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Can you specify your residence( Delhi/Outside Delhi).

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Hello,

You can get Maharaja agrasen(low chances), rukmani devi, DSPSR, gittaratan, northen college, Delhi school of business.

Good luck!!

Hii

Can you share with me you residence( Delhi/ Outside Delhi), any category.

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hii sujeet,

yes you have to register separately if you have given entrance in two different fields like law and engineering. as both the courses and colleges taking parts are different. however you need not to register separately for two sub-fields like electrical and civil engineering.

GOOD LUCK...

Dear Somay,

I think a rank above 550+ in ipu bpt will be a good score so you can have the chances for top colleges in IPU for BPT. But it also depends that you are from outside or belong to Delhi.So try to bring a rank between 590-600+ if

Hi Nisha, 

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Dear Parul,

In maharaja agrasen institute of technology, cutoff of CS for SC candidate outside delhi in 2016 was 10036 and in 2017 it was 8106.
Required ranks will be nearly equal to these ranks however exact marks required can't be determined.
Good luck...

Hi Rohan 

Please mention the level of the IPU exam you had appeared for, i.e. undergraduate for BBA or MBA for postgraduate. We can then help you with the admission details and cutoff of colleges you are best fit for. 

Hii dear.Hope you are doing good.Please give original details because such things may create problems for you in future.Hope this helps you.If you have any queries please feel free to ask