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You got an good rank in  eamcet. You can get an good college  . You can easily get private colleges. If you are having any reservations you will have a chance for government college too .

If you are having all required documents with you , you will get

Hello aspirant your rank doesn't depend on your category but it alone depends on the score you get in the EAMCET exam.

comparing the previous years trends your rank would be in between 15000 to 20000

Your rank cannot be predicted very precisely because of change in trends every year

Parimala, you have a good percentage of marks, better than many others. But for your information, your percentage in boards doesn't matter when you want to get into an engineering college, your J.E.E. rank (national or state-level entrance, which ever you appear for) is what matters.

With your choice of

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Bachelor of Business Administration is a three year degree course. A total of 2331 private and 662 government colleges provide Bachelor of Business Administration in India. The Bachelor of Business Administration courses offered in the specialisation of Finance, Marketing, Tourism Management, And Human Resource. The fees of BBA

Hi aspirant,

I guess your question is in context to SASTRA University as stream are relevant to it only. At first I would like to congratulate you on your stellar performance in the senior secondary examination. There are majorly two modes of admission in BTech program at Sastra University which

Ap Eamcet 50 mark eligible bsc agriculture

Hello STudent

To get seat in agriculture stream candidate has to secure at least 50% marks in 12 science with PCB group. Student has to secure more than 50% marks in CET means coronavirus test. In  KCET exam student has to secure more than 50% marks. KCET is a state

Hello there

With this percentage you have a chance to  get admissions in college but this will depend mainly on the cut off it may go high or down .

For further information you can check the cut off from the link given below

https://www.google.com/amp/s/university.careers360.com/articles/du-cutoff/amp

Good luck.

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Its given that The feed water temperature is 45°  C and steam is produced at 100°  C.

So,  T = 100 - 45= 55°  C

Now, m = 4kg and Cp = 4.18

Therefore we know,

Heat required = mCpT + mλ

So, Heat required= (4 x 4.18 x 55