the cutoff for iit hyderabad is air 74 in jee advanced for general category.IF YOU ARE FOND OF  THE COURSE OF AI THEN YOU CAN TRY AMRITA WHICH OFFERS GOOD EDUCATION AND YOU CAN GET IN WITH YOUR PERCENTILE

hello aspirant

as far as i am concerned university of hyderabad does not consider jee mains percentile for integrated msc physics admissions .for admissions yu have to give a written test followed by an interview based upon the marks of the written exams . however for more details checkout  their

Hello learner,

SASTRA Engineering College is a prominent deemed university known for its world class quality in academics  and research. SASTRA allocates seats based on 2 criteria, namely Stream 1 which holds 70% of seats and Stream 2 which holds the rest 30%.

Stream 1:

The weightage for +2 marks

Hello aspirant,

Chances are less,because the rank for BMS colleges is around 10,000 to 13,000...So You can try for other colleges with your rank or else with your board exams score...

Hope this find helpful...ALL THE BEST!!!

Hello Aspirant,

Yes of course, you can take the seat because the seat allotment would be done on the basis of your merit secured in the counselling. The seat is allotted to you through TNEA counselling and now it is upto you , if you want to go with that

Hi

As per your question according to the data The stop scores are subject to variation per annum and zip

are often said intrinsically with absolute certainty since tons depends on how well the scholars have

performed.

However, score around 500 and above should assist you get what you seek.

Hello!

If you don't want the seat you allotted for yourself, then the sum you've paid until now won't be returned to you. It does not as such have consequences except for finance wise.

Hope this helps!!

Hello Kiruthik,

As per my knowledge, admission are based only on marks obtained in 12th. The university will normalise the marks and then make merit list. Based on this merit list, admission will be given. There are some seat are reserved for JEE Mains applicants but SASTRA does not mention