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The eligibility criteria of VITEEE are that the student should have been born on or after July 1,1998 and  the student should have qualified 10+2 standard through CBSE, ICSE or any state board or the candidate should have attempted any pre-University examination or intermediate through recognized board or University.So,if

As you have competed your PUC 2 in 2019 and you are writing NEET this year (2020), According to the criteria mentioned by NTA, Code 3 applies to you. You are advised to fill 3 as your code in the application form.

For further information regarding the codes, please visit

Hello Vamsi,

COMEDK is not required to be answered to get admission Amrita Viswa Vidhyapeetham College. Your admission will be based upon the entrance test conducted by this Institute known as Amrita Entrance Exam or JEE Mains for engineering. So you can apply any one or both of the exams

Hi aspirant,

Yes, you can do a philosophy degree from a recognized university, if you have passed 12th standard from a state board or any other government approved open schools like NIOS with the minimum eligibility marks. Then you have to fulfill the other eligibility criteria of the college. Language

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You do not have to separately register for JBIMS.The institute has a defined cutoff basis which the students are streamlined before calling them for the JBIMS selection process.. In order to qualify the phase one of the selection processes, you must secure the minimum cutoff in either of the

Hi Gautam!

You cannot use your 2019 NEET score while taking admission in 2020 in India.

You can refer to the link below for detailed answer:

https://www.careers360.com/question-can-i-use-my-2019-neet-result-for-2020-admission

All the best!

Hope this helps!

Hello Aspirant,

SPJIMR Mumbai is one of the top private B-schools in India. For PGDM programme, Selection is based on a composite score, which takes into account the Applicant’s profile, Academic record, Entrance test scores (CAT/XAT/GMAT), relevance of work experience (if any) and performance in the two rounds of Group

Dear VAmshi!;

If you are preparing for jee mains for this session then i will advice you to go first for Previous year then you will probably able to know that how JEE Mains Questions are asked.

On other hand if you are asking about preparation without writing skills then