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Pavithra DesuDesign Engineer
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First, clear your exams and focus on the higher studies. If you are interested, you can take engineering for the better opportunities.
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Prachi PolMaking History...
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The registration will start soon after your results of class 12th. I hope this will help you.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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Akhtar Ali
Beginner-Level 3
Sorry, but no. For the general category, the cut-off is too high. You can opt for the B.A. Programme there or if you are from SC/ST category, there is a good chance that you get admission.
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Roshni ChoudharyBA (H) Economics at St. Stephen's College.
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eligibility criteria
BCA 45% aggregate marks in 10+2 exam with Mathematics as compulsory subject. If you had maths with commerce then you are eligible. Having information practices does not matter.
selection is made on the basis of UPSEE score.
BCA 45% aggregate marks in 10+2 exam with Mathematics as compulsory subject. If you had maths with commerce then you are eligible. Having information practices does not matter.
selection is made on the basis of UPSEE score.
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Aakash Saxena
Contributor-Level 7
The UGC NET Exam is over and the results have been declared. The exam was conducted in more than 80 subjects and the UGC NET Exam cut-off score was different for each subject. You have not mentioned the subject you want to know the UGC NET cut-off- https://scoop.eduncle.com/cbse-ugc-net-result, but I am giving you the subject-wise cut-off marks below. Economics JRF & Lectureship- 66, Lectureship Only- 56
Political Science JRF & Lectureship-61.33, Lectureship Only- 52.67
Philosophy JRF & Lectureship 70.67, Lectureship only 62.00
Psychology JRF & Lectureship 64.67, Lectureship only 56
History- JRF & Lectureship-56.67, Lectureship Only- 50
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Political Science JRF & Lectureship-61.33, Lectureship Only- 52.67
Philosophy JRF & Lectureship 70.67, Lectureship only 62.00
Psychology JRF & Lectureship 64.67, Lectureship only 56
History- JRF & Lectureship-56.67, Lectureship Only- 50
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JISHUA THOMAS
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CBSE or Central Board of Secondary Education organizes improvement exams for the candidates who want to do better on the exams. Improvement exams are conducted every year after the declaration of result of regular exams conducted by CBSE. Candidates can opt even for improvement of one exam; however, it is apt to opt all the five subjects for improvement exam.
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Sanjitha P
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The announcement by MHRD, the revised criteria of 75% marks (Gen Category), 65% (SC/ST/PwD Category) or being in the top 20 percentile in class XII is likely to be applicable for admissions to all NITs/IIITs/GFTIs along with IITs from the admission year 2017-18 onwards.
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