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Which college are you talking about?

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SAMARTH AGARWALHelping others is my habit.

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Your placement will depend upon your academics of your graduation not your 12 percentage. Your 12 percentage will help you to be eligible for admission in the colleges. Nowadays even company will not going to check your marks as well as your certificate. Your percentage of graduation will help you to be eligible for applying in a company not your 12 percentage. Hope your query has been solved
Best of luck.

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ashutosh chauhan

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Yes, you are eligible for this course. Admission in this course mainly depends upon your marks in Physics+ chemistry+ Biology in class 12th. Your marks in PCB checked against the cut off released by DU for particular college and for particular course. For more information, visit DU website.

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Mehak Seth

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Hi Manik. Here's the list for some colleges offer B.Sc. (Hon. ). Physics :
- Ramjas college
- Hans Raj College
- The Neotia University
- Miranda House College
- St. Xavier's College
- IIFA Multimedia
- Sri Venkateswara College
- Hindu College
- Gargi College
- Acharya Narendra Dev College
- Scottish Church College
- Bethune College
- Maulana Azad College
- Mangalayatan University
- Guru Nanak Dev University.

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BFITBHUPINDER arora

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Dear Pekir, Greetings!
We appreciate your willingness for higher study with us. As per your query this is to inform you that you are eligible for the said course. If you are interested You can submit free of cost Online Application Form @https://www.bfitdoon.com/test/online_registration.php. To Block/Reserve a seat, you have to pay Rs.5000/- (adjustable in tuition fee & non- refundable) through any below mentioned modes 1. Online Payment facility2. By cash deposit in ICICI Bank 3. By making Demand Draft in favour of BFIT payable at Dehradun. 4. By RTGS/NEFT The Provisional Admission shall be granted to you. Within few minutes you get a
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Mohammed Faraz

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Everyone see this phase. I too failed my chemistry exam in class 11th because I was too much active in professional cricket rather than studies, the only way I got out of the situation was by scoring in my re-test or else I would have to repeat my class 12th
I would recommend you to become a bit buttering type person with your teachers especially in the exams you failed and then ask them to help you out for a couple of days for your doubts and be friendly and eager to learn they, then they will surly help you to get through and give you marks in the re-test.

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Jayant GuptaI am man of my words and dedicated towards my work

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Since you have scored 71% in commerce you can join any of these colleges. They are good, at same level but if you want to choose then go for IMIRC.

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Lalit Kumar

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Score minimum 55% in your PCMB and you can do that if you aim for 80%.
The fees for AIIMS is variable but it is less as compared to that of the other institutions. As AIIMS is in top medical college list of India so its cutoff is high. You need around 97+ percentile in NEET for the same.

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Priyanka Panchalpeaceful

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As you have score low in the NEET 2018. You cannot get government colleges. You should take a drop only if you are confident to crack it in next year otherwise you should not waste your one precious year. You can also try for some best courses rather than going in MBBS.

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