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1. The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, established in 1949 in Vadodara, Gujarat, stands as a prominent public institution with a rich historical legacy.
2. The university encompasses 14 faculties and an impressive 111 departments, providing a comprehensive array of undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs across diverse disciplines.
3. Its sprawling campus features advanced infrastructure and amenities, including separate hostel accommodations for male and female students.
4. Accredited with an A+ grade by NAAC, MSU Baroda is recognized nationally for its academic rigor and excellence.
5. In addition to its scholarly achievements, the university fosters a dynamic campus environment characterized by vibrant student life and a variety of co-curricular activities.
6. Collectively, these attributes underscore MSU Baroda’s reputation as a leading center of higher education in India.

Definitely, with 76.6% percentage in Class 12 board exams, you are eligible to apply for undergraduate(UG) programs at the University of Mumbai. The minimum marks for most courses is around 45%, but admission is merit-based but popular colleges often have higher cutoffs.

All the best!!!

Scored 62% in class 12th

With a 71 percentile in JEE Main and belonging to the SC category , your chances of securing admission to Computer Science (CS) or Information Technology (IT) at the University of Mumbai are limited.

• The qualifying cutoff for SC candidates in JEE Main 2024 was approximately 60.09 percentile .
• For B.Tech in Computer Engineering, the closing ranks for SC candidates in 2024 ranged from ~14,000 to ~19,000 across various affiliated colleges.

• Consider applying for branches with higher closing ranks, such as Mechanical or Civil Engineering.

• Look into private engineering colleges in Mumbai that accept JEE Main scores and have more flexible cutoff criteria.

• Participate in Maharashtra's state-level engineering entrance exams (e.g., MHT CET) for better opportunities.

For more  information , you can refer to the official website: Mumbai University Admissions (https://mu.ac.in/) .

HEY THERE!!

Since your score is only 102 marks in the AP ECET exam, the probability of securing a seat in the Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) branch at Andhra University is very low.

Here's why:

• For good colleges like Andhra University, a score of 160+ is generally required for CSE, and 120+ is acceptable for other good colleges.
• A mark of 102 is well above the cut-off mark (50 marks), but it is typically an average rank, so it is hard to secure CSE in Andhra University, where the cut-off ranks for CSE are considerably higher (typically in top ranks).
• Candidates with marks more than 130–160 typically secure seats in top branches such as CSE at Andhra University in most years.

Summary:

You are eligible for counseling, but with 102 marks, securing CSE in Andhra University is not at all possible. You can secure CSE in other colleges or other streams in Andhra University, subject to the cutoff and your category

At Kerala University of Health Sciences (KUHS):

B.Pharm: Admission is through KEAM. Eligibility: 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Mathematics, and at least 50% marks.

BPT: Admission is merit-based, depending on 10+2 results with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, and at least 50% marks.

NEET is not required for either course.

Hello ,

As per your mentioned query , many universities take admission on the basis of entrance examination. And also some colleges and universities conduct their own entrance exams. The most popular exam for getting admission in this course is CUET UG . Based on the marks of CUET UG you will get the admission in BCA. Also the other entrance exam which is University level names IPU CET.

To know more you can refer this

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bca-bachelor-of-computer-applications

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Admission to Central University of Tamil Nadu mostly requires the CUET exam. However, if you don’t have CUET scores, you may try for admission through merit-based selection from qualifying exams or special reservations if available. Always check the university’s official website or contact the admission office for the latest updates and alternative admission options.

Website: cutn.ac.in (https://cutn.ac.in)

To get admission to the Central University of Tamil Nadu (CUTN) without taking the CUET exam, the following options are available:

1. Postgraduate Programs (Specific Courses):

M.Sc. Biotechnology (DBT-supported): Admission through GAT-B (Graduate Aptitude Test in Biotechnology), not CUET.

M.Tech Programs: Admission through GATE exam.

LL.M. and M.Lib.I.Sc.: Admissions based on CUET-PG exam.

2. Integrated Programs:

Some integrated courses may have their own entrance exams or specific criteria separate from CUET.

3. State Quota Seats:

CUTN reserves seats for candidates from Tamil Nadu, and there may be separate admission criteria for these students.

4. Merit-Based Admissions:

Certain programs may offer merit-based admission based on Class 12 marks or other qualifications.

Hi Mathew,

Central University of Tamil Nadu Admission (CUTN) without CUET Examination

The Central University Entrance Test (CUET) is the primary entrance test for most undergraduate and postgraduate course admissions in central universities, or in this case, the Central University of Tamil Nadu. However, a few courses offer alternative routes for admission. These are:

• Direct Admission (for some programs): In certain cases, CUTN can directly admit students based on prior academic qualifications (e.g. for some diplomas or when there are no entrance examinations).
• Merit Based Admission: Some postgraduate courses can offer merit based admission, wherein eligible candidates are selected based on their prior qualifying examinations (UG or PG).
• Other Reserved Categories: Students could also qualify for some reserved categories or special quotas (e.g. for sports or cultural achievements, etc.). There could be different criteria that could be applied in this instance, etc.
  
  
  

Hello,

As per the University’s notification, regular (offline) classes will resume for postgraduate students from February 9, 2025, and for undergraduate students from February 14, 2025, after the online teaching period concludes. All lectures, tutorials, and seminars will be held in person at respective departmental venues. Offline attendance is mandatory unless otherwise directed, and virtual sessions will be discontinued for these programmes. Students should consult departmental notices for room allocations and time tables.

Hope this helps you,

Thank you