B.Sc.

Well, to get a decent government medical college, your NEET marks should be above 600 if you are a General candidate.

You can get colleges even if your mark is around 580 or so, but you can't expect your college campus and facilities to be top notch.

And one thing PGIMER is for doing your Masters degree not undergraduate degree .

You got to focus on all the three subjects, especially Physics. Physics is what really makes the difference coz almost every bio student is good at bio, so certainly that won't keep you offbeat with your other competitors. As chemistry is concerned, it's comparatively easy. So make sure you got to secure around 140 in physics, Around 160 in chemistry and 340 in Biology for a decent rank.

Solve as many question banks and previous years questions as possible.

Hello Nishar Ahmed, St Paul's College of Bangalore is affiliated to Bangalore University. The college has good reputation amongst students community and hence lots of students do apply. With 50% seats reserved for minority students for whom this college was established, competition is intense for remaining seats. Here I want to clarify that general brochure or handbook of admission does talk of cutoff to the extent of saying that these are determined every year. It is understood that for general category students admission for marks below 70% in 12th, admission would be difficult. But for minority students, admissions are given for a much less percentage of marks in the 12th examination. This figure of cutoff is not cast in concrete but is quite flexible. All the same, for a student who has scored just 60% marks in 12th, admission to BSc is difficult if general category but will get if from minority.

Best wishes to you.

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The KJ Somaiya College of Science & Commerce accepts the following entrance exam scores for admission:

1. For undergraduate (UG) programs, the admission is merit-based, and the college considers the scores achieved in the previous qualifying examination (10+2 board examination) for admission.

To get into KJ Somaiya College of Science & Commerce, you need to meet the specific admission requirements set by the institution. Based on the available information, the cutoff for KJ Somaiya College of Science & Commerce for the year 2023 is as follows [1]:

• For B.Sc. in Physics: 40.83%
• - For Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.): 78%

If you have scored 70% in Class 12th, you may not meet the cutoff for the Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) course. However, you can consider pursuing a different course or applying for a postgraduate programme at S K Somaiya College [5]. Postgraduate programs are offered in Commerce, Management, Science, and Arts, and you can inquire about the eligibility and fees structure on the college's website.

Please note that these are the closing ranks for the respective courses, and you may need to score higher than these percentages to secure admission. It is essential to keep in mind that these percentages may vary each year, and it is recommended to check the college's official website or contact them directly for the most up-to-date information on admission requirements and cutoffs.

The following qualifications are required for a BSc: A minimum of 50% to 60% aggregate from an approved board is required for candidates to pass Class 12 in the Science stream.The following were the anticipated category-wise cut-offs for different courses in 2019:88 to 60 for Unreserved, 59 to 55 for Backward Caste-2, 59 to 51 for Backward Caste-1, 59 to 42 for Economically Weaker Sections, 59 to 46 for Scheduled Caste, 59 to 56 for Scheduled Tribe, and 59 to 51 for Other Backward Classes were the cut-offs for the Biology Program.In the case of the Arts Program, the range of cut-offs was as follows: 60 to 57 for Backward Caste-2; 60 to 54 for Backward Caste-1; 60 to 53 for Economically Weaker Sections; 60 to 48 for Scheduled Caste; 60 to 55 for Scheduled Tribe; and 55 to 47 for Other Backward Classes.The cut-off range for the Maths Program was 87 to 66.

Hello Nishar Ahmed, St Paul's College of Bangalore is having a great name in the academic circle as well as in the students community. This college provides cost of facilities to the students who take admission. College ensures the overall development of the students in their personal as well as professional lives. Their Bachelor of Science course is of course well known for excellent teachers and as a result the average placements of students of BSc is about 90% or more. The very fact that many well known companies make a beeline to SNAP students during the placement season is in itself acknowledgement of the fact that the college has a good reputation in the industry also. The students who have passed out or all ga-ga over their experience of three years of studies in this college. 

Best wishes to you.