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In order to get a seat under BSc agriculture in KCET you have to secure a minimum of 50% i.e, you must get 100 marks out of 200 in the entrance exam.most students with high ranks go for Engineering. There's not much competition in BSc agriculture as compared to other fields in KCET.

Your marks are good. Yeah you will surely fetch a seat!

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The KCET rank of 9910 with a good score of 91% in your class at second year's end should give you more than a fair chance of finding a seat in B. Sc. Agriculture, especially through government or well-reputed private colleges in Karnataka. However, there are a few factors on which admission depends:

Reservation Category: If you belong to a reservation category such as SC/ST/OBC, then, too you stand a higher chance of grabbing the seat.

Seat Availability: For each college, there are separate seats in B.Sc. Agriculture. Traditionally, government colleges have fewer seats, hence cut-offs are sharper.

Cut-off Trends: Cut-offs keep changing every year based on the intake or the number of students applying for their respective courses, complexity levels, and availability. Always refer to old years cut-offs of the colleges you intend to apply for.

Counseling Process: You may get a seat based on your rank, preferences, and availability through the counseling process of KCET.

You must often look for the updates on KCET counseling and enroll yourself in it to continue with the admission processes.

Do you have any special college you want? That too reduces probability.

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As per your question, in the official website of your application, you will be able to find the contact details of the authorities. Go to the bottom of the page, and once you find their number or email address, you can contact them. They will try to edit your application.

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If you have two thumbs on one hand, it could make it difficult to pass the medical exam for NDA (National Defence Academy). The medical standards for NDA are very strict, especially about physical fitness and ability.

NDA requires candidates to have no physical conditions that might affect their performance. If having two thumbs affects how your hand works, like your grip or movement, it might be a problem.

However, every case is looked at individually. If your hand works well and the condition can be treated, you might still have a chance. It's best to talk to a doctor or someone involved in defense recruitment to get clear advice for your situation.

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For cancelling an improvement exam registration with CBSE, you'll want to contact your school or the CBSE regional office directly as soon as possible. They're the ones who can help process cancellation requests.

I'd suggest speaking with your school counsellor or principal first, as they often have the most up-to-date info on CBSE procedures. If you need to go directly to CBSE, you can find contact details for your regional office on the official CBSE website.

Just remember, there might be a deadline for cancellations, so it's best to act quickly. Do you need any help finding the right contact information?

Generally, one must score 150 or higher out of 200 on the MHT CET in order to be admitted to a reputable government college. The cutoff, however, might change based on the category, branch, and college. Aim for a score of 170+ in highly competitive courses to increase your chances.

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For JEE Mains prep in 6 months, you'll want to focus on the core topics in Physics, Chemistry, and Math. Some key areas to drill down on:

Physics: Mechanics, Electromagnetism, Optics

Chemistry: Physical Chemistry, Organic reactions

Math: Calculus, Algebra, Coordinate Geometry

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Yes, you can typically submit your 8th semester marksheet as proof of graduation if you haven't received your degree yet.

Most institutions understand that degrees may take time to be issued after completing the final semester. Make sure to check if the registration guidelines specify acceptable documents, as requirements may vary.

It’s also a good idea to include a statement indicating that you are awaiting your official degree, which can help clarify your situation. If possible, contact the relevant authority for confirmation to avoid any issues during the registration process.

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Yes, if you receive an allotment in the second round of BAMS Maharashtra counseling but prefer the college allotted in the first round, you can fill out the status retention form.

This allows you to retain your seat in the first-choice college instead of accepting the new allotment. Make sure to follow the specific guidelines and deadlines set by the counseling authority for submitting the retention form.

It's important to confirm your eligibility and the procedures outlined by the admission office of the respective colleges to ensure a smooth process.

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