Hello there,

Yes, if a candidate wishes to appear for both B.Arch and B.Tech admissions through KCET in Karnataka, they will receive two separate KCET ranks .

• For B.Arch admission : The rank will be based on a combination of 50% NATA score and 50% 10+2 PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) marks.
  
  

• For B.Tech admission : The rank will be determined based solely on the KCET entrance exam performance, with no consideration of NATA scores.

So, while both exams are conducted through KCET, the ranking system for B.Arch and B.Tech is distinct, and you will get a separate rank for each course.

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Hello there,

With a 53 percentile in CAT , the chances of receiving a call from XISS (Xavier Institute of Social Service) may be limited, as their typical cutoff for CAT is generally higher than this, especially for their flagship programs like MBA or PGDM .

However, admission depends on several factors such as:

1. Academic Profile : Your 10th (67.8%) , 12th (82.5%) , and graduation SGPA (7.5) are decent, and they can contribute positively to your application.
   
   
2. Work Experience/Extra-curriculars : If you have any relevant work experience or strong extra-curricular achievements, it might improve your chances.
   
   
3. Overall Application Strength : XISS also considers your overall profile, including your statement of purpose (SOP) and interview performance .

Though the CAT percentile is a key factor, you might still be considered based on your overall profile if you apply to their PGDM programs . It's always worth checking with the college directly for the specific eligibility criteria and cutoffs for the year you're applying.

I would recommend you to use CAT College Predictor Tool by Careers360 to get the list of possible colleges you can get with your rank.

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For the Computer Science & Engineering (CSE) discipline, DRDO requires candidates to have at least a First Class Bachelor's Degree in Engineering or Technology specifically in Computer Science & Engineering or equivalent fields.

Your Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) degree is in Civil Engineering, it does not align with the required educational qualifications for the Computer Science & Engineering discipline as stipulated by DRDO. Therefore, even with a valid GATE score in Computer Science, you would not meet the eligibility criteria for DRDO's Scientist 'B' positions in the CSE discipline.

Your B.Tech. in Civil Engineering makes you eligible for DRDO positions in the Civil Engineering discipline, provided you have a valid GATE score in Civil Engineering.

Admission to MICA's PGDM and PGDM-C programs involves a multi-stage selection process. The final composite score is calculated with the following weightage:

• CAT/ XAT/ GMAT - 35%
• MICAT - 25%
• GE (Group Exercise) - 10%
• PI - 20%
• Academic performance (10th, 12th, Graduation) - 5%
• Extra- curricular - 5%

Your XAT score is 73, performing exceptionally well in MICAT can enhance your chances of being shortlisted for the GE and PI rounds. Specific score requirements for MICAT are not publicly disclosed, focusing on thorough preparation and aiming for high performance in each section will strengthen your application.

The NEET cutoff scores for AIIMS Kalyani in 2024 were as follows:

- General Category: 660 marks

- OBC Category: 651 marks

- SC Category: 583 marks

- ST Category: 526 marks

These figures are based on the NEET UG 2024 cutoff data.

https://www.careers360.com/university/all-india-institute-of-medical-sciences-kalyani

To improve your chances of admission to AIIMS Kalyani through NEET 2025, it’s advisable to aim for a score above 680 if you're from the general category. The cutoff can change annually depending on factors such as exam difficulty, the total number of candidates, seat availability, and the applicant category.

Hi Aryan,

Hope you are doing well. As you are planning to gain expertise in the physics subject in NEET exam, I should suggest you that you need to follow certain steps before starting your preparations in the subject.

First and foremost, Identify the chapter/topics/concepts are going to be asked in the session in which you are appearing for exam. Visit the official NTA website to be sure about the syllabus and content first. After that you need to analyse each and every chapter by covering all the subtopics residing in a particular chapter. No here comes the crucial part try to identify your weak areas by attempting mock-tests and topic wise tests. Analyse the result and your performance subjected to each topic. One thing to note down that this process should get completed before 5 to 6 months of your exam day so that in this time span you can truly focus upon the execution part of the test i.e. time analysis and improvising your weak areas. Last but not the least stay patient and enthusiastic and take care of your physical and mental health.

Hope this helped.

Hello Aryan,

Scoring 720 in NEET within 15 months is achievable with a well-structured plan, dedication, and consistent effort. Here's a roadmap to guide you:

1. Understand the Syllabus & Exam Pattern

• NEET covers Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (Botany and Zoology).
• Focus on the NCERT syllabus, as most questions are based on it.
• Understand the weightage of different topics to prioritize high-weightage sections.
  
  2. Create a Study Plan
  
  
• Break down the syllabus into monthly, weekly, and daily goals.
• Allocate more time to challenging subjects or topics.
• Include daily revision and weekly tests in your schedule.
  
  3. Focus on NCERT Books
  
  
• NCERT textbooks are key for NEET. Ensure thorough understanding of concepts.
  
  
• For advanced learning, refer to reference books like Physics : H.C. Verma, Chemistry : O.P. Tandon, Biology : Dinesh.
  
  4. Practice Regularly
  
  
• Solve previous years’ question papers and take mock tests.
• Focus on time management and accuracy while solving questions.
• Analyze mistakes and work on weak areas.
  
  5. Conceptual Clarity
  
  
• Focus on understanding the core concepts, not just memorizing facts.
• Break complex topics into simpler concepts to understand them better.
  
  6. Time Management
  
  
• Allocate specific time slots for each subject. For example, 4-5 hours for each subject daily.
  
  
• Avoid procrastination and stay disciplined.
  
  7. Join a Coaching Class (If Needed)
  
  
• Consider joining a reputed coaching class or online course for structured learning and guidance.
  
  
• Coaching classes provide valuable resources, notes, and mock tests.
  
  8. Regular Revision
  
  
• Revise regularly, at least once a week, to retain what you've learned.
• Focus on strengthening your weak topics in each revision cycle.
  
  9. Mock Tests & Previous Year Papers
  
  
• Take weekly mock tests to simulate exam conditions.
• Analyze your performance after each test and improve your weak areas.
  
  10. Stay Healthy
  
  
• Don’t ignore your health. Ensure proper sleep, diet, and regular physical activity.
  
  
• A healthy mind and body are essential for productive study sessions.
  
  11. Stay Motivated
  
  
• Stay positive and motivated throughout the 15-month journey.
• Set small goals and reward yourself for achieving them.

Stay consistent with your efforts, focus on quality learning, and remain dedicated to your goal. With the right strategy, scoring 720 is definitely possible!


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