Hey Naveen

That is true, Universities and Colleges in the Foreign prefer students from a much reputed college like IITs, IISc or NITs but it does not mean that other college students do not stand a chance. If you wish to pursue your Masters from Carnegie Melon University (CMU) then

Hey Harsh

According to last year record the last ST All India rank to get admission in Delhi Technological University (DTU) Civil Engineering was around 61,000 for Other State Student.

And According to the formula; (100- NTA percentile score ) X 869010 /100 , your rank comes out be more

Cut offs change every year depending on various factors such as no.of Candidates appearing for the exam, no.of Candidates qualified, top NEET score and difficulty of the exam. But if you belong to OBC0-NCL, your score should be atleast 550 and above. To help you with your NEET preparation, we

There is only College under Delhi University, Hansraj which provides B.Sc Anthropology course in their curriculum. Other than this you have few options like , Amity University, Noida , Indira Gandhi National Open University - [IGNOU], New Delhi.

If you consider last year cutoffs then the closing cutoffs for Hansraj

hi,

see due to COVID 19 pandemic many of the university and colleges are giving assignments and taking internal examinations in on line mode, however students are taking in group on whats app or zoom app to attend classes ,  you need to contact  with your class mates or the

Hello,

Cut off may change every year and it depends on number of candidates appeared, number of seats available, difficulty of exam etc. In 2019 the cut off for NIT, Andhra Pradesh for home state OBC-NCL category was as follows

• Biotechnology: 13333
• Chemical: 10554
• Civil: 9175
• CSE: 5365
• ECE: 6035

No it's not completely their responsibility. They will try their best to shape you the best and make you deserving enough to get a respectful job on your own merit but you cannot take that for granted. It's you who has to struggle and earn that. NIFT Delhi has great

Hi,

The Directorate of Technical Education (DOTE) is responsible for the admission to Polytechnique programs in Tamilnadu. Every year the admission process starts in June month. This year due to the Covid-19 pandemic the admission process delayed. You need to wait for the release of official notification.

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