tech programs at LPU, the university where I teach. However, your JEE percentage is simply awesome. I would suggest that you can take admission in any of the B Sc programs.

Hello Alex. Here is a link given that provides all the detailed information about b.ed in yoga from savitri bai phule university in pune. You can refer the link to know more.

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Hey Kulkarni For admission to the Pharmacy courses, student must have passed class 12th with Physics, Chemistry & Biology. Students have to secure a minimum of 50% marks in the qualifying examination. It is great career option if you don't want to become a doctor in you are of a biology field. Hope this may help you. 

Hi,

Your rank is really appreciable.

As per previous year the cut off marks for MCA at SPPU was between 51-114 depending on your rank.

You can definitely get a seat at SPPU.

Hope this helps you out....

ALL THE BEST

Hi Shiv !

No it will not create any problem for you. As the board gives a second chance also to the students for appearing in JEE ADVANCED examination. Furthermore, i am providing you the following link which you can visit if you want to have further information about this examination :-

https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/jee-advanced

Dear candidate.....

Well, basing upon your percentile in Jee Mains, you may get admission into Pune university as you have also cleared the minimum percentage of marks required in HSC exams for getting admission into this College.

Pune University conducts an entrance cum performance test to provide admission in the BA programme. For B.Sc, the students are selected on the basis of their marks in the qualifying exam. Admission to B.Sc. Biotechnology is done partly on the basis of merit and on the basis of entrance exam. Admission to B.Tech, B.Pharm and B.Arch is done on the basis of MHT CET. Admission to rest of the courses is done on the basis of merit.

Hope this helps you.......

Best of luck !!

Hello

First of all Congratulations on getting passed.

Generally cut-off of the commerce is less than that of Science although it depends on that particular college.Also the cut-off depends on whether the college you want is Aided or Non-Aided.Generally Aided colleges cut-off are more than that of later one.So choose according to that.

i hope it helps

Regards.Best of Luck.

Hey Huma,

I'm sorry to say but with 80 marks you won't be able to get any college. You atleast need to score more than 350 to get a college through NEET. Still don't lose hope, work hard, do well!

I hope this helps you, good luck!

Hey, I would say a score above 500 is always safe to secure a seat in a decent government college irrespective of any category be it unreserved or reserved . Even if you follow the previous year cut off , you'll see that you need to score that much to be sure about getting a seat in MBBS course.

Hi Neha, greetings. You haven't specified the college name in your question which makes it very difficult for us to answer. There are various state owned medical colleges across the country that take your NEET score in consideration for admission. There are 30, 165 seats for MBBS across these state owned colleges. We can predict a college only when you provide your score, domicile and category. If you are looking for admission in a particular college, we can provide you stats only when you mention the name of the college. Good day.