Hello there,

See, it is inevident at this moment to predict the colleges you may get with this rank, since they depends on various other factors like students applying, difficulty of questions paper etc.

Now, as per your query it is very difficult for you to get an NIT/IIITs with

Hello,

In 2019 round 7 a candidate with SC category rank 2535 secured seat in University of Hyderabad in Computer Science Engineering. Considering this it is difficult to get seat in UoH in CSE. Cut off changes every year depending on number of candidates appeared, difficulty of exam and number

Hello,

Congratulations on your brilliant result and rank. In JEE MAIN 2020, 78 percentile is the cutoff marks for ews category. Hope you get cs brunch at the University of Hyderabad, besides there are also other very good universities. All the very best.

Also, you can check your college using

Hello ,

The cutoff varies year to year according the performance given in the exam , and one must have 60% aggregate in class twelfth

For updates you can check the link given :

https://www.careers360.com/exams/uoh-entrance-exam

Hope this was helpful , Thank you.

All the best.

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as far as i am concerned university of hyderabad does not consider jee mains percentile for integrated msc physics admissions .for admissions yu have to give a written test followed by an interview based upon the marks of the written exams . however for more details checkout  their

Hi Srikanth,

The topic wise syllabus of neuro and cognitive science is as follows:-

• Introduction to cognitive neuroscience
• Neuroanatomy demonstration, wet lab
• Neuroimaging methods in cognitive neuroscience
• A critical eye on fMRI
• Object Recognition
• Functional specialization of high-level vision
• Attention and neglect
• Attention
• Mental imagery
• Navigation
• Synesthesia
• NoveltyFrontal lobe functions