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Hello Vijay,
Irrespective of your caste, the chances that you will get a NIT with CSE branch by scoring 60 marks are almost negligible. You may try in some other private colleges. Or you may get some other branch in some less preffered NIT.
For previous year cut-offs of JEE
Yes. The college has been able to produce well trained engineering graduates in biotechnology who are uniquely talented in analytical sciences, modern life sciences and engineering.
hey,
see for admission in any nits, you need to apply in jee main exam, which is the only gate way exam for admission in btech course in nits.
however maha cet exam is applicable for admission in maharastra state government and private colleges for engineering and agriculture and pharmacy
Hello Sateesh
To be a commercial pilot in India, you need to be a 10+2 pass with Physics and Maths in your 12th board exams from a recognised board with a minimum of 55% in Physics, Maths and English.
If you don't have PCM, you can take exams from NIOS
Hello Srinavasulu,
No the exam is in two languages which are English and Hindi. The students are admitted in two classes, which are 6th and 9th. You can download the previous year paper for 6th class admission by following the below link:
https://www.sainikschooladmission.in/upload/CLASS_VI_PAPER.pdf
For more information , kindly refer the
Hello Aspirant,
MPC student can pursue Defence Services through NDA which requires Mathematics in Class 12, so you have an advantage of choosing Physics, Chemistry and Maths subjects.
Besides becoming an Engineering aspirant, you can wish to choose Biotechnology field, or go for higher degree in Mathematics and Statistics.
If
hi,
biotechnology course is not available in Jawaharlal Nehru Engineering College, aurangabad. however some of the top college offers this course is ,
indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur.
P.S.G. College of Technology, Coimbatore.
Delhi Technological University, Delhi.
National Institute of Technology, Warangal.
Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore
Hello Harsh,
The answer to your question is
[3Ca 3 (PO 4 ) 2 .CaF 2 ].
the question is of coordinate chemistry.
For more information and detailed explanation, kindly refer the below mentioned article:
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