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8 months agoBeginner-Level 5
Many colleges offer B.Sc. Computer Science degrees based on merit in the qualifying exam (usually Class 12) without requiring an entrance exam. Some universities and colleges that offer merit-based admissions include those providing distance education programs, and certain institutions like Amity University.
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8 months agoContributor-Level 9
With an 88.5 percentile in JEE, getting a B.Tech CSE seat at VIT Andhra Pradesh depends on the cutoffs, which mostly consider VITEEE or Andhra Pradesh EAMCET ranks. VIT-AP typically admits via VITEEE or Andhra Pradesh EAMCET; JEE percentile alone may not directly qualify you unless converted accordingly. Usually, VITEEE cutoff ranks for CSE range widely but expected category 1 closing ranks were around 20,000 to 45,000 in 2024. To confirm, you should check VITEEE or Andhra Pradesh EAMCET scores and admission criteria specifically.
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8 months agoContributor-Level 9
NCAT typically tests Quantitative Aptitude, Logical Reasoning, Verbal Ability/Reading Comprehension, Data Interpretation, and sometimes General/Business Awareness or Coding basics—but the exact mix varies by organiser. Strategy: (1) Download the official brochure/mock paper; (2) Solve CAT/CMAT style quant & LRDI sets, plus RCs and grammar; (3) Time yourself, sectional speed matters more than raw knowledge; (4) Revise ratios, percentages, SI/CI, PnC, probability, geometry, arrangements, syllogisms, and puzzles. Keep one compact formula sheet and two full mocks in the final week.
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8 months agoContributor-Level 9
At around the ninety-second percentile (rank ~ seventy to eighty thousand), NITs/IIITs for CSE are hard, but lower demand branches (Civil, Metallurgy, Production) at select GFTIs or newer NITs may open in later rounds, especially with home state/category leverage. Strong private options: IIIT Hyderabad excluded, but Thapar (via its own process), VIT (VITEEE), Manipal (MET), Amrita (AEEE), SRM (SRMJEEE); state colleges via COMEDK, MHT CET, WBJEE, REAP, etc. If flexible on branch/campus, lock a good institute brand first, then branch change/minor/specialisation later.
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8 months agoContributor-Level 9
Highly unlikely. CSE at VIT Vellore usually closes in the low five? figure to high four? figure ranks, far ahead of 47k. What's practical: CSE (specialisations) / IT / ECE at Chennai, Andhra Pradesh or Bhopal campuses, or core branches at Vellore (still competitive). If you're fixated on CSE at Vellore, watch for paid category upgrades, but fees climb steeply (think well over twenty Lacs rupees total in higher categories). Alternatively, compare SRM, Manipal (via MET), Amrita (AEEE), PES/REVA/Christ (Karnataka) before you decide.
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8 months agoContributor-Level 9
With this percentile/rank, top NITs/IIITs and most government Maharashtra colleges are unrealistic, but you still have meaningful options through SC category + institute level/management seats. Shortlist: Mumbai University–affiliated private colleges (e.g., Atharva, Vidyalankar, Shah & Anchor), Pune belt colleges (DY Patil Talegaon/AMB, PCCOER, JSPM group), Nagpur (KDK, Priyadarshini), Nashik/Aurangabad region institutes, and autonomous private universities that consider Class 12 + their own tests/counselling. Keep MHT CET counselling (CAP) Round 2/3, spot rounds, TFWS (if eligible), and diploma/B.Voc lateral ladders as safety nets.
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8 months agoContributor-Level 10
The JEE Advanced application form 2026 will be realesed for the in the third week of April 2026 for the candidates who will qualify JEE Main 2026. For the foreign nationals and OCI/PIO (F) candidates, the registrations will start in the first week of April 2026.
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8 months agoContributor-Level 9
Commerce students can absolutely appear for the NDA exam, but there's a catch. They're only eligible to join the *Indian Army* wing, not the *Indian Navy* or *Indian Air Force*. To be eligible, commerce students must have completed their 10+2, and their age should be between 16.5 and 19.5 years.
If a commerce student clears the NDA exam, they can look forward to awesome job opportunities in the Indian Army, like positions in the *Army Ordnance Corps*, *Army Service Corps*, and *Army Postal Service*. They can also join the *Financial Management* branch, which handles budgeting, accounting, and financial planning for the Armed Force
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8 months agoContributor-Level 10
Eligibility for the Manipal entrance test for undergraduate programme typically required meeting specific educational criteria Primarily based on 10 + 2 are equivalent examination results and not usually on providing Bachelor of Science memos
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8 months agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, you can potentially get into some newer tier 3 and its or other government-funded Technical Institute with a JEE main rank of 135272 specialty under specific circumstances like reserve categories, home state quotas or less competitive branches.
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