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JEE Main rank of ~1,85,000 , your chances of getting Civil Engineering at DAVV Indore depend on:

• JEE Main-based admissions (through MP Counselling ) for affiliated colleges like:

  • Institute of Engineering & Technology (IET-DAVV) – Top govt. college (higher cutoff).

  • Other DAVV-affiliated private colleges (lower cutoff).

2. Expected Cutoff for Civil Engineering (DAVV-Affiliated Colleges)

Apply for MP Counselling (DTE MP)

For NEET exam preparation, focus on understanding the basics of Physics, Chemistry, and Biology from your NCERT textbooks first. Practice lots of previous year question papers and mock tests to improve speed and accuracy. Make short notes for quick revision and clear your doubts regularly. Manage your time well by making a daily study plan. Stay consistent, take breaks to avoid stress, and keep a positive mindset. Remember, regular practice and revision are the keys to success in NEET!

With a TS EAMCET 2025 rank of 20,852 (BC-A), getting CSE in JNTU Jagtial is unlikely—last year’s cutoff for BC-A was around 15,000.

Alternatives:

Try for ECE or Mechanical at JNTU Jagtial

Apply to other Telangana colleges with higher CSE cutoffs

Participate in all counselling rounds and spot admissions

Dear Candidate ,
To qualify for JEE Main 2025 and become eligible for JEE Advanced , candidates must achieve a minimum percentile score set by the NTA , which varies by category . For the General ( UR ) category , the cutoff is 93.1023262 percentile , while for EWS and OBC - NCL categories, it is 80.3830119 and 79.4313482 respectively . SC and ST category candidates need at least 61.1526933 and 47.9026465 percentiles , and for PwD candidates , the minimum is 0.0018700 percentile . These are not raw marks but normalized percentile scores , as the exam is held in multiple sessions with varying difficulty levels .

Best IITs in India are primarily ranked based on academic excellence, placements, research, and infrastructure . While JEE Advanced is the entrance exam for IITs, your JEE Main score determines eligibility for JEE Advanced .

Top 5 IITs in India (2024 Rankings)

1. IIT Bombay (Best for CS, Electrical, Mechanical)

2. IIT Delhi (Strong in Engineering, Entrepreneurship)

3. IIT Madras (Leading in Research & AI)

4. IIT Kanpur (Best for Aerospace, Civil)

5. IIT Kharagpur (Oldest IIT, Strong in Core Branches)

The best IITs in India for JEE Mains students are IIT Bombay, IIT Delhi, IIT Madras, IIT Kanpur, and IIT Kharagpur. These IITs have top-ranked engineering courses, great faculty, and excellent placement opportunities. They are famous for strong campus life and research facilities. Getting admission here requires a very good JEE Advanced rank after qualifying JEE Mains. If you want the best education and future career, aim for these IITs and prepare hard for JEE Advanced.

With around 400 marks in NEET, getting admission in government MBBS colleges is very tough because cutoffs are usually much higher. However, you may have a chance in some private medical colleges under state or All India Quota. Private colleges often accept lower marks but have higher fees. You can also explore related courses like BDS, BHMS, or BAMS, which may have lower cutoff marks. Keep checking official counseling websites for the latest seat availability and cutoff details.

1. KLE Technological University, Hubli

KCET Cutoff: ~40,000–52,000

2. SDM College of Engineering, Dharwad

Offers Biotech (cutoff not clearly available)

3. STJIT, Ranebennur (Haveri)

Offers Biotech (higher rank accepted)

Chances:

If your KCET rank is below 50,000, you have a good shot at KLE or SDM.

For 60,000+ ranks, STJIT or similar colleges are likely.

The TS EAMCET 2025 cutoff for Pharm.D is not officially out yet. But from past years, general category students may need a rank around 55,000 to 65,000 to get admission. SC and ST category cutoffs are usually higher, about 70,000 to 90,000 ranks. BC categories have cutoffs between 50,000 and 75,000. These ranks can change every year. For exact details, check the official TS EAMCET counseling website after results.

Hello,

Yes, many universities and institutions in India conduct entrance examinations for English Literature at the undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) levels, and while the exact syllabus varies by university, most entrance exams assess a blend of literary knowledge, reading comprehension, grammar, and critical thinking. I will give you a general overview.

General Syllabus for English Literature Entrance Exams (UG & PG Levels)

1. Reading Comprehension

Passages from prose, fiction, poetry

Inference-based questions

2. Grammar and Vocabulary

Synonyms, Antonyms, Idioms

Sentence correction, Fill in the blanks

3. Literary Knowledge

Basic knowledge of major authors and works

Literary genres and movements (e.g., Romanticism, Realism)

Common literary terms and figures of speech

4. General Awareness (in Literature)

Indian and Western authors (e.g., Shakespeare, Tagore)

Nobel/Booker Prize winners

Popular adaptations of literary works

For Postgraduate Level

1. British Literature

Chaucer to the 20th century

Drama, Novel, Poetry, and Prose from each age (Renaissance, Victorian, Modern, etc.)

2. American Literature

Key writers (Whitman, Dickinson, Hawthorne, Frost, Faulkner)

Literary movements (Transcendentalism, Harlem Renaissance, etc.)

3. Indian Writing in English

Writers like R.K. Narayan, Arundhati Roy, Anita Desai, Kamala Das

4. Literary Theory and Criticism

Structuralism, Post-structuralism, Feminism, Marxism, Postcolonialism

Critics like Aristotle, Derrida, Foucault, Northrop Frye

5. Contemporary Literary Trends

Eco-criticism, Queer Theory, Diaspora Studies

6. Unseen Passages and Close Reading

Poetic or prose passages followed by analytical questions

7. Grammar and Vocabulary

Especially for tests like CUET PG or EFLU MA

Hope this helps. All the best!