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As Andhra Pradesh State Council for Higher Education (APSCHE) hasn't released the official cut-off details for this year till now, so we have to follow the previous year's cut-off informations for making any decision regarding your admission possibilities. You can check those details of previous year from the following

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Considering the previous year cut off you do not have chances to get seat in Computer Science Engineering in NITs. You need to secure a rank below 5000 to have decent chances to get seat in Computer Science Engineering. You have chances to get seat in NITs in different

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Hope you are doing great. A medical student is eligible to take the CDSE exam because, regardless of their course of study, all that is required of them is that they have graduated from an accredited university. You have a fantastic opportunity to receive a direct SSB for

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The Directorate of Technical Education, Rajasthan, conducts a state-level admission procedure for ITI. The procedure for shortlisting individuals for admission to various Technical and Non-Technical ITI trades is regulated. Candidates were chosen for admission based on a state-level merit list. Shortlisted students from

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Yes, jee mains is also considered for the admission of MHTCET admission. However you can also give MHTCET if you haven't secured that much safer percent to obtain top colleges like Narsee Monjee, ICT Mumbai.

However various factors are considered while deciding the cut offs like choices filled by

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Hope you are doing great. Following BIPC, some students may take B. Tech ( Bachelor of Technology in Biotechnology) B.S. in environmental engineering Manmade Fiber Technology B.E. Textile Technology B.E. For BiPC students, there are options besides medical college, including a B.E in Textile Chemical.

BTech biotechnology is

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Hope you are doing great. The minimum eligibility is the Candidates must have completed standard XII with Mathematics as a Subject and hold a degree from a recognized university as defined by the UGC with at least 45% marks (40% in the case of Candidates belonging to the