Hello aspirant,

Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya (DAVV), formerly known as University of Indore is a NAAC accredited ‘A+’ Grade college. The college provides certificate, diploma, UG, PG degree level courses as well as Management, Science, Engineering, Computer Science, Arts and Humanities, Law courses and many more. Admissions in this college are taken by 3 processes:-

1. CET

2. Department level Test

3. Merit in the qualifying examination

The college offers 5% relaxation in every course for students who belong to reserved categories.

For B.A, B.Com, B.Sc, B.Pharm, BCA and many other courses, the college conducts CET for admission and this year i.e., for 2021 as well the college will conduct the entrance test for those courses.

For more information visit:- https://www.dauniv.ac.in/view-all/colleges

Hope this helps,

All the Best!!

You didn't mentioned the course you want to take. Here not all the courses have same eligibility criteria. All the courses have their own eligibility criteria. So you should mention the course you want to take. Now here for PG courses you need to write entrance examination for being eligibile. Here is the link of the college which will help you to find further more details about admission

https://university.careers360.com/articles/tnau-admission

Dear Aspirant,

There is no such data available from the authorities to know the number of SC students from Karnataka who scored more than 300 marks.

The information released in the public domain is the number of students that have registered for NEET from Karnataka. That figure is 119626. Of these number of registered students, the number of students who appeared for the exam is close to 85000( unofficially). Of these number of candidates, the number of students who cleared NEET or secured a passing score is close to 54% i.e. almost 45000 students.

Now Karnataka has a decent number of government medical and bds seats. The total number of seats for medicine in government colleges is close to 3000. The number of seats for bds in the state is even less than this figure. One good thing in the state is that there are many private medical Institutes which have a much larger intake than that of the government institutes.

Of the total number of seats available in the state for medicine, 15% of the seats is reserved for All India Quota and the remaining 85% for Home state quota.

At this point of time, I would like to suggest you to not to think about the number of students who have scored well. Just focus on what you have achieved and see the medical college that you may get based in your rank. Furthermore, you have the backup of a strong reservation category which is the Scheduled Caste. You should not worry about the factors that you can not control, but rather focus on things that you can.

I hope that you get admission in a good college. All the very best.

Hey Vikas

The cutoff for Haryana board and CBSE remains common. The cutoff varies depending on the reservation quota and program. For SC quota, minimum percentage required for admission in to B.Com (//B.Com) (Hons) would be more than 70% and for esteem colleges like Hindu College, Hans Raj College one should score at least 90% in their respective boards.

All the best

Hello

The NEET- National Eligibility Enterance Test which is conducted by NTA-National Testing Agency in which the NEET- cut offs play important roles for the qaulifying students who wants to persue the MBBS course.

The cut offs and marks are totally depends upon each categories;

• General category- 50th percentile and NEET Cut-offs marks is 720-138
• SC/ST/OBC Catagory- 40th percentile and NEET Cut-offs marks is 137-108.

This cut off is of 2021 and NEET Cut-offs of 2022 will release soon by NTA at official website neet.nta.nic.in. the expected date of results is August 2022.

I suggest you to wait for the results, All the best for your bright future ahead!

Hi

Yes, you can get scholarship in IIIT UNA for SC students and also they have reservation in JEE Mains exams.  You can get good Branch and with scholarship too we  will provide you link below and with that link you can find best colleges in your state and other states too,

JEE Mains College Predictor,

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

Hello

Aspirant

NEET exam- National Eligibility Enterance Test which is conducted by NTA- National Testing Agency, which declared the advance information of examination city for NEET (UG)-2022 on their official website. This NEET reservation criteria will dictate the number of seats that are made available to several Catagories candidates who have applied for the examination.

The NEET reservation criteria 2022, 15% of the total seats are offered under All India Quota (AIQ) and remaining 85% is for state Quota because every state has its own quota and has its own individual quota application during the Counselling procedure. The NEET reservation criteria are relevant in central/ deemed University and also in private colleges.

The number of seats available for MBBS AND BDS is

1. MBBS seats- 76928
2. BDS seats- 26, 949

SC catagory is 15% NEET reservation

ST Catagory is 7.5%

OBC category is 27%

EWS Catagory is 10%

Yes, all NITs and IITs have this facility of 100% fee waiver to SC students.

As per government policy all NITs give 100% fee waiver to SC/ST students also this facility is being provided to students having family income less than 1lakh for general, general ews and obc candidates.

Also for candidates having family income between 1lakh-5lakh 2/3rd of the fees is waived.

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