hello aspirant,

see, to be honest you have a very low chance to get admission in any college, and even if you get admission in some college then, that college won't be good enough to get you proper education and placements as well.

you do not to worry about anything, try for the exam for next year,

prepare well till then.

hope that helps

It is very much probable that the VIT admission authorities may conduct counseling through online platforms such as Microsoft teams/zoom/jiochat/webex/Meet. The condition of this pandemic is not such that people and students can traverse a long distance to do counseling which can be done even online. But the last decision rests in the hands of the authorities.
Best of luck!

Hello Manoranjan,

Firstly I wish  your family will healthy soon. Now talking about exams so due to this Panedamic Covid-19 the government had cancelled all exams so no need to worry about exams . As you have not mentioned about exams so,  as we know JEE exams has been postponed not cancelled so that case you write email to authorities and explain your present condition. You guide you that how you can give your exams with some precautions.

Thank You.

Hello aspirant

it is the first time ever when AIIMS and JIPMER are conducting admission through neet  examination so predicting cut off marks is quite difficult for Aiims and jipmer

Also,

cut off marks will depend upon various factors like kind of marks obtained by students in the examination , toughness level of the neet examination etc and AIIMS and Jipmer will be providing admission through all India quota for which cutoff marks goes high

keeping these things in mind you should target around 680+ marks at least in your neet examination if you want to get a seat in Aiims Delhi and at least 670+ marks for Jipmer  if you belong to general category

Thank you

Hey Aspirant,

Major of the colleges have started entrance tests for admission and not on the basis of your 12th percentage. So no need to worry about admission. In case of placements after completion of your degree it will be based on your college performance.

Dear Student,

As far as I'm concerned, the NITs don't even give that a second thought when considering applicants for undergraduate or graduate programmes; instead, they only take your all-India rank or entrance exam score into account. If you have to attend an interview for a research-based graduate programme, one of the panellists may, in a very unlikely scenario, inquire as to how you used the time during covid pandemic.

But some employers might inquire about the cause for the break from school during your placement period. So don't worry; what will eventually count is how committed and motivated you are to the programme to which you have been admitted.

If necessary then mention your previous college name. But it shouldn’t be a problem  during admission time. They will ask you to bring a list of certificates during admission time and generally gap certificate doesn’t bother them.

Hope this information helps you.

Good luck.

Hello Sahil,

Sad to hear that due to Covid your 12th Board percentage got decreased to 60%. But you can increase your marks by giving NIOS .

For JEE MAINS, a student must have to score 75% or above in his/her 12th Board which must have Physics, Chemistry, Maths and English as an additional mandatory subject.

To increase your percentage, you can definitely repeat your Class 12th by giving NIOS examination. If you want to give exam for only one subject then the marks of rest of the subjects will be automatically added to your newly generated marksheet of NIOS.

So, coming back to your question, YES , you can definitely increase your percentage to 75% and above if you study well for it and give NIOS examination of 12th Class. Furthermore, the newly generated 12th Marksheet will not at all interfere with your JEE MAINS & IIT-ADVANCED exams if you score minimum of 75% in your NIOS 12th repeat exam .

You can read an article on NIOS by Careers360 here :-

https://school.careers360.com/exams/nios-class-12/amp

You can check your result and your Rank for JEE MAINS using this link :-

https://ntaresults.nic.in/resultservices/JEEMAIN-auth-22

You can predict your college using this link :-

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=jee_cp

Hope this helps. All the Best.

Thank You.

Dear aspirant,

The waiving off of the 75 percentage criteria has not been made as a policy decision yet. So, if they don't waive it off next year, we can't say for sure if they'll make exceptions for the droppers. All this depends on how the COVID situation turns out on what decisions are going to be made. Hence, it is slightly risky to assume that you'll be able to get into NITs next year without >75 percentage marks.

Hope this helps

Hello Student

Immediately before the 15 days of exam date your friend should have to contact with the authority of the Vellore Institute of Technology for informing his or her inconvenience to appear for the exam. Here she has to apply through email.to the Vellore Institute of  Technology with valid documents of his illness and pray for doing something positive for appearing his examination in a hospital bed or in sitting in his home.

Hope this will help.