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Deepanshi ailawadi

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According to the SAT eligibility 2018, there is no maximum or minimum age limit set by the conducting authority. Although the college board does not prescribe any particular SAT 2018 eligibility criteria. Students aged between 17-18 years of age mostly appear for the SAT 2018 test to get admission into colleges for undergraduate studies. Ideally, high school students opt for the SAT examination. Age Limit- SAT eligibility 2018 do not state any age limitation to appear for the SAT test. Hope this helps.

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Deepanshi ailawadi

Contributor-Level 10

You can follow up the below given link:
http://xaviers.edu/main/index.php/admissions-and-courses?showall=&start=2
All the best.

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Deepanshi ailawadi

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You can apply. Also, you can check out the reliable information from the below-given link:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/b-sc-hons-in-mathematics-shivaji-college-raja-garden-delhi-53610
Number of seats for general category for the course is 97, Last year, the cutoff for the same is 92% in best four aggregate, so you may apply for the course but it depends on this year (2018) cutoff.
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Deepanshi ailawadi

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Yes, you are eligible for other details please refer to the below given link
https://christuniversity.in/apply-online#apply_now
All the best.

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Deepanshi ailawadi

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It seems difficult because last year, the cutoff is 96% for general category, It varies from year to year & also depending on whether you want to take admission in grant or non-grant. However, getting above 80% means that you have a good chance of getting admission.
Visit www.fergusson.edu you will get all information and this is a merit list of fyba ( English )
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Deepanshi ailawadi

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You can check out the eligibility from the below given link as per your suitable course:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/anna-university-Chennai-3084/admission
Best of luck.

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Deepanshi ailawadi

Contributor-Level 10

Yes, you are eligible and you can apply for the same.
It lies between 55 to 70% for SC/ST/OBC candidates
The cut offs change every year. They're a bit different for different categories (general, OBC, etc.). And for students coming from various boards (state, CBSE). You can get previous year cutoffs and merit list on the Internet. The college website has all the information regarding registration, admissions for FY, which has started, I suppose.
www.fergusson.edu
Hope this helps.

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Vishal MauryaPursuing social research.

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Why not, sure you can pursue but mathematics is compulsory. There is basic mathematics in CS that's don't worry about mathematics. Let it happen.

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nishant pandey

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There are chances, of course. I suggest you to contact the university yourself and be more clear regarding the situation. Good Luck.

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NIKHIL SONIWinners Never Quit.......

Guide-Level 11

Yes, you can apply for NEET. But physics is an important subject in NEET, so focus on that. All the best.

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