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Hello Dear,

If you do your BS (Bachelor of Science), MS (Masters of Science) and PHD (Doctor of Philosophy) from IISER (Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research).

It was Absolutely worth it because IISER is one of the reputed foundation of the India. In IISER you got some research

To get admission into Armed Forces Medical College or AFMC Pune for the flagship MBBS course, you'll have to appear for NEET and get top ranks in it. The cut-off for AFMC through NEET in the past few years are as follows:

2021
Boys: 614/720
Girls: 627/720

2020
Boys: 618/720

Hi

It's quite difficult to predict the marks required to get a seat in AFMC as   cut off marks keeps changing every year depending upon various factors like number of students that appeared in the exam, kind of marks obtained by them , toughness level of the examination etc.

But

If you have finished the physics, biology, and 5 chapter from chemistry portions of your entire syllabus, you may take an exam covering the entire course. Your concept quality will improve if you answer the questions from there. Giving a thorough mock exam allows you to assess your strengths and

Yes, for sure. If you have the home state quota and along with it also have OBC quota and are a female, you have all the chances to get admission in Harcourt Butler Technological University, Kanpur. The branches that you may get in HBTU Kanpur are:

Biochemical Engineering
Food Technology

Hello Aspirant,

Very first thing I would like to clear you is that, JEE-Main is now conducted for 300 marks not 360 marks and secondly the percentiles have been declared by NTA on July 11th, 2022 as a result of session-1 of JEE-Main 2022 so you can check that out

If you have OBC quota and are a female candidate with 94.563 percentile, you'll get admission into most of the good colleges with top branches like Mechanical, Electrical etc, and if you lower the college a little bit, you'll easily get CSE in those colleges. The colleges that you should

Hello Umar,

Since the 4-year B.Tech. programme is available following the PGDCA, you can do so. However, it is preferable to pursue an M.Tech in computer science after earning a B.Tech. PGDCA has less weight-age than M.Tech. I wish you luck.

Thank You

Dear Umar,

You may do so because the 4-year B.Tech. programme is offered after the PGDCA. However, after receiving a B.Tech, it is advised to pursue an M.Tech in computer science. M.Tech has a heavier weight-age than PGDCA. Good luck, I hope.

Many thanks

Hi

Making  prediction is difficult as  cutoff  depends upon various factors like :-

-----------) number of students

-----------) number of available seats,

-----------)  examination difficulty level etc

But yes,

When we go through previous year trend then

>>>>>>>>> With your     86.411    percentile in jee main

Chances for NITs etc is