Hey Aspirant,

As per your query, you have score 42 marks in CLAT 2022 and your percentage is 88% in class 12 with commerce stream. Yes, you get admission but not in top colleges. It is clear that candidate should score at least 93 or more to secure admission in any top 5-6 national law universities NLU. The higher the marks, the greater the chances would be of getting to a top ranked university. A score of less than 80 means candidates may find themselves in the lower ranked NLUs.

For further information visit the link given below about the college or rank prediction:-

https://law.careers360.com/clat-college-predictor

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If you consider the previous year cutoff and closing marks then there is a very high probability that you will get BSc Agriculture in BIRSA Agriculture University Ranchi

Some highlights about this college -

Agricultural education was first started in Bihar in 1908 with the establishment of Bihar Agricultural College at Sabour in the district of Bhagalpur. Later on, it was realised that the agricultural situation and features of the plateau region of South Bihar is different from the rest of Bihar. Hence there was a need of a second college for this region. Ranchi Agriculture College was established in 1955, Ranchi Veterinary College in 1961 and College of Forestry in 1980. Considering the importance of agricultural education for the agricultural development of the state, the first Agricultural University in Bihar

Admission to different undergraduate programmes is done through bifold procedure. 15% of total seats are filled by a Combined Competitive Entrance Examination conducted by I.C.A.R. V.C.I. at All India level and 85% of the total seats are filled by Jharkhand Combined Competitive Entrance Examination Board, Ranchi. The minimum qualification is Intermediate/10+2 or its equivalent with Physics, Chemistry and Biology for all undergraduate degree programmes. However, the candidates with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics are also eligible for admission into B.Sc. (Ag) and B.Sc. (Forestry). Students are admitted in unreserved and various reserved categories strictly on the basis of merit in the respective category through an entrance examination as per the reservation rules of Jharkhand state. Semester system of education is followed in the University. Each semester consists of approximately 115 working days. The residential requirements for the award of Bachelor’s degree is eight semesters including Rural work Experience in B.Sc. (Ag.) and B.Sc. (Forestry), during the last semester. The residential requirements of B.V.Sc. & A.H. Course is of 10 Semesters. The last Semester consists of 6 month compulsory internship programme.

Hi,

You can take your waiting list as an achievment since many fight for the seat.

It is unlikely that the waiting list will clear but don't worry start your preparation again check your mistakes

Iam sure you will get through.

All the very best

Hi.

That seems like an open ended question.

Every engineering field is tough to study but there are many many students who succeed in it and it is nothing unachievable. The field of Electronics and Communications Engineering has its foundations in three major technical areas: Mathematics: Information, Networks and Systems, Physics: Circuits, Semiconductor Devices & Optical Systems, and Computers: Microprocessors and Computing devices.

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Hello,

The most common entrance exam for Bachelor of Design which is accepted by many colleges is UCEED i.e. Undergraduate Common Entrance Exam for Design.

There are many colleges accepting UCEED score, the list of which you can find in the below-mentioned link-

https://design.careers360.com/articles/top-colleges-accepting-uceed-score

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Hello,

That is unlikely to happen. Candidates are shorlisted based on their GATE score and the cut off depends on number of vacancies , number of candidates applied, number of candidates appeared in a particular paper etc. The shortlisted candidates need to verify their documents and attend a personal interview. 85% weightage is given for GATE score and 15% weightage is given for personal interview. And a final merit is prepared. If you aren't shortlisted based on your GATE score then you may not get another chance. You may have to look for some other alternative.