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KCET 2025 option entry for Round 1 has already started from July 8 2025 and it was first going to close on July 15 but due to high traffic and server problems KEA extended the last date now the final date to fill and lock your college and course choices is July 18 2025 till 1159 PM you have to visit the official KEA website and login using your CET number then you can select the colleges and courses in the order of your preference after this mock seat allotment result will be declared on July 21 2025 and you will get a chance to edit or rearrange your options from July 21 to July 24 final allotment result will come on July 28 2025 after 11 AM so you must complete your option entry before July 18 otherwise you will not be considered in Round 1 counselling if you want help in choosing which colleges or courses to put in your list you can tell me your rank and interest and I can guide you properly based on that

Thank you for your inquiry regarding the NMMS Odisha 2020 sample paper.

Utilizing sample papers is, without question, a highly effective strategy for NMMS (National Means-cum-Merit Scholarship) exam preparation. For the 2020 Odisha iteration, you’ll find previous years’ question papers, as well as curated practice sets, available through reputable educational platforms—Careers360 is a reliable example.

Please refer to the following link, which consolidates essential resources such as the syllabus, sample question papers, and additional details for NMMS Odisha:

https://school.careers360.com/articles/nmms-odisha https://school.careers360.com/articles/nmms-odisha

The exam itself is composed of two principal sections:

- Mental Ability Test (MAT): This segment assesses logical reasoning, analytical skills, and problem-solving abilities.

- Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT): This portion evaluates knowledge in core school subjects, including Science, Mathematics, and Social Science.

Engaging with past examination papers not only enhances familiarity with the question format but also significantly boosts confidence and exam readiness.

Should you require further assistance—whether it’s guidance on mock tests, preparation strategies, or supplementary study materials—please feel free to reach out. Supporting your academic journey is our priority.

Best wishes for your examination preparation.

Yes, your RIOS 12th certificate from the 2015 batch is generally valid for jobs in private limited companies, especially since you also hold a degree from North East Christian University.

RIOS is recognized as a state open school board, and such certificates are usually accepted by private companies for job applications. The fact that you were able to pursue and complete a university degree also supports the validity of your 12th certificate. Most private companies focus more on your overall qualifications, skills, and degree rather than the specific board you passed 12th from, especially if it is recognized.

While a few top-tier or highly formal companies may prefer candidates from CBSE or state boards, most LTD companies will not have an issue with your educational background as long as your documents are in order and verifiable. You should be able to apply for jobs.

With an OBC rank of 1,177 in REAP 2025, you are in a strong position to secure admission to several good engineering colleges in Rajasthan. Here’s what it means for you:

Your rank comfortably falls within the closing range for core branches like Computer Science, Information Technology, and Electronics at well-known private institutions such as JECRC, Arya College, and SS College. You should also be eligible for seats in government engineering colleges in Ajmer or Bikaner, where OBC cutoffs for popular branches often go up to around 2,000 to 4,000.

Keep an eye on the choice-filling period during counselling, which usually starts in July. Make sure to include both private and government colleges in your preference list. With your rank, you have a strong shot at getting into a reputable college in a branch like CSE or IT.

Hello ma'am,

Thanks for reaching out!

To get admission in  B.com, the marks needed in the entrance exam depends on the colleges.Top colleges may ask for 80 to 90% or above,while others have cut-offs between 60 to 75%.If admission is on merit your 12th marks also matters a lot.Reserved category students often get some relaxation in cut-off marks.It's best to check the official website of the college you want to apply.

Scoring higher opens up better choices and wider opportunities

If you're referring to getting admission into a Government Medical College (like GMCH) for MBBS with 60 marks in NEET, then unfortunately, the answer is no.

A score of 60 is far below the NEET qualifying cutoff, even for reserved categories. Typically, the qualifying mark for SC/ST/OBC categories is above 115 to 130, and for the general category, it’s even higher. With 60 marks, you are not eligible for MBBS admission in any government or private medical college under NEET counselling.

Hello Aspirant,

You do not need to come from a predefined stream like arts, science, or commerce to get admission into B.A. Political Science at Delhi University (DU) using the CUET exam. You can be from a science stream.

Subject Requirement:

The subject requirements for B.A. (Hons.) Political Science at most DU colleges are:

1. General Test
2. English Language Test
3. Any Two Subjects (includes Political Science, History, Sociology, Psychology etc. -- even if you are from a science stream, you can still include science subjects!)

Always check the eligibility for each college on the DU CSAS portal or the official DU prospectus because some colleges may have preferences.

When it comes to cutoff ranks for ECET admissions at Lakireddy Bali Reddy College of Engineering (LBRC), there’s honestly no one-size-fits-all answer. The numbers shift every year, depending on stuff like how many students apply, how many seats are up for grabs, which branch you’re choosing (CSE and ECE are always a mad rush), your category (OC, BC, SC, ST, etc.), and even the exam’s difficulty that year.

If you want a rough estimate: for open category students, popular streams like CSE and ECE generally see cutoffs between 2,000 to 5,000. For reserved categories, the cutoff can go a bit higher so, you might still have a shot even if your rank isn’t top-tier.

Honestly, the best way to get the most accurate, up-to-date numbers is to check the AP ECET counseling website or mess around with a college predictor tool (yeah, we have one on Careers360). Or, you can just tell me your rank, the branch you’re after, and your category, and I can help you figure out your odds.

If you’re stressing about which branch or college to pick, feel free to ask. It’s a big decision, and, yeah, it can get confusing. I’m here to help you sort it out.

You're eligible for B.A Political Science at DU but not by choosing ONLY science subjects in CUET.

Here's what you should do:

For CUET there are upto 5 subjects you can choose

1. Language (Mandatory)

2.Two domain- relevant subjects such as political science+ history/sociology/geography (Mandatory)

3.Remaining two subjects are totally optional they can be:The General test(GK,Logical Reasoning etc)and any other subject even from science domain but it won't help with the eligbility for BA.Political Science

Remember:Only your Language and Two arts subjects count for eligibility

With a 53 percentile in JEE Main, your approximate rank would be around 7 to 8 lakh, which is quite high for getting into top government colleges. However, you still have chances in private engineering colleges in Pune that offer Automation and Robotics or similar branches.

Colleges like Zeal College of Engineering, AISSMS College of Engineering, and Modern Education Society’s College of Engineering offer Automation and Robotics programs and tend to have higher cutoff ranks, especially in later counselling rounds. These colleges may consider candidates with your rank under institute-level or management quota seats.