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Hello aspirant,

A three-year undergraduate curriculum called BSc Fashion Designing offers advanced knowledge of fashion design, encompassing apparel, jewelry, leather, footwear, and more.  This also covers designing, printing, combining colors, and other things.
Candidates for a Bachelor of Science in Fashion Design must graduate from Class 12 in any field with at least a 50% cumulative grade from an accredited school.  The BSc Fashion Design program admits students based on admission exam results and merit.

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Hello aspirant,

A three-year undergraduate curriculum called BSc Fashion Designing offers advanced knowledge of fashion design, encompassing apparel, jewelry, leather, footwear, and more.  This also covers designing, printing, combining colors, and other things.
Candidates for a Bachelor of Science in Fashion Design must graduate from Class 12 in any field with at least a 50% cumulative grade from an accredited school.  The BSc Fashion Design program admits students based on admission exam results and merit.

For more information, you can visit our site through following link:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/fashion-design-course

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Dear Shreya,

I mean to estimate your percentile for 53 marks, I' ll need to know a few details:-

1. Exam Name- Is it JEE mains, MHT CET, CUET, or another exam?

2. Shift or Session- If it's JEE or MHT CET, each session's difficulty affects percentile.

3. Total Marks of the exam- For example, JEE mains is out for 300, MHT CET is out of 200.

Hope you understand! THANKS

Hello aspirant,

The BCA fee schedule varies depending on whether the institution is private or public.  The costs range from Rs. 12.16 lakhs to Rs. 46,450.  Amity University, Galgotias University, Christ University, MIT-WPU, Parul University, and Jain University are a few of the well-known BCA schools in India.

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hi,

If you have scored 72 marks in the Bihar NMMS exam but your name is not in the result list, it could be because the cut-off marks this year might be higher than your score. Sometimes the cut-off changes every year based on how many students appeared, the difficulty level of the exam, and the number of available scholarships.

Even though 72 is a good score, if the competition was tough this year, it’s possible that your marks were not enough to make it to the final selection list.

here you can check

https://school-careers360-com.translate.goog/articles/nmms-bihar-result?_x_tr_sl=en&_x_tr_tl=hi&_x_tr_hl=hi&_x_tr_pto=tc

Hello reader,

The neet ug score of 263 will have estimated rank from 400,000 to 500,000. I am using the word estimated as the actual rank may vary depending on many factors. If your goal is not mbbs then you can try other courses like Dental, Homeopathy or Ayurvedic.

Best of luck for the future

hi,

With your 69,251 rank in AP EAMCET and being from the BC-B category and a girl, getting a seat in CSE at Pragati Engineering College, Surampalem might be difficult. Usually, the closing rank for CSE in this college is much lower than your rank. But don’t feel bad—there’s still a good chance for you to get other branches like Civil Engineering or Mechanical Engineering in the same college.

You should definitely try in the counselling because sometimes seats become available in the later rounds. Also, since you have both BC-B reservation and girl quota, your chances in some branches may improve.

Hello aspirant,

According to past patterns, aspirants in the General (UR) category would probably need to receive between 600 and 650 marks in order to be considered for an MBBS seat in Punjab.  Depending on the number of seats available and the level of competition, OBC, SC, and ST applicants may need to earn between 450 and 500 points.

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hi,

Cutoffs for government colleges in 2025 are different for each college, course, and entrance exam. Some government colleges have very high cutoffs, especially for popular courses like Computer Science, while other branches like Civil or Mechanical might have slightly lower cutoffs. The cutoff also changes based on your category, gender, and home state quota. For example, top government colleges usually close at lower ranks which means you need higher marks to get in. Some state-level government colleges may accept higher ranks if seats are available. The exact cutoff depends on the competition, the number of students who applied, and the total number of seats.

Hi Atul,

With the score of 50% there two colleges I can suggest:

1) The best college for you would be Thadomal Shahani Engineering College (Bandra). It exclusively offers B.Tech in AI and ML.

2) Sardar Patel Institute of Technology: This is a very good college but it lacks B.Tech in AI and ML.

Good Luck !