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Aman Jain

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Hi,
Yes, there could be chances of you getting a good college. You might not find yourself anywhere with the release of the first cut-off, but you do have a chance as the further cut-off lists are declared. You can refer to the last year's cut-off list to have an idea about the colleges you might get.

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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach

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You question about the process two months back.and this is possible that you must have got to know this by visiting the place or through other resources.
You were to apply online when the online application process started and your eligibility was only 12th.

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anvita rastogiStudent: statistics at st. Xavier's College Mumbai

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See to get into St. Xavier's for junior college with 85% is a tough move. They have in-house quota, state board quota. Still I would suggest you to apply for it and to some other colleges as well.
All the best!

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Sibani Sonowal

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Last year, the cutoff for general category was 97.5.
Usually there isn't much difference in the cutoffs. But let's hope for the best and wait for the cutoffs. Also there are other good colleges in Delhi University providing B.Com (Hons).

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Bipin,
To my knowledge perhaps except for TN, no other state admits students to engineering based on marks of 12th. Hence your 83% are in a sense irrelevant. You should have given CET of your state.

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Onkar GunjkarCool and calm ..here to help students with charm😎

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For getting admission into NITs, you should be in top 75 percentile of the 12th board or have atleast 75% in boards but as your current marks are not satisfying this condition you are not eligible for getting admission into NITs. All the best for future.

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Akshit ABTech CSE

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Please contact your school authority as they can help you in this situation.

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Mohammed Faraz

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If you are in the general category, then for your information seats at good colleges under DU close at 98%.

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Santanu Nag

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75% marks are needed in boards to get NIT. You may get some government colleges.

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Deepanshi ailawadi

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There is no different cut-off for UP board. DU examination students seeking admissions to undergraduate courses at various faculties/departments on basis of merit score or entrance exam need to be qualified in Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination (SSSCE) i.e. class 12th qualifying examination from CBSE board or equivalent board of education.

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