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The reservation quota for General, OBC, and Widow categories in Postgraduate (PG) admissions varies depending on the institution and state. Here's a general breakdown:

Reservation Quotas

- *General Category*: 50-60% of total seats

- *OBC (Other Backward Classes) Category*: 27% of total seats (as per Central Government norms)

- *Widow Category*: 1-5% of total seats (varies depending on the institution and state)

Additional Quotas

Some institutions may also offer additional quotas, such as:

- *EWS (Economically Weaker Sections) Category*: 10% of total seats

- *SC (Scheduled Castes) Category*: 15% of total seats

- *ST (Scheduled Tribes) Category*: 7.5% of total seats

- *PwD (Persons with Disabilities) Category*: 5% of total seats

Please note that these quotas are subject to change and may vary depending on the institution, state, and central government policies. It's essential to check with the specific institution or state government for the most up-to-date information.

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For CUET (Common University Entrance Test) , if you're interested in pursuing BBA or BMS and have passed 12th with PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) , it is perfectly fine to choose Mathematics, English, and the General Aptitude Test (GAT) . Here’s how it works:

1. Subject Selection:

   • Mathematics is an important subject for BBA/BMS courses as it focuses on analytical and quantitative skills.
   • English is essential for communication and comprehension.
   • General Aptitude Test (GAT) will assess your logical reasoning, analytical skills, and general knowledge.

2. Colleges Offering BBA with These Subjects:

   • Many universities and colleges offering BBA/BMS accept CUET scores. Some of the prominent ones include:
     • Delhi University (DU)
     • Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI)
     • Banaras Hindu University (BHU)
     • Aligarh Muslim University (AMU)
     • University of Lucknow
     • Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU)
     • Banasthali Vidyapith (and others)

3. CUET Cut-offs:

   • CUET cut-offs vary from year to year and college to college, based on the number of applicants, exam difficulty, and seats available.
   • For BBA/BMS, top colleges like DU and IP University generally have cut-offs ranging from 85% to 95% or even higher, depending on the competition and the specific course.
   • It’s advisable to regularly check the official websites of these universities for the latest updates on their cut-off trends and admission criteria.

4. Preparation Tips:

   • Focus on improving your quantitative aptitude , logical reasoning , and English proficiency .
   • Take mock tests to practice and improve your time management skills for the exam.

By selecting Mathematics, English, and GAT , you’ll be well-prepared for the admission process for BBA/BMS courses through CUET.

Hello Nitya,

For Political Science (Hons.) in Miranda House , University of Delhi, the General Test marks do not directly add to your admission for this specific course.

• Political Science (Hons.) admission is primarily based on the Best of Four marks, which includes marks from your Class 12th subjects . If you are applying through the DUET (Delhi University Entrance Test) , the marks obtained in the entrance exam will be considered for final admission.
  
  
  

• General Test scores are part of the entrance exam (if applicable) but are not added to your class 12th marks for the admission process.

Make sure to check the specific admission guidelines for the year you're applying for, as the process can vary slightly each year.

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Hello,

IIM Rohtak's general category cutoff of 97%ile indicates that applications below this threshold are typically not considered.

Here is what you can consider :-

• Exceptions : If you possess exceptional achievements (academic, professional, or extracurricular), you may be considered under certain conditions.
• Time and Cost : Applying below the cutoff may result in rejection, so evaluate if the effort and application fee are worth the attempt.
• Alternative Options : Focus on other institutes with cutoffs aligning with your score.
• Decision : Applying is unlikely to succeed, but if IIM Rohtak is a priority, consider it as a low-probability chance.

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Hello Raju,

It seems you’re asking about an exam, but you haven’t mentioned which one (e.g., JEE, NEET, CAT, DUET, etc.). Could you specify the exam? This will help me provide a list of colleges under it, annual fees, and minimum marks required for general category admissions.

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To secure a Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery (BHMS) seat under the 15% All India Quota (AIQ) for the General category , consider the following points:

• NEET Percentile Requirement : A minimum of the 50th percentile is typically required for General category candidates.

• Expected NEET Score Range : For the General category, the NEET cutoff scores have historically ranged from 720 to 137.

• Previous Year Closing Ranks : Top BHMS colleges had closing ranks between approximately 40,000 and 100,000 for General category candidates.

• Influencing Factors : Cutoff scores and ranks are influenced by factors such as the number of applicants, exam difficulty, and seat availability.

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Hello Aradhya,

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Hi,

No, you cannot change your category after the CAT examination during the IIM selection process. The category you mentioned in your CAT application form is considered final and will be used by IIMs for admission purposes. If you have applied under the General category, you will be evaluated as a General category candidate throughout the selection process, even if you belong to the OBC category.

To avoid such issues in the future, it’s essential to double-check your category details while filling out the application form for any examination.

Hello,

As you have not specified as CLAT UG or PG, I would presume the question as applying it for both Categories.

The cutoff lists that the individual universities release determine what constitutes a good score. A cutoff score of 75+ is anticipated for top-ranked NLUs due to a reduction in the number of questions.  In CLAT 2024, a score of more than 80 out of 120 can be considered good. The number of CLAT UG  and CLAT PG questions has been lowered by the Consortium of NLUs.

You will get a better private college with this Better Score. You can also refer the below link for predictor

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