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Core/non CSE specialisations at Chennai, AP, Bhopal campuses are realistic: Mechanical, EEE, ECE (borderline), Civil, Chemical, Production, and CSE adjacent specialisations (Data Science/AI) may slip away in Cat 1 but can appear in higher categories. Vellore CSE is out. If fees matter, lock Category

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VIT Vellore has no cut off on entrance Exam in M.Sc. Biotechnology. Rather, you will be able to get admitted based only on your grades in your Bachelors degree. At least 60 percent of cumulative score in a field related to Biology science ( e.g Botany, Zoology, Microbiology, Biotechnology). The SC/S

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Yes, But you will not eligible for the reservation for home state  students.Because the reservation is for the students who studied 11th and 12th in the state where the NIT is situated. The 50% seats are filled through home state quota. The remaining 50% is filled with the students from other s

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With an 88.5 percentile in JEE, getting a B.Tech CSE seat at VIT Andhra Pradesh depends on the cutoffs, which mostly consider VITEEE or Andhra Pradesh EAMCET ranks. VIT-AP typically admits via VITEEE or Andhra Pradesh EAMCET; JEE percentile alone may not directly qualify you unless converted accordi

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If you mean TNAU affiliated colleges, UG application windows usually open May–June, right after TN +2/CUET announcements, with counselling in June–July. For PG/PhD, windows shift a bit later. Bookmark TNAU's official admissions page and enable notifications; dates move slightly each year. Prepare co

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Expect roughly one lakh to one lakh fifty thousand rupees per year (tuition) for B.Sc MLT, plus admission, exam, lab, hostel, and transport if opted. The total of a year bill commonly lands between three lakh fifty thousand to five lakh rupees, depending on scholarships and hostel choice. Sathyabama

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Students can check the citywise PI Schedule for DOMS IIT Madras from the official website. Till then, candidates can apply for courses. Candidates applying through the CAT must first register for the CAT exam. Then appear for the CAT exam. Then with valid scores apply on the official website of the

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If you're OBC-NCL (Non-Creamy Layer), make sure to select OBC-NCL in the IIT Madras application. If you accidentally picked just “OBC, ” contact them ASAP with your correct central certificate. No valid OBC-NCL doc? Your app could get bumped to General. That's risky if your rank isn't strong. Don't

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So here's the tea — TNAU doesn't have a direct B.Sc. Biochem course. Instead, Biochem is sprinkled into other courses like Agri, Horti, Forestry, Food & Nutrition, etc. It's more like a supporting character than the main one. If you're dead-set on B.Sc. Biochemistry as your major, check out other co

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for ob ncl it is 75 or 65 for josaa counseling?

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For JoSAA counselling, the eligibility criterion for OBC-NCL (Other Backward Classes - Non-Creamy Layer) candidates, specifically for admission to NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs, is generally sixty-five percent in their 12th standard or being in the top twenty percentile of their respective qualifying exami

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