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Hello Dear Student, You can absolutely get a seat! With 65% in your 2nd PUC, you easily meet the minimum eligibility of 40% marks required for ST candidates. You can secure direct admission into the 5-year B.A. LLB program at Saraswati Law College, Chitradurga, which is typically granted on a
Hello Dear Student, With your integrated rank of 1119 and EEE branch rank of 1223, getting a Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) seat at Andhra University College of Engineering (AUCE) will be highly challenging, though not entirely impossible if you belong to a reserved category. Hope it helps!
Hello Dear Student, Since specific university counseling schedules vary, the second list (merit or seat allotment) declaration date depends on which B.Ed program you are referring to. You can check, find and access more information here:
Hello Dear Student, Yes, the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) is a recognized national board, and its marksheets are completely valid for competitive examinations like the Assam CEE (Combined Entrance Examination). You can check, find and access more information here:
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If you've forgotten your HSC Seat Number , you can recover it. The process depends on your education board.
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