Dear Candidate,

To appear for NEET you must have passed 10+2 or equivalent with physics,chemistry,biology/biotechnology and english as your subject in 10+2.Class 12 or equivalent appearing student are also eligibile to appear for NEET.Candidates must complete their 17 years of age in December.

The class 12 percent required for NEET exam is different for different category. General category candidate must score 50% agreegate marks in 12th to appear for NEET while OBC/SC/ST candidate must score 40% agreegate marks in 12th and PWD candidate must score 45% aggregate marks.

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Dear Applicant,

I hope you are doing well. The Maharashtra board is planning on conducting its supplementary exam in the month of October. The supplementary exam timetable was supposed to be released on their website I have given it to you so check it out.

mahahsscboard.maharashtra.gov.in.

See due to the ongoing pandemic alot of dates at tentative and we cant jump to conclusions because of the safety of students due to covid. The exams will be conducted sooner or later so dont worry and keep un touch with your books. All the best.

Dear student,

Hello there, I hope you are doing well. You see BSC admission are based on the Mark's you get during your 12th board in most of the cases. So if you score well during your 12th class you are sure to get admission. The minimum cut off Mark's required are 55% actually but this can vary from institutions to institutions. Some colleges may keep a high cut off while few may keep it low, this also depends on which bacholes course you want like BSC in computer science  or chemistry, biology, physics or anything else. If you really want to do BSC and you are not getting admission this year there are 2 options at your disposal,

1. Try your admission next year.
2. Try in another neighbouring state like Goa.

This is 1 way out for you. If a situation arises when in you cant get admission than apply for some small time courses that will helps you be it in computer or diploma courses. Dont loose your touch with studies that's the main point. Or you can prepare for some entrance exams.

Hope this helps.

Hello,

So Honestly with only 50% it is hardly possible to continue with science stream in the future. In my opinion you yourself should not choose as it will be easier to focus on streams good for your future. Even if you really like science I would not suggest than because getting admission will not be possible and even if you go through management quota it will not help you. You could look for other options like law, journalism, arts. You could choose something creative which don't need any basics. These are also good courses and difficult to get but you won't have to face the struggle for not being able to fulfill the requirement of PCM or PCB.

Good luck.

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Hello aspirant ,

You definitely need to appear for CET examination again to be eligible for getting admission in associated colleges.

You can reappear for your 12 improvement from open schooling ( to get improvement in required subjects) which would further help you to boost up your preparations.

To know more regarding same you can refer the link given below-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet

I hope this helps.

Regards

Madhur

hi,

see the eligibility criteria for B.Sc in Information technology is candidates must have studied mathematics and English as a subject in 12th course. however the qualifying marks criteria is differ to college wise , however if the merit based selection is done in college admission, then you have less chances for tier 1  college. SOME OF THE best college for b.sc IT,

Miranda House, Delhi

Hindu College, Delhi

St. Stephen's College, Delhi

Madras Christian College (MCC), Chennai

kirori mal college

Hello sneha,

Hope you are doing well.

As per your question, if you are interested in computer field then you can opt for Btech in computer science engineering. Else you can can also choose an alternative option like doing bsc with IT Or persuing BCA. You can choose BCA and BSC with IT if you had not given any entrance exam otherwise you can go for CSE department as per your merit.

Also as CSE is trending branch now a days so at 50 percent marks in HSC your chance of getting CSE is low in private college unless you didn't score good marks in entrance exam. As state entrance exam calculate their merit on the basis of 60 prevent boards and 40 percent of your entrance exam.

If you had give jee entrance exam you can check out your rank as per this predictor tool as this they have eliminated considering boards marks :-

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-rank-predictor

If you want to predict your college as per your jee rank you can visit:-

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

Hope this information helps you out. Thank you.

Hi aspirant,

As you had scored 50% in HSC which is very less to get admission in reputed colleges. However you can get admission in computer engineering or IT field in engineering colleges as per your ranking. Apart from that you can also go for in engineering field and side by side learn different programming languages.

hope this is helpful ti clear your dilemma.

Hey Sneha, basically Maths is not the subject that plays a crucial role in BSC-IT, because the course revolves around subjects related to the technical aspects more. What actually matters is your interest in coding and a liking for IT related subjects, if yes, then you should definitely go for it. Basically BSC-IT has subjects like Python, C, C++, Java, Computer graphics, etc. Yes, you will have Maths initially in the first two semesters but that can be managed easily if you get proper guidance and if you do a regular practice of Maths by studying on a regular basis. You need to have an overall subject total of 45 in Maths to stand eligible for taking admission in a BSC-IT course. If you have an aggregate Maths subject total above 45(not just the 35 that you scored in your theory but include the other internal marks as well regarding assignments, class tests or even worksheets). You should have a score of minimum 55% marks in the PCM subjects, but if you have an aggregate score of minimum 50% in 12th Science stream, then you dont need to worry, you will be eligible to take admission in a B.Sc-IT course. Usually Government colleges have a higher cut-off scores for admission as compared to the Private college who usually have a decent and lower cut-off scores for admissions. So you can compare your final score/percentage with the cut-off lists of several colleges offering B.Sc-IT course by visiting their official websites. I hope this helps you.
Good Luck!!