Hello Aspirant!!

Unfortunately NO. You need to have minimum 90+ percentage to get admission in Fergusson College. Your admission won't be on merit, but you have an outside chance.

You can continue to visit college after the admissions are closed. Many students vacate a seat after they get admission in Engineering or Medical Colleges. So if you keep on visiting the college and if there is a vacant seat they might get you admitted. Hope you are clear. Thank you.

As per your question according to the data NEET Reservation policies and criteria are applicable for V-J

Day All India Quota (AIQ) seats as per Government of India norms. On the opposite hand, criteria for

reservation in state quota seats are subject to the principles of the state governing body/counselling

authority.

The reservation of seats for 15% All India Quota is indicated below

Category Seats Reserved (Percentage)

Scheduled Caste 15%

Scheduled Tribe 7.5%

OBC (Non-creamy layer) 27%

Physically handicapped 3%

There is no reservation of seats for candidates from OBC-Creamy layer.

27% seats under All India Quota are reserved for non-creamy layer OBC candidates only in Central

Educational Institutions. This reservation will only be applicable to the castes mentioned within the

Central list of OBC. therefore the caste certificate should be central.

Central government doesn't issue any sort of caste certificates therefore the state certificate for your

category are going to be valid in both central and state counseling, don't be concerned about it.

Hello student,

Actually as per I know the caste NT C is comes under OBC caste in national level. And the OBC caste did not get any reservation in government medical colleges. So it is is not possible to get admission with 41% in 10 + 2 level.

Because for OBC category and general category you should have minimum 50% marks in 10 + 2.

hey,

here are the B.tech private colleges

1. reva university , bangalore

2. MIT college of engineering , pune

3. VIT university ,chennai

4. mukesh patel school of technology management and engineering , mumbai

4. jamia hamdard , new delhi

5. AAA college of engineering and technology, thiruthangal

6. Aditya engineering college , surampalem

7. SRM institute of science and technology , ramapuram campus

8. CMR university , bangalore

9. vivekananda global university , jaipur

hope this helps

good luck!

Yes sir BBA withour Entrance exam is possible in Maharastra  with your score

Dont worry i have made a list of colleges where you can apply:

1.Sinhgad Institutes (Under Graduate Colleges), Pune

2.Jai Hind College Mumbai

3.MIT WPU Pune

4.Amity University, Panvel

5.School of Management , D.Y.Patil , Navi Mumbai

6.MIT-ADT college of Management Pune

7.Ajeenkya DY Patil University , Pune

8.Vishwakarma University, Kothrud Pune

Thank you , Hope you liked the answer

Sorry Brother we didn't got your question.

Please ask again in perfect so we can answer

Dear Candidates,

To get admission in IIT's  or NIT's  you should score at least 75% for Gen Category  in board exam and 65% aggregate marks (for SC, ST and PwD candidates) otherwise  you should at least come in top 20% percentile in particular board.

To check top 20 percentile of different board here is link :-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/top-20-percentile-cutoff-of-class-12-boards-for-iit-admission

Hope this helps!!

All the Best!!

Hey Harsh

Do not worry there are many institutes that take entrance exams. You can still apply for TS EAMCET , Odisha Joint Entrance Examination (OJEE) , LPU NEST , JK CET GUJCET , UKSEE, AEEE etc and prepare well for the exam.

You need to give entrance exams for getting admission to the Government colleges. I hope this helped. All the best.

Hello! First of all tell me why you need this 6 marks? Is it very important? From my point of view I suggest applying for revaluation may or may not be favorable. You have 50% of chance to get improved score and there is another 50% of chances to get the same score even after revaluation process. But you should also consider the possibility of your scoring coming down. So better consult with your professors before applying for revaluation.

Next, I would suggest you side by side prepare for the improvement exam. But during this pandemic time, going and writing an improvement exam is not advisable. Hope this was helpful. Thank you.