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With an EWS rank of 11, you stand a good chance of getting B.Sc. Agriculture at BAU Sabour in the second round of counselling. Looking at past cut-offs, the general closing rank has been around 10, so your rank is very close. If seats open up due to withdrawals or upgrades in Round 2, you may get admission under the EWS quota.

For BA Semester 1, the General English/General Tutorial (GT) book usually depends on the university syllabus. Most Bihar universities prescribe General English for Degree Students type books which cover prose, poetry, grammar, and comprehension. It’s best to confirm from your college notice or library as the prescribed GT book is officially announced at the time of session start.

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CM College, Mandar Bounsi, is one of the affiliated colleges under TMBU (Tilka Manjhi Bhagalpur University). It offers UG courses in Arts, Science, and Commerce. The college is known for BA and B.Sc. admissions. If you’re planning admission here, the cut-off is usually moderate, and seats are filled through the TMBU admission portal.

To know more about this college visit: https://www.careers360.com/colleges/cm-college-banka/admission

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If you are preparing for a JEE mains based on your school you should make your study list and completely focus on high weightage subject focus completely on practicing all the questions day by day attend a time based MCQ practice more than reading theory concentrate more on conceptual studies and beyond this you should have good sleep and you have to learn everything from a basic to advance

With a KCET rank of 62,500 in Karnataka, you’ll mostly get seats in private engineering colleges under CS/IT in lesser-known branches (like Civil, Mechanical, ECE, Biotechnology, etc.), and possibly CSE/IT in newer/private tier-3 colleges. Government colleges or top private ones like RVCE, BMSCE, MSRIT, PES are out of reach. You may get branches like Civil, Mechanical, EEE, ECE, Chemical, or newer AI/ML seats in mid-tier colleges. Exact chances depend on your category & Hyderabad-Karnataka quota share that for a more precise list.

342 marks in NEET 2025 under General Category (All India Quota) makes it very tough for a government BAMS seat. Usually, government BAMS colleges close above 420–450 marks for General, depending on the state. With 342, your chances are only in private BAMS colleges or deemed universities, not in government through AIQ. State quota cut-offs vary, but for General, it’s still unlikely below 380–400.

For your profile (EWS, non-engineering, male, fresher with 8/8/8), you should generally target 98+ percentile in CAT to stay on the safer side for old IIMs. Since competition is higher for non-engineering male candidates, a percentile closer to 99 will give you better chances. However, being from the EWS category does give you some relaxation, so even 97–98 percentile might fetch calls from a few IIMs and other top B-schools. Still, aim as high as possible because cut-offs vary every year.

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For an EWS non engineer male fresher with 8/8/8 profile, a CAT percentile of 95 or above would be good to get admissions in many IIMs (new/baby IIMs) while the top ones would need 99 percentile and above for getting a call for group discussion and personal interview (GDPI).

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