Dear aspirant,

As far as your sc category is concerned you will easily get electronics and instrumentation branch and quite possibly electrical engineering branch. So, if cut offs gets lower then it is possible you will get a higher branch.

The number of candidates appearing for wbjee is decreasing day

It is important to remember that Delhi University is a central university. This means that neither the English-speaking elite of Delhi, nor the Hindi-speaking masses of the neighbouring states of Uttar Pradesh and Haryana have any grounds for special treatment.

Inorder to achieve your goals you ought to improve your

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For calculating index mark at mg, you have to first take the sum of your marks in 4 subjects. (Not english and second language). You will get 50 mark each as weightage for your 3 optional subjects plus 15 marks for ncc/nss/ex-servicemen. Sum of all these gives your index

Hello aspirant !!

I am hoping that you are doing well. As per your mentioned query , i would like to tell you that for getting admission in this university, the score of jee mains and AIEEE will be considered for merit and further candidates will be required to participate

Hello aspirant,

first of all, in order to get veterinary seat you must qualify the KCET Exam because with the help of class 12th PCB marks you cannot get Veterinary seat.

secondly, according to the previous year KCET Marks, you must need to score at least 130-140+ marks in KCET

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing absolutely great.

So with regard to your query, the AEEE exam is conducted by the Amritha Vishwa Vidyapeetham every year. For the purpose of getting admission into various under graduate courses provided by the university. The colleges has its own website for the purpose

Hello,

With the rank you have mentioned it is quite diffi cult to get the government college.

but as the cut off changes every year so can go through the link below to get the idea of the cut off:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/wbjee-cutoff

Hope it helps.

thank you!