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With 85% in 12th and 57.31 percentile in JEE Main, getting admission into IGDTUW for B.Tech is very unlikely, as cutoff ranks are much higher (generally within top 1 Lacs ranks). You can try for spot rounds or look into other colleges with lower cutoff requirements.

With an OBC rank of 18,400 in JEE Mains, you can think of colleges such as NIT Agartala, NIT Goa, NIT Hamirpur, and GFTIs like BIT Mesra and Assam University. Private universities such as Chandigarh University and KL University provide good placements with well-paying packages. Look for state counseling and branch flexibility to improve your prospects.

The colleges you can get with a CRL of 58000 in JEE Mains:

• NIT Hamirpur
  Mechanical Engineering
  Closing Rank: ~75,085 (Home State, Gender-Neutral)
• NIT Patna
  Civil Engineering
  Closing Rank: ~57,153 (Open Seat, Female-only)
• NIT Uttarakhand
  Civil Engineering
  Closing Rank: ~64,639 (Home State, Gender-Neutral)
• IIIT Manipur
  Electronics and Communication Engineering
  Closing Rank: ~60,618 (Home State, Female-only)
• IIITDM Jabalpur
  Smart Manufacturing
  Closing Rank: ~60,333 (Home State, Female-only)

No,  CUET PG is not the only exam for M.Com admission in state universities in India.

• CUET PG (Common University Entrance Test – PG)

  • Required for central universities  (like DU, BHU, JNU) and some state universities  (e.g., Punjab University).

• State-Specific Entrance Exams

  • Examples:

    • MAH CET  (Maharashtra)

    • OUAT PGAT  (Odisha)

    • Karnataka PGCET

• University-specific exams

• Merit (B.Com marks)

No, you cannot carry your 12th class board admit or registration card as a valid ID proof for the KEAM exam. Along with the KEAM admit card, you must carry a government-issued photo ID, such as Aadhaar card, PAN card, passport, driving license, or voter ID. A passport-size photograph (same as on the application) is also required. School-issued documents are not accepted as valid ID proof at the exam centre, so ensure you bring the correct ID.

The time needed to prepare for the TS ICET exam depends on how familiar someone is with the syllabus. If a person is starting from zero, about 5 to 6 months of regular preparation will be needed. This provides enough time to cover all sections, practice questions, and revise properly. Those having basic understanding of the topics or have prepared for similar exams before, 2 to 3 months are enough for ICET preparation

Preparing for NMAT in two months is feasible with a well structured plan. Candidates must allocate time to cover all three sections, logical reasoning, quantitative skills, and language skills.

Yes, you can take the TS EAMCET exam if you've completed your 10+2 from JKBOSE, but you will be considered a non-local candidate for admission purposes. You can appear for the exam regardless of your state of origin, but you won't be eligible for local quotas or preferences in the admission process. 

Yes, candidates from other states can apply for TS EAMCET, but they are considered as non-local candidates. They can apply for admission into engineering programs in Telangana, but their admission will be based on a quota for non-local candidates, typically around 15%. 

No other state student can apply for TS EAMCET as eligibility criteria says: Candidates applying for TS EAMCET should be an Indian National/ Persons of Indian Origin (PIO) / Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) Card Holders. They should belong to the state of Telangana/Andhra Pradesh.

The eligibility criteria for Andhra Pradesh EAMCET allow students who are residents of Andhra Pradesh or have studied 12th in other states to apply