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New answer posted•3 years ago
Mayank Rajput
3 years ago
Sure, you can get admission in 2nd extended round at PA College of Engineering.

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New answer posted•3 years ago
Hello Ritesh, National testing agency declares percentile for different Sets of examination which they conduct for JEE Mains. However, after end of these Sets of examination National testing agency while announcing the results which is best of the lord also declares ranking of every student and I am

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New answer posted•3 years ago
Hello Bhavya, the total number of seats in all IIT's put together is also almost similar to your ranking where as only 10% of the seats are reserved for EWS category of students. In view of this I am afraid that you will have to prepare once again with much more dedication next year with the hope of

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New answer posted•3 years ago
Hello Anjana manhare, I am afraid that your performance in JEE Mains is low and you have obtain ranking of about 5 Lacs. With this ranking practically speaking you are not going to get any NIT or GFTI. Best wishes to you if you are going to prepare for JEE entrance exam once again in next year.

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New answer posted•3 years ago
Hello Karan Sharma, I must SEE that for the category that you are mentioning your performance in JEE Mains is reasonably good. However for predicting the probable branch and the college I was strongly advice you download college predictor developed by Shiksha especially for JEE Mains. It will clear

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Anisha Jain
3 years ago
An aggregate of 50 percentage marks in minimum is required for 10+2 scheme with any of the approved board in India and having PCB as compulsory subjects.

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New answer posted•3 years ago
MCA Master of Computer Applications is a professional master s degree in computer Science. It focuses on providing a theoretical as well as practical training to students in the related field. Computer Applications is the use of a computer to solve a problem or to accomplish a particular job. This c

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New answer posted•3 years ago
Hello Priyanka, yes I can assure you that even with this percentile you will get admission in one of the engineering colleges in the state of Maharashtra. You must first download the college predictor specially designed by Shiksha for the entrance exam MHT CET. Once you fill in your percentile and o

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New answer posted•3 years ago
Hello harshada, it's very nice to hear from you that you are interested in doing your engineering in the latest and upcoming field of artificial intelligence. For knowing as to in which branch and college you can get admission with this percentile I would like to advise you to download the specially

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New answer posted•3 years ago
Hello Priyanka, knowing the condition of status of seats filled by different engineering colleges in Maharashtra in the previous years I am sure that you will get admission in one of the colleges in Mumbai. But if I may advise you why the need to go for engineering with just 26 percentile. These day

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