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The eligibility criteria for getting shortlisted by FMS Delhi is that the candidate should have scored at least 60% or equivalent CGPA in graduation and obtained a valid cutoff score in CAT. The CAT cutoff for FMS Delhi is generally 95+. As you satisfy the criteria, you can expect

Hello Aspirant,

If you are looking for answer of minimum marks required for IIT-JEE .

For CBSE you need at least 75% or top 20% percentile of CBSE.

And for state board its varies from state to state but if you are in top 20% percentile then it’s Okay no

Sejal, you have not mentioned which course or entrance exam you are talking about. So I would not be able to help you out with your query and tell you the cutoff. Please mention it in the comments so that we could guide you better. Also the cutoff varies from

Hello Aspirant,

Congrats for getting good percentile. But it is not enough for qualification. The last cut off for general  is:89.7548849. This year also the cut offs may be similar. So, you might not qualify for advanced. So you have a chance do use it well and prepare well for

Hello Aspirant,

Congrats for getting good percentile. According to last year the cut off for obc is :74.3166997. The chances for you to get an NIT are average,we can't say whether you will get. Seat or not for sure. You can predict the colleges with this link:

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor

This year

Hello Aspirant,

Students who wish to pursue medicine may also take advantage of scholarships through the All India Pre-Medical Scholarship Test (AIPMST) which is provided by Brainztorm Technical Excellence.

Candidates can apply online in March (tentatively) for this fellowship.

Minimum 60% in 12 th class

While applying for the exam,

hi Shruti,

Basically,

Software Engineering is the branch which includes the study of h ow software is built . It includes topics such as software design, software testing and quality assurance.

Computer Science is the branch which includes the study of how computers work from mostly the theoretical and mathematical