Hi Aspirant,

You should get about 75-85 percentile in order to get chance in IIITs being SC student.Above 85 percentile can fetch you good colleges of IIITS in good streams like CS AND IT.But below percentile will fetch you streams like electrical,mettalurgy,mechanical etc.You can check the colleges you can get

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there are many colleges in India for LLB three year programme. The seat allotment varies for each college. please mention the details of the institute in which you have applied for admission, so that I can help you with list of students who have been allotted seat for

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As your rank is 27000 there is a chance for you to get a seat in government college if you comes under any reserved category. But if this is your general rank then the chances of getting seats in good private colleges are very high. You can see

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To get seat in a college you need to score the minimum cut off rank that is specified for that particular college and branch. Now, the cut off changes every year and the factors that determine the cut off are

• Total number of seats available
• Difficulty level of exam

Dear aspirant,

After getting the seat allotment letter you will have the option to freeze your seat or slide or float for upgradation of your branch or institute. You can wait for further rounds of counselling if you want otherwise you can freeze your seat. Then finally after you froze

Hello aspirant,

Please mention the name of the college so that with proper research, the student experts can be able to tell you whether you'll be able to get a seat or not, based on your rank or not. Also we need to check whether you have managed to secure

Hello Dear,

Your rank is good but please mention the name of examination and course in which you are interested to take admission. The Cutoff depends upon various factors category is one of them so please mention the name of course and your category so that it will be easy

Most of the institutes offer Nuclear Engineering for MTech. As per online research, Amity School of Engineering, Noida offers B.tech in Nuclear science & Technology.

To know more about Nuclear Engineering colleges in India, you can follow the link provided below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-nuclear-engineering-colleges-in-india

I hope this answer helps. All the very

It depends on various factors like the difficulty level of the questions, number of seats, performance by the candidates , number of candidates appering for the examination and so on. so it is not possible to give an accurate prediction at this point of time.

You should wait some time