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Hello student,
Your predicted marks for NEET 2020 is about 517, So I would suggest you to go through the rank predictor link for better understanding https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-rank-predictor
Now, you are from OBC category and from Delhi please follow the link below to know previous year's cutoffs category wise for both
Dear Charchika ,
Yes BCA student will apply for it ,If we are talking about UP VDO test then all aspirants are applicable if you are follow this criteria
Hello Rani sharma, from some research on internet i found that the Bechelor of management studies student can do Master of commerce course but i personally suggest you that go for masters of business administrative because in MBA you can choose your particular field like business, finance and all.
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Hey,
With 560 marks, you may get a rank around 19967-23501. You can check it here https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-result-marks-vs-rank
Last year the cut for private medical seat for Non-Karnataka students in MS Ramaiah Medical College, Bangalore was 11567 in first round. It corresponds to marks between 590-581.
Based on this, it is
Dear Applicant,
Honestly speaking you should not worry what courses are good for girls, choose the course what you wish to do. What you are comfortable with. Your career is not something that has to be done by force and restriction, so feel free and choose what you like.
So
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94.75 is a good 'Best Four' percentage for getting admission in BA Hons Political science at DU. Since, you've mentioned your category and aspiring colleges so let me tell you your chances of getting admission in these as per previous cut off trends.
The first cut off for BA
Hi aspirant,
You have obtained 15,900 EWS rank in JEE Main. JoSAA counselling is going to be commenced on October 6. Choice filling is very crucial for getting the best possible seat based on a rank.
In order to fill choices it is recommended to fill the top branches and
Hey there!
I understand why you would have this question, a lot of us think the exact same thing. The thing is the Indian education system is more focused in theoretical knowledge and grades so to say. It looks like it's changing slowly but till then we'll have to make
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