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According to https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/ccmt-eligibility-criteria To be eligible for CCMT, Candidates should have completed their qualifying graduation from a recognised University with a minimum CGPA of 6.5 on a 10 point scale. It is 6.5 for General Category, or 60% for OC/OB and 6.0 for SC/ST/PWD/. You haven't mentioned your Category. So

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Gap year(s) are no bar for the purpose of admission in the undergraduate courses in DU.So yes, students with year gap are eligible for dU.

Also, admission process for students with gap years is same as that of freshers.

Also, no marks deduction is there for students with Gap

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No, there's no age limit for JEE Mains examination but yes for JEE Mains one is eligible for only three consecutive years beginning from the year in which he or she appeared for board examination.

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If you have appeared in class 12th board examination in 2020

371J is for Hyderabad-Karnataka border Candidates and this reservation is confined to State level. But admissions to AIIMS and JIPMER will be conducted at All India Level. So your Category that you belong to General/OBC/SC/ST only is considered and not HK Quota. So for a seat in AIIMS, you will

Rehan, to be able to appear for NEET, the minimum educational qualification is 12th. Any course beyond that is an over qualification. And to bring uniformity to the structure of the exam, only the minimum aggregate of your 12th is considered. So even if you have scored good in any

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I don't personally know about the college but as far as ranking , ratings and students reviews are concerned RGIPT , Amethi is a bit better than BIT , Meshra .

Sairaj, 45 days and 7 hours means even if you leave 1 hour for answering and practising MCQs, you will be giving 2 hours a day for each subject. That means you should be concentrating on subjects with the highest weightage first and then slowly move to chapters that have

Lingesh, can you help us regarding which entrance exam are you enquiring about? This is important because for example, the domicile rules apply differently for NEET UG and NEET PG. If it is for NEET UG, you need to be a local or permanent resident of Jharkhand to be able

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