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For candidates in the Open (General) category, most engineering entrance exams and colleges require a minimum of 45% aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) in Class 12. This is the basic eligibility for applying to B.Tech or B.E. programs across many states and universities. However, for more competitive institutes or specific streams, higher percentages may be expected for actual admission, especially when seat allotments are based on merit. It's important to note that simply meeting the minimum percentage doesn't guarantee admission—it only makes you eligible to apply.

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As you want to give ISC supplementary exam next year, then you won't have to redo all the projects and practicals if you passed in them.

Generally, redoing projects and practicals are not required for giving supplementary exam (theory) but kindly once verify with your school for the same (exceptional case exist).

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No, it's not always the case that college and hospital are on the same campus. If a medical college is associated with a hospital, it means it is referred to as a university hospital or teaching hospital. However, it is not a permanent thing that a college and hospital are on the same campus.

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If you haven’t received your July 2025 admit card and it's not on the portal or your email, and even the helpdesk is unresponsive, here’s what you can do:

First, make sure you’ve completed the application successfully, including payment. Double check your login credentials and try accessing the admit card section from a different browser or device. Sometimes it's a technical issue.

If still not found, take a screenshot showing your dashboard where the admit card is missing. Also keep your application number and registered email/phone handy.

Now, send a polite and clear email to the official exam authority, explaining the issue and attaching the screenshot. Mention your full name, application number, and registered contact details.

If there’s a physical address or local exam cell, visit them directly if possible, with your ID proof and documents.

Also, keep checking the portal regularly in case it’s uploaded late. But don’t delay follow up daily if needed.

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If you are not able to find your Admit Card, try contacting the conducting body via Email. If they do not respond to your Email, find their office and go there as getting an admit card is very important and compulsory to give any examination.

Hope you find your admit card. Thank you.

good afternoon, yes, entrance exams are typically required for admission to the Master of Computer Management (MCM) program .

Common Entrance Exams

Most colleges accept scores from national-level management entrance tests such as:

CAT – Common Admission Test

CMAT – Common Management Admission Test

MAT – Management Aptitude Test

XAT – Xavier Aptitude Test

ATMA – AIMS Test for Management Admissions

Some universities, like Savitribai Phule Pune University, conduct their own entrance exam called OEE (Online Entrance Exam) specifically for MCM admissions.

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It's very difficult, or you can say impossible, to get a direct government or central government job without a written exam. But if you can obtain a government or central government job without a written exam through the sports and cultural quota, the railways offer this type of quota. If you excel in sports or cultural fields, you can get the job without an exam.

Yes, if you got a seat in the first allotment and chose to participate in the second round without cancelling your first seat, then your first allotment remains safe even if you don’t get a seat in the second round.

But if you cancelled or surrendered your first allotment while entering choices for the second round, and then didn’t get any new seat, you will lose the first seat and won’t have any allotment.

So, it depends on whether you kept the first seat while trying for a better one or not. If you didn’t cancel it, your seat is secure.

Yes this mismatch between the name on your SSLC certificate A K Anthony and the expanded name on your Aadhaar card Aracaparambil Kurien Anthony can cause a problem during your document verification.

To avoid this problem you can carry a notarized affidavit with you showing that both names are of same person.You can also bring your PAN card or voter ID if your application matches that name.

Yes, you have to pay the 2 lakh security deposit separately for AIQ counselling (for deemed universities) and again for state counselling (if the state requires it). These are two different counselling authorities, so their processes and payments are handled separately.

For example, if you're applying through MCC for deemed universities, you’ll pay 2 lakh there. If you’re also applying for private colleges through a state counselling like Maharashtra or Tamil Nadu, that state might also ask for its own security deposit. So yes, you might end up paying both.