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With an All India Rank of 140,298 and 551 marks in the AP region, your chances of securing admission to GITAM (Gandhi Institute of Technology and Management) for engineering courses, particularly in competitive branches like Computer Science or Electronics, may be limited. Here's a breakdown of your situation:

Admission Insights for GITAM

1. Cutoff Trends :

   • GITAM, being a popular institution, generally has higher cutoffs for most engineering branches.
   • For major branches like Computer Science , the cutoff can often be well within the 10,000 to 30,000 rank range for the general category, depending on the year and the number of applicants.

2. Your Rank :

   • With a rank of 140,298 , you may find it challenging to secure admission to the more sought-after branches.
   • However, there might be opportunities in less competitive branches or specialized courses if GITAM offers any.

3. GITAM Campuses :

   • GITAM has multiple campuses (in Visakhapatnam, Hyderabad, and Bengaluru). Admission cutoffs can vary between campuses.
   • Check if specific campuses might have more lenient cutoffs for less popular branches.

Recommendations

1. Explore Options : Consider applying to a range of colleges, including those that may have lower cutoffs for engineering courses.
2. Check College Policies : Visit GITAM’s official website or contact their admissions office for more specific information regarding cutoffs and available courses.
3. Participate in Counseling : Engage actively in the counseling process. It’s essential to have multiple preferences listed to maximize your chances of getting a seat.

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Polytechnic courses after Class 10 offer practical skills and faster entry into the workforce. Admission requirements vary, typically around 35% to 50% in Class 10 exams. Benefits include hands-on training, employment opportunities, and industry relevance.

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Using a black pen to write your SSC (Class 10) exams in 2024 should not affect your marks as long as your answers are clearly legible and well-presented. Examiners are primarily concerned with the content of your answers rather than the color of the ink used.

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Hope you are doing good ! No there is no as such rule for the admission in class 11th in icse ,the rules are same for most of the boards excluding a few . You need to pass your class 10th from a recognised board and then you can enter the class 11th in icse board .

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First of all you are required to provide all the asked necessary information. But you do not need to worry as the checkers are very humble and I believe they will not deduct your marks for such small mistake. So you do not need to worry but try to avoid such mistakes in future.

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