Nope! A BSc student can pursue MSc or MSc-MTech or MSc-PhD from the IIT's but the student can take admission in BTech as you won't be eligible for the JEE ADVANCED Examination. There are two attempts you can give for JEE ADVANCED i.e., on the year of attempting the boards

• Indian Veterinary Research Institute - [IVRI]

• Govind Ballabh Pant University of Agriculture and Technology

• Veterinary College and Research Institute - [VCRI]

• College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences - [CVAS]

• Birsa Agricultural

Hi aspirant

hope you are doing absolutely fine

Yes you can apply. Here is the eligibilty for DUJAT-

Candidate must secure minimum of 60% aggregate in 10 + 2 higher secondary education from a recognized college/ university.

subjects studies must be mathematics and english with other two subjects approved by

Hii Tapasya,

There is no medium barrier for the Central Teacher Eligibility Test or the CTET Exam. So, you are absolutely eligible for appear Exam. The question paper is available in both English as well as Hindi language.

Moving forward to the paper pattern- Paper I (Primary level) for classes

Hello Aspirant,

See there are different cut-offs for different IITs but as you have not mentioned any particular IIT so let me consider an IIT which usually has lower cut-offs as compared to other IITs, so let us take an example of IIT Mandi.

As we go through the latest

Marks above 150 in JEE mains are good enough to get any of the top NIT like NIT Warangal, VNIT Nagpur.

Score above 120 is good for Calicut, Goa, agartala.

Hi Krishna,

The students who are willing to get admission in reputed IITs must fulfil certain criteria.

Firstly, the candidates from the general category must have a minimum aggregate of 75% in the 10+2 examination.

The candidates from SC/ST/PWD category must score 65% at least.

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Hello student

For taking admission in Bsc agriculture course in Andhra Pradesh candidate has to secure 12 class examination pass with physics chemistry biology or physics chemistry biotechnology  or physics chemistry mathematics combination .

As MPC   subjects which is non medical stream of subjects. So for Bsc agriculture MPC student

Hello aspirant

Hope you are doing great there . According to the tentative cut off recieved yet , this year a SC candidate scoring percentile score around 50-55 , will get a chance to appear for jee advance , however the cut off percentile score might change . So as

Hello student,

I regret to tell you this but only science stream students are eligible to take up computer science as a bachelors degree.

But don't worry you are a commerce student you have plenty of opportunity as you can pursue courses like Bcom hons, BA economics, BBA , CS,