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Anushree Bhargava

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Yes, Yonsei University accepts IELTS for B.Tech admissions. Usually, they want around 6.5 or higher for English proficiency. Most uni, universities in Seoul, including SNU and Korea University, also accept IELTS for B. Tech courses, just make sure to check each department's requirement.

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Anushree Bhargava

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With 7.2 Lacs CRL and 58k SC rank getting NITs or IIITs is not possible. The placements are usually low in colleges that accept such ranks but you can still try state government colleges or private ones that offer scholarships. Check colleges like LPU, SRM or Amrita for decent placements.

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Anushree Bhargava

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The MHT CET 2025 cutoff is the minimum rank or marks you need to get into top engineering colleges in Maharashtra. It depends on your category, course, and college preference. For general category students, around 90 marks (45%) is a safe score. Reserved categories need about 80 marks (40%). Round 1 cutoff lists will be out on July 31, 2025, on the official CET Cell website. Stay updated for exact college-wise ranks.

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Anushree Bhargava

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At 707729 rank getting any NIT or IIITt is almost impossible unless you have a strong category rank like ST or PWD. Even then also very few seats in less demanded branches might be available.

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Rashmi Srivastava

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Yes, CUET is a national-level exam, and its pattern is already decided for every course type, whether it's a BA or a BSc. Logical Reasoning tests your critical thinking skills, and practicing for a good amount of time will help you pass this section as well. All the best! 

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Sarthak Tiwari

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With an OBC category rank of seventy-one thousand five hundred in JEE Mains, securing admission in IIIT Bhubaneswar is generally very challenging. The cut-offs for IIITs, even for OBC, are usually much lower. While having a green card might offer some specific quotas or relaxed criteria for international applicants at some institutions, it's not a standard factor for JEE Mains-based admissions for Indian citizens. Your best bet would be to check the DASA (Direct Admission of Students Abroad) scheme if your green card status qualifies.

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Sarthak Tiwari

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To gain admission to the MBA Dual programme at PUMBA (Department of Management Sciences, Savitribai Phule Pune University) through the CMAT exam, you first need a valid CMAT score. After the CMAT results are out, you must apply to PUMBA. The selection process typically involves a Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI) round, which assesses your communication skills, leadership potential, and general awareness. Your final merit will be a composite score, usually giving significant weightage to CMAT, along to your GD/PI performance and academic record.

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Salviya Antony

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Scoring good marks in GSEB SSC exam in 1 month is possible only with focus, determination and hard work. Read NCERT books and class notes for Science and Social science. Solve as many sample papers and previous years' question papers to have a good grip on subject. Take small breaks and restrict yourself from social media. This will help you ace the exam.

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Salviya Antony

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Yes, GSEB uses the concept known as stepwise marking. This means that even if the final answer is incorrect, marks are given for correct steps, logic, or calculations within the solution. The marking scheme is designed to reward effort and understanding, even if the final result is not accurate. 
 
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    Each question is broken down into steps, and each step is assigned a specific weightage. If a student correctly solves a particular step, they receive the corresponding marks, regardless of whether the final answer is correct. 
     
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