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In India more than 15% total seat are reserved for SC candidates and alsmost same were there in IITs. There is around 23500 seats are there in Nits all over the India so go for it.

Feel free to ask..

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Hello Katavya,

After completion of B.Sc. Physical Science you  can make your  career as an Assistant Physical Scientist, Astronaut, Chemist, Atmospheric Scientist, Material Scientist, Hydrologist, Quality Manager, Geoscientist, Technician, Physics teacher and Physical science teacher.

Top companies those recurit  for this field are as follows:

1]TATA

2]UTC aerospace

3]Hindustan Unilever

Hello There ,

According to your rank and category it would be tough to get admission in any good nit or iiit . Still you may try for your home state NIT or the low nits as the cutoff is generally lower . But be sure to apply for home

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Bachelor of Design (B.Des)

Bachelor of Design is an undergraduate degree that offers many specialisations from which interested students can select the one best suited for them according to their interests. This course comprises both theory and practical work which includes workshops, fashion shows, etc. Students who are

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According to the sources students who had tested positive for COVID-19 had to show the proof and submit their documents to show that they were covid positive during the time of examination. They will be given a separate date for examination but till now there is no news

Hello student,

Each year the cut off changes depending on various factors.

Basically the cut off for qualifying in Neet is 50percentile for unreserved students and 40percentile for SC/ST/OBC students. However the cut off can also be changed as previous year.

The cut off marks being derived from percentile depends

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Yes snq that is supernumerary quota is applicable for the medical student. There is one condition to apply for this quota ,the condition is your family income should be less than 4.5 lac per annum.

For this you have to go for counselling and from this you will be

Dear Aspirant,

Centre has put some guidelines regarding NEET examination during this pandemic.Students need to contact their examination centre beforehand whether they are coming from contaminated zone,hotspot or haven't completed their quarantine period.

Exam centre autorities are preparing in advance and making arrangements for covid positive students.Students with mild symptoms