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Hey Ajay, the NTA has waived off the 75 percent minimum criteria for JEE Main for this year, i.e., 2022 and it is less likely to happen the next year that this criteria gets waived off. Also under the 75 percent criteria there is a 10% relaxation only for SC/ST candidates, i.e., they need to have 65% minimum to be able to get a seat in the JoSSA/CSAB participating institutes. However this is not applicable for OBC , also even if it was applicable you won't have fulfilled the criteria with 64.6% marks.

Now coming to you getting a "very good rank" in JEE and VITEEE, it won't be of any use in JEE unless you sit for an improvement exam and surpass the 75% criteria if you want a seat in NITs, IITs, BITS etc. colleges. However, VIT accepts an aggregate 55% in board exam for general and 45% for reserved caste so this is your key amongst your preferred colleges and your secured board marks. See VITEEE cutoff for 2022: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/viteee-cutoff

Also, you can go through the college predictor after you get your result:

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=jee_cp

Hope it helps, you may put your other queries in the comment, thanks!

Hello,

First of all I would like to tell you that the format of the Board Examination and JEE Entrance Examination are completely different, hence one can't say if a student scoring 90+ marks in board will be able to replicate it in the JEE Examination.

------- If your concepts and basics of Physics Chemistry and Maths are very strong then you shouldn't worry much and just practice as much as possible so that you excel in the main examination .

------ Also you must believe in yourself and your preparation for the examination. Don't think much about the result and just focus on giving your best.

------ JEE Mains and Advanced are one of the toughest Entrance Examination. Though it might be one of the toughest Entrance Examination but with hardwork and meticulous preparation it can be cracked.

- Now talking about preparatory ways for the examination.

------ Complete your Syllabus with complete understanding of all the concepts as soon as possible.

------- Ensure you practice as many questions as possible, it will help you in understanding mistakes and developing new concept.

------- Also it is must you give time to time mock test to see your level of preparation.

------- Clear all your doubts with the teachers or friend regarding a difficult concept. This will be helpful in developing a better understanding of that particular concept.

I hope you find the answer helpful.

Thank you.

For BCA or Computer Application, the Mathematics that will be required the most is the 'Discrete Mathematics'. The course on Discrete Mathematics is offered by all the colleges which offers the course of BCA. SO the Mathematics that will be required to deal with the various subjects present in the BCA course, will be the part of your curriculum itself. So don't worry regarding, you will get an amazing experience if you are sincere and regular in your studies. Be regular in your studies from the 1st day of your college, and you will do great. Don't worry much with your 10+2 combination, you would be amazed to know, that many students from Arts or Commerce also come to study BCA ad they also do great in there career. SO if they can, you will be easily able to do great in the course work. So don't worry a lot and enjoy the process of learning.

For more information regarding BCA as a career consider the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bca-bachelor-of-computer-applications

I hope this helps. Wish you a great eve!

Hello,

BIT is the best option for CSE/ISE among these. After BIT, NIE Mysore and BMSIT. BIT offers better infrastructure, better faculty and facilities and best placement opportunities. Placement opportunities are also high in BIT with higher number of companies visiting here. B IT has tremendous placements among all of them. They also have a better quality education system followed by the placement opportunities.

The highest package offered in BIT for CSE/ISE is 1.33 Crore per annum and the average salary package offered is 10 LPA.

I hope this helps you,

All the best

Hello,

BIT is the best option for CSE/ISE than NIE BMSIT. BI T also has better infrastructure, faculty, education system and also better placements. They also have a better quality education system followed by the placement opportunities. The number of companies visiting BIT is better in number as well as in opportunities. The placement opportunities in BIT are tremendous and the placement offers are more here as well.

The highest package offered in BIT for CSE/ISE is 1.33 Crore per annum and the average salary package offered is 10 LPA.

I hope this helps you,

All the best

Hello,

BIT is the best option for CSE/ISE among the three f ollowed by MVIT and BMSIT. When it comes to BIT and MVIT, both are almost same but ig infrastructure matters to you then go for MVIT.

BIT has better placements among all of them. They also have a better quality education system followed by the placement opportunities. The number of companies visiting BIT is much more than the others. The placement opportunities in BIT are tremendous.

The highest package offered in BIT for CSE/ISE is 1.33 Crore per annum and the average salary package offered is 10 LPA.

I hope this helps you,

All the best

Hello,
Minimum Required percentile for qualifying NEET 2022 for different categories Along with expected score are given below-
1. General- 50 percentile
2. General Pwd - 45 percentile
3. SC/ST/OBC - Pwd - 40 percentile
Expected scores are -
1. General - 701-134
2. OBC - 133-107
3. SC - 133-107
4. ST - 133 - 107
For your reference- https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off

SO YES WITH A SCORE OF 200 YOU WILL QUALIFY NEET. But the chances of getting Mbbs in government college are not there.

your NEET score is 200 that means your rank will be somewhere in between 3,25,000-3,90,000 AIR,also your category rank will be a bit lower than this. So, getting into government college  with a score of 200 is very difficult.

You can predict your college through the following link-
https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

All the best !

Hello,

You need only one admit card for the examination. But for the safety purposes students carry two to three copies , if one is misplaced somewhere then you can use the others as you will be not allowed to sit in the examination hall without admit card so special care is taken.

For the dress code you can go through the guidelines given on the 2nd or 3rd page of your admit card. However wearing t-shirts and trouser will be no issue to sit in the examination hall. It is advisory only not to wear clothes having big buttons or the shoes with thick soles. For more information you can go through the article below:
https://medicine.careers360.com/hi/articles/neet-dress-code

Thank You!

The quick answer is that NO, your candidature will not be affected because of a typographical error in your marksheet. You just have to get an affidavit made and you'll need to xerox that affidavit and have to produce it at the time of counselling for scrutiny. Just do this and then relax, as your work is over now.

So, don't worry and focus on your examinations. Hope I have answered your question. All the best!

hlwo aspirant

sorry to say but I'll not use any sugarcoat but with 65 percentile it's little bit difficult for you to get admission in any NITs or BITs.

you should have atleast 96+ percentile to get in NITs .Even being from the SC category, you need to score atleast 92 to 94 percentile to get even the lower NITs. Hence you have no chance of getting NITs.

do hard work, maintain consistency and appear one more time in entrance exam.

for more details please visit the below link

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

hope this information is helpful for you

best of luck for your future.