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No, through CUET (Common University Entrance Test) you can't pursue GNM. It is designed to get the admission for an undergraduate degree in the different central universities, mainly into courses of BA, BSc and other arts, Science and commerce subjects. GNM usually requires a specific entry through nursing entrance exams of nursing institutes or states, or universities. The eligibility for GNM is mostly based on the completion of 12th grade in a Science stream and qualifying the entrance exam of the concerned institutions offering the program. Thus, CUET does not apply to the admissions in GNM.

A rank of 404,776 in JEE Main would not get him into the Computer Science Engineering (CSE) branch of PSIT (Pranveer Singh Institute of Technology), as the CSE branch is very competitive. The top ranks usually are needed for admission into CSE in most institutions.

Whether an entrance exam is necessary to enter B.Sc Computer Science differs from one university to the other. A lot of colleges provide direct admission to those based on marks scored at the 12th standard in Science and Mathematics. However, in some good universities and colleges, aspirants are made to pass some entrance exams before joining, which test their aptitude in Mathematics, English, and General Aptitude subjects. The specific university to which you plan to apply usually has to be checked in terms of the admission requirements because entry exam requirements are not uniform for universities and colleges.

No, usually GATE scores are required by IIST (Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology) to get into the M.Tech Aerospace program, though this might vary according to some criteria set by the institute. Sometimes, candidates who have passed a B.Tech in an appropriate branch with good grades are taken on direct interviews or through other selection processes, but that happens rarely. One must frequently check the IIST website or the admissions office for information about the current requirements and any exceptions to those requirements.

Yes, you can get admission to M.Tech at the Central University of Jharkhand without qualifying for the GATE exam. The university offers M.Tech admissions through its own entrance exam, which is an alternative to GATE scores. In some cases, candidates with a valid GATE score may be given preference, but if you don't have a GATE score, you can still apply based on the university's entrance exam. Always, the eligibility criteria, the process of admission, and information about any updates regarding M.Tech programs are present on the official website and the admission brochure.

The hall tickets for the Karnataka SSLC (Class 10) exams are normally released by the Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board (KSEAB) in March, a few weeks prior to the start of the exams. Exams were set for March 25–April 6, 2024, for example, and hall passes were made available on March 9, 2024.


Exams are expected to begin in late March or early April of 2025, and hall passes are expected to be made available in March of that year.

With a JEE Mains rank of 101278, you can get admission to newer NITs like NIT Agartala, NIT Manipur, NIT Sikkim, or NIT Mizoram. However, you might get less popular branches like civil engineering or instrumentation. Your category (General, OBC, SC, ST) will also affect your chances. You can also look at state-level or private colleges with lower cut-offs. To decide, check last year's cut-offs on the JEE website, consider colleges near your home, and make smart choices during JoSAA counseling based on your rank and preferences.

With a JEE rank of 176146 and a budget of 10 lakh, you can get a seat in a decent college for CSE, IT, or AI. Private universities like SRM, Amrita, and Manipal are good options, though fees might be high. State-level colleges and some NITs may also be possible, especially under your state quota. You can explore management quota seats in private colleges if needed. Compare fees, placements, and faculty before deciding. If you want to aim for a top college, you can consider taking a drop year (long term) to improve your rank.