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Can I get a seat in mechanical engineering? I've got 66162 rank in EAMCET.
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You are eligible to get into any of the averagely rated private colleges in your state. If you are a reserved candidate, you might get into a good college.
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If any student doesn't qualify EAMCET but secure a good result in intermediate marks, what should he do for his career?
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There are many other entrance exams where you can try your luck. Else, you are open to join a degree course in your interested field.
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I've got 17999 rank, can I get EEE or ECE branch in Andhra University, Visakhapatnam college?
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You might have a chance if you have any reservation criteria else give it a try.AU considers a very better score than this.If possible try for other affiliated institutions which follow the same syllabi pattern.
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Which course is better: biotechnology or biomedical engineering (in case of salary package)?
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How can I convert my 12th percentage into TNEA (online site)?
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The first mark in each subjects is taken as 100%. If the person scores first mark 97/100 in physics. Then marks are normalized to 97. So the percentage of person scoring 90, will have a percentage (90/97)*100. CUTOFF/200 = MATHS + 0.5 * PHYSICS + 0.5 * CHEMISTRY.
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