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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
Engineering students of both government and private institutions might have to write a mandatory exit examination in their final year. Their performance in this examination is likely to determine their employability, as the government plans to share their scores with prospective employers.
Concerned about the quality of engineering students graduating every year, the government is proposing to test their attainment levels through this examination. The issue is still under discussion with All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). There is no announcement on its implementation plan yet.
Concerned about the quality of engineering students graduating every year, the government is proposing to test their attainment levels through this examination. The issue is still under discussion with All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). There is no announcement on its implementation plan yet.
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
Scholar-Level 17
Hello Ashish,
The minimum percentage in 12th board exam is 75% for general category and 65% for SC, ST and PWD candidates. They would ask for the overall percentage so that your total marks are not a factor in this calculation.
You need to have 75% or be in the top 20 percentile that is you should be in the top 20% candidates in your board. This is the required condition.
The minimum percentage in 12th board exam is 75% for general category and 65% for SC, ST and PWD candidates. They would ask for the overall percentage so that your total marks are not a factor in this calculation.
You need to have 75% or be in the top 20 percentile that is you should be in the top 20% candidates in your board. This is the required condition.
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Pankaj Chaudhary
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There is no any spot round from last year for admission in NITs. You have to go through the 7 rounds of counseling held by JoSSA.
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Shubham Shah
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If you are from open category student then you must score approximately 110-120.
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Pavitra Khuranaalways here to support you
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Nothing will happen, it's your own choice. You will just get colleges on the basis of your JEE Mains rank only.
You can still apply for both JoSSA (for colleges other than IIT's) & JAC (for 4 colleges, NSIT, IIIT, DTU ,IGDTUW ) through your JEE Mains All India Rank.
It is not compulsory to give Advanced.
Al the very best!
Happy to support!
You can still apply for both JoSSA (for colleges other than IIT's) & JAC (for 4 colleges, NSIT, IIIT, DTU ,IGDTUW ) through your JEE Mains All India Rank.
It is not compulsory to give Advanced.
Al the very best!
Happy to support!
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SAMRIDDHI SHARMA
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You will surely get NIT if 4000 is your general rank.
All the best.
Try till last round of JoSSA.
All the best.
Try till last round of JoSSA.
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RAKESH SINGH
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This fully depends on you. Question yourself that is that anything in which you can make an improvement. Review your previous years and think what mistakes you do. All the decisions you make in life is only taken by you.
I am a 2-year dropped student. In the first attempt, I scored 29 but in the 2nd one, I got 130. But I want to give myself one more chance. Also, my this year's score is 160.I expected about 190-200 as my preparation was the same. But in the last few days, I got chickenpox so I couldn't revise properly. But I am happy for me because this year, 12th marks were not considered and due to this my rank turned up to be 21199
I am a 2-year dropped student. In the first attempt, I scored 29 but in the 2nd one, I got 130. But I want to give myself one more chance. Also, my this year's score is 160.I expected about 190-200 as my preparation was the same. But in the last few days, I got chickenpox so I couldn't revise properly. But I am happy for me because this year, 12th marks were not considered and due to this my rank turned up to be 21199
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Mir Noaman Ali
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Hi Gaurav,
Yes, you are still eligible for MBA at FMS Delhi with your year gap after 12th.
Yes, you are still eligible for MBA at FMS Delhi with your year gap after 12th.
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