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Hemanshi Pathania
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Yes, there is no problem in that. If you think that Maths is your weak area, then it's a wise decision, drop the subject as it can have a negative impact on your 12th board results. Don't get persuaded by your peers or relatives.
Just do what suits you the best.
Just do what suits you the best.
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AKSHAT AGRAWAL
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Yes, BMSCE accepts MAT for MBA Admission and the cut-off is 90 percentile.
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Deeksha Dixit
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Based on previous year's cutoff trends, you need to have a rank of around 2,000 in JEE Advanced. However, for top branches, you need to get a rank under 100 in JEE.
1. To get into top branches like computer Science and engineering at IIT Bombay, you need to get AJEE Advance rank of around 65.
2. To get into the Electrical Engineering branch, you need to have a rank of around 300 in JEE.
3. In fields like civil engineering, you can get admission with a rank of around 3,000. You can check the closing rank for IIT Bombay at this link to get an idea of the rank you need for admission: https://www.shiksha.com/university/iit-bombay-indian-in
1. To get into top branches like computer Science and engineering at IIT Bombay, you need to get AJEE Advance rank of around 65.
2. To get into the Electrical Engineering branch, you need to have a rank of around 300 in JEE.
3. In fields like civil engineering, you can get admission with a rank of around 3,000. You can check the closing rank for IIT Bombay at this link to get an idea of the rank you need for admission: https://www.shiksha.com/university/iit-bombay-indian-in
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Debalina Bhowmick
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Engineering and social sciences are totally different sciences. One cannot really compare these two streams. There are some courses which demand specific degree for applying eg: clinical psychology, MBA etc. The remaining courses ask for any degree. You can go through the courses mentioned on the website, and if your interests match the subjects of the course, you can apply for it. I am an engineer myself and chose Public Policy, Governance, and Development Studies as my preferences for admission after finding that these two courses are of my interest. I have not chosen HRM&LR, which happens to be the most sought-after course in TISS,
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Chandrita Das
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For Xavier's ,admission is provided based on two basis first on the basis of your 12th result cutoff and secondly they also take their own entrance exams. Cutoff is generally 96% but that too varies year to year. You can check out the website for further information and have a look at the cutoff and then apply for the course
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SUDHANSHU KUMAR
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You may hire private Ph.D. guide for Ph.D. Chemistry. They provide you total guide until the completion of course. First you have to submit online proposal for this. After the selection of best Ph.D. guider you may continue your course.
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