if you scored 60% in SAAT round 2 for BSc Nursing, then selection depends on the cutoff and available seats. Usually, the cutoff is around 60–65%, so you might have a chance. Better check the counselling result or allotment list to confirm.

if you scored 60% in the SAAT BSc Nursing exam, then chances are you qualified, as cutoff usually stays around 60–65%. If you didn’t get any mail yet, just check the official website or counselling portal for result or updates.

With a SAAT percentile of 98.541, you can expect a rank between 12,000 and 17,000. This is a good score, and you have a strong chance of getting CSE in ITER SOA, particularly if you are in a reserved category (SC or ST).

Elaboration:

Rank Prediction:

A 98.541 percentile generally translates to a rank between 12,000 and 17,000 in SAAT.

ITER SOA Admission:

Given your percentile, you should be able to secure a seat in ITER SOA.

CSE Core or Specialization:

With your rank and a strong score, you have a good chance of getting CSE (Computer Science Engineering) either in its core or in a specialized area. However, the specific specialization you get may depend on your preferences and the available seats in your category.

Category Matters:

If you are in a reserved category (SC/ST), you might have a slightly higher chance of getting your preferred branch (CSE) within ITER SOA.

Check Last Year's Cutoffs:

Refer to the previous year's SAAT cutoffs to get a better idea of the rank and percentile ranges required for CSE and other branches at ITER SOA.

Hello,

I will give you an estimation of your performance.

Total questions: 60

Correct answers: 40

Assuming there’s no negative marking (as per previous SAAT patterns)

So, Score = 40 marks (out of 60) = 66.67%

Based on past trends:

Score (%)Estimated Percentile

• 85–100%95–100 percentile
• 75–85%90–95 percentile
• 65–75%80–90 percentile
• 50–65%70–80 percentile

Since you're scoring 66.67%, your estimated percentile is around 82–88 percentile.

A percentile of 85+ is typically safe for CSE. But sometimes, 82–85 percentile may be enough depending on seat availability and number of applicants. Your performance (40/60 correct) should likely place you in the 82–88 percentile range.

Hope this helps. All the best!

Dear Candidate ,
With a SAAT percentile of 95.8 , you have a good and  strong chance of securing admission in Computer Science Engineering ( CSE ) at ITER , Bhubaneswar . Typically , CSE is the most competitive branch , but a percentile above 90 puts you in a good position .

If the deadline for selecting the LLB course in SAAT has passed, I suggest contacting the SAAT administration or the respective department directly to inquire about any possible late application options or exceptions. They may offer a solution based on individual circumstances.

You can directly contact the admission office of SOA University to inquire about the possibility of applying for the BBA LLB course without having appeared for the SAAT or CLAT exams. They may offer alternative admission processes or counseling options for such cases.

To secure B.Tech in CSE through the SAAT exam , aim for a score of 75-80+ out of 150 , which typically corresponds to a percentile of 80-85% .

Difficulty Level:

• Moderate to easy compared to JEE Main.

• Covers Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics , and English based on Class 12 syllabus.

For better chances, focus on solid preparation in core subjects.

Hi aspirant,

There is no specific SAAT score required for admission to SOA's B.Tech program in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AI ML). Admission is mostly determined by your SAAT and JEE Main rank (depending on whether you qualify for JEE Main exemption) . Candidates must get a high score on the SAAT (SOA Admission Test) and meet the minimal qualifying requirements.

All the best!

Yes, a person who has appeared for the SAAT Phase 1 exam can reapply for the Phase 3 exam. Candidates are typically allowed to participate in multiple phases of the examination process to improve their chances of admission.

However, it is advisable to check the specific guidelines and eligibility criteria set by the conducting authority for the SAAT exam to confirm any conditions or restrictions that may apply.