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Yes, the procedure is the same because congratulations on your marks. It is really good enough to get the college.

Yes, why not. Your marks are enough to get admission. Please connect with the college representative, they will help you as they can.

We have a plenty of options for B.Tech in dairy Technology in India. Colleges includes: NDRI karnal, NIMS Jaipur, Parul University Vadodara, Kamdhenu University in Gandhinagar, Sanjay Gandhi Institute of Dairy Technology, Patna. You can read about them on Shiksha portal. Hope it helps.

Please refer to the following link https://www.shiksha.com/university/sikkim-university-gangtok-50664/cutoff for the detailed review of the college. Sikkim University's cut-off would be based on the cut-off marks decided by the University. Candidates must have passed 10+2 with a minimum of 50% marks from a recognised educational board to apply for further admission. All the best for your future.

Candidates that get the top 100 ranks can get into the A grade participating college of Andhra Pradesh ICET. These include top colleges such as SVU, JNTU, SVEC, etc. Candidates have to face tough competition for these colleges. Candidates with a rank between 101 and 1000 can expect to get admission in a B grade Andhra Pradesh ICET participating college.

Hi before you take an admission in any private college take a background check of the college and SEE the track record if you know that track record of this college is good then go ahead take admission but if it is not then leave it. And try to get any government institute for your M.Sc. In research related field a government institute degree is far better than any private college degree thanks.

It will depend on your rank and acceptance rank of the college.

Your chances of getting VNIT Nagpur are moderate but your chance of getting NIT Hamirpur are high under the OS quota.

117 is the qualifying mark for NEET, so you should have more than 117 to take part in counseling and admission for B.A. MS.