Colleges in West Bengal

Candidate must score 55 percent marks in the particular exam to take admission .different cretria are offered for every caste .this course is off 5 years and in semester form eith 10 semester. cutoff goes according to the candidates applied for the course.

yes you can take admission in Amity university, kolkata because this university provide placement with good packages to the students who perform well in the particular course . and as you scored good marks you will get scholarship also for yor performance previously .

It's quite low
But you can get admission in other good colleges with these marks.

Hello Yogendra
Congratulations for your success!
As I can SEE you are from OBC category ! As for now I can suggest you to don't loose you patience and apply in all round including special round. You can get your state medical College as your domicile is UP. BE PATIENCE.

Hello dear student, The University of Calcutta is the oldest major public research university in India, located in Kolkata, West Bengal, India. Considered one of best state research university all over India and every year CU topped among India's best universities. The Calcutta University releases merit list every year for admission process. The merit is used to be very high and rest all varies according to the the candidate that to which category he or she is belonging. Keep studying- go for shiksha.

It will be based on your state CET exam cut off, so please visit your state counselling portal.

If you are planning for bba you have to locate the colleges which are good around you locality or your desired location. Plan for good business schools which offer good education. If you just want a degree then you can opt for any college at lesser fees rate. Good colleges are Presidency, IIM, Sheshadripuram, Christ, St Josephs and many more. You can opt from these colleges which are in Bangalore or research for other colleges in your locality

Yes, you can do BA in vocal music in RBU university Kolkata while studying B.Sc. In another subject simultaneously
But there is a catch According to UGC guidelines it is possible but with a condition that your classes must not overlap
So you can pursue B.A. As distance course and B.Sc. As regular course or vice versa.