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For General category:
- 220+
- 170-200, you might get your name listed in 1st or 2nd waiting list.
For Muslim category:
- 150+
All the best. Stay focused.
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You have forgotten to mention the institution about whose hostel you have asked. I have known of many colleges and universities where such a system exists, mostly, in fact in private universities only. If you feel that you have a big amount to spend then you may take a call for the AC one. Otherwise, I believe that as students we must not run after pleasures and facilities like these. To be good in architecture, AC or non-AC won't do any difference.
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If you had completed your 12th class earlier before pursuing the certificate course and had Maths and Physics as your core subjects, then you can certainly apply for B.Arch course. Also, minimum percentage score should be 50% in order to stand eligible for this course.
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