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Hii Bikram,

LEET is a state-level Lateral Entry Entrance
test conducted by Haryana State Technical Education Society(HSTES). C andidates who have done Diploma in Engineering/Technology or B.Sc in a relevant discipline are eligible to attempt the exam .

If you want to enter into B.tech you have to write LEET

Hello Puneet,

There are several colleges that have released there entrance form. The most important is the JEE main exam, which is the entrance exam to enter NITs, IITs, and IIITs. Other than that, there are several private universities too. However, they will be accepting admission in the April too.

Hello student !

As fms is among the top colleges for mba so the cut off for this college is very high to get selected for gdpi round. So with percentile 56.88 it is impossible to get selected for the same. For getting enrolled in FMS you need to score

hi,

see as you have failed two times in diploma engineering course so it may be better not to take science stream any more, you may take arts as there is lots of scope of further studies from arts and many job opportunities also, see in future if you want

Hi Ish, jee main comprises of 3 subjects, maths, physics and chemistry, as you have not mentioned any specific subject, I would give you information regarding all subjects, when coming to mathematics, integration, differentiation and geometry(straight lines, circles,ellipse,parabola) have very good scoring and when coming to physcis, all the electricity

Hello dear student,

as you have asked about the bachelors of arts mass communication University so here I am listing few top colleges and I hope that will be helpful for you

• Symbiosis Institute of media and communication
• Saint Xavier College Kolkata
• Amity University Noida
• Dayanand College hisar
• Government College

Hello Shrey Patel, Jee exam is of two levels, both jee mains and jee advanced, the basic stage is jee mains and when you clear the jee mains level, you get to write jee advanced, only with jee mains, you can get a seat in NIT's, with both jee mains

NTA doesn't differentiate between Creamy layer and non creamy layer in NEET. Overall there is 27% reservation for OBCs including CL and NCL. The difference between creamy layer and non creamy layer is the financial income. But in NEET, there is no difference between CL and NCL of OBCs. So