Hello

Eligibility criteria :

Education: candidate should be 12th pass from recognised board by minimum 50%in pcb and 50% marks in english

Age : minimum 21 and many other criteria

So the basic is you have to clear your 12th with minimum 50%then only you are eligible for the same .

Feel free to ask

Good Luck...

Hello Geeta
I'm really sorry to say this, but you have very low marks for getting admission in aiims madhya pradesh..
The expected cuttoff of aims is above 600,either you are from any category but you have very low marks, their is no chance of admission in aiims madhya pradesh..
Even you have no chance of any government college in india ,and a less chance of getting admission in private medical college because you only qualify the neet cutoff score but your score is very low ..

Hope you find this information useful

For more update about college, you can check this link
https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hello Student,

Due to the increasing competition it is important to score higher rank to get into the topo universities. But even with the reservation or any quota like home state quota, the chances of getting into a top university such as BITS are a bit low. Hence, unfortunately the top nits and IITs also would be tough to get into with a low score. Also other Centrally Funded Technical Institutes ( CFTIs) such as the IIITs also would be a bit tough. There might be some chances of you getting into newer NITs such as NIT Andhra Pradesh or NIT Pondicherry into courses that are relatively lesser in demand such as metallurgy.

I suggest you to apply for state colleges or any other private institutions and wait for the second round of counselling alone as it would be a bit risky. There are pretty many good private institutions where you can apply, write the entrance test and get through.

To be on the safer side I would advise you to apply to other colleges as well for taking the courses of your choice.

Some of the universities are:

1. Ssn college in chennai

2. Amrita institution in coimbatore

3. Psg college of engineering in coimbatore

4, cbit college in Hyderabad

5. Vasavi college

6. Sastra deemed to be a university in thanjavur

You can check your colleges using the link below

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

Hello Aspirant,

This year in the wake of COVID-19 Ministry of education announced relaxation in class 12th 75% criteria, means now the student should must have passed class 12th to become eligible for admission to NITs through JEE-Main but note that this relaxation is only for this year not for next year(till now).

From next year the criteria of 75% will be applicable and according to this criteria the candidate must have passed class 12th with minimum of 75% marks overall not particularly in PCM. So if you re having 78% overall marks then you are eligible for JEE-Main.

For more details refer to the link given below :-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-eligibility-criteria

However I would recommend you to use JEE-Main College Predictor to predict the chances of your admission in different colleges  based upon your percentile and category :-

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

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hi Aspirant,
First of all let me tell you board doesn't depend at all.But the school from where you have studied must be within state of Karnataka.The criteria for the eligibility in KCET exam is that the candidates must have passed their class 12 exam or equivalent exams from any boards.Candidates must have physics, mathematics as compulsory subjects along with chemistry/, Biology etc.
Since you have studied in the educational institutions for a minimum of 7 years so there is no problem for admission in government seats.The another criteria states that the candidates should have passed 11th and 12th from school within state of Karnataka.
Hope it helps.
All the best

Dear Student,

The Central Board of Secondary Education offers the convenience of accessing the CBSE result scorecard 2024, passing certificate, and migration certificate through the DigiLocker app. The passing certificate can be readily obtained via the application or the official website: digilocker.gov.in.

Steps to Login to DigiLocker Portal and Download Passing Certificate/Mark Sheet:

• Visit the CBSE Digi Locker Login website: https://www.digilocker.gov.in/cbse

• Click on the ‘Sign In’ option on the homepage.

• Enter the registered mobile number, security pin and DOB as per CBSE.
  Students using digiLocker for the first time can use ‘Forgot security PIN’ if they do not have the six-digit PIN.

• Now, enter the OTP received on the registered mobile number to log into your CBSE DigiLocker account.

• Now, log in to the DigiLocker dashboard by submitting the credentials and accessing the documents.

• After successful completion of the login process as mentioned above, students should click on the ‘Issued Documents’ option.

• After clicking, the CBSE result marksheet 2024/passing certificate and migration certificate will be displayed on the screen.

Hello Aspirant , hope you are doing good.
With your rank, there are quite of a number of options available to you, like Amity University, Lovely professional University,  Global institute of technology, Chandigarh university and even delhi university, as it considers 12 th board Marks as well. You can sit for the counseling of other colleges as well, and check if you can bag a seat,considering the cutoffs extend depending upon the number of available seats.
In this case, I would suggest you to go through the list of all the colleges that you can get into with your JEE Mains rank, here :

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

And you can get the list of colleges you can get into with your UPSEE rank here:
https://www.careers360.com/upsee-college-predictor

Hope this helps you. GOOD LUCK!

Hello,

The syllabus of UPSC is more humanities oriented, hence if you are wholly and solely focused on this exam, then you can choose various subjects like political science, geography, economics, history, sociology, economics, or even law as a subject is equally good, these all comes under syllabus of UPSC exam as well as are present in the list of optionals, it helps to a large extent in UPSC if your graduation subject is your optional as you must be aware that UPSC has such an extensive syllabus and syllabus of optional paper itself is nothing short of graduation level, hence with your graduation subject you will be already acquainted with the relevant knowledge and you just need to go through it on a regular basis to strengthen it further,and accordingly apply the same into practice in the form of answer writing, some of the initial things you can do even from college days is to download the UPSC syllabus and learn it by heart as you'll get to know what to read and what to skip, secondly develop the habit the newspaper reading on a regular basis, this is highly recommended and it should continue till the day of your interview, such is the relevance and importance it holds, even board members that will interview you want to test your level of awareness pertaining to various aspect happening in the country or outside, and lastly, NCERT are the foundation of UPSC, when it comes to study materials start with these always, and then move towards standard book, also keep resources minimal, read one book many a time instead of many book one time, later on as you'll be progressing you can go through previous year paper in official website of UPSC, practice mock papers and test series, you can refer toppers' answer sheets available online for answer writing purposes, these are the few minute details yet important ones that I shared with you.

Hello Aspirant,

Seeing your rank, percentile and NATA score, you can get admission into a NIT depending upon your category, rank , seat availability and previous years cutoff trends. Use the college predictor link given below to view the preferred college available for you,

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-architecture-college-predictor

You can also have a look at the previous years cutoff trends of various NITs and some other institute given below, https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff-for-b-arch-b-planning

For getting admission by NATA score, you can check colleges like Manipal university, SRM university, ICL institute of architecture, amongst others.

Good luck

Hello,

Your mert score is 111/4+67/2= 61.25

You have good chances based on your nata score.But cutoffs Change every year which is based on your merit score

Most colleges admit up to 60 merit score and some even less  that is upto 51

So you have good chances to get into decent Colleges

Please visit the link given below for further details:

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-engineering-colleges-in-india-accepting-nata

Hope it helps

Good luck!