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One must have 75% marks in higher secondary and 10% relaxation is there for reserved category. So, she might not be able to apply in JoSAA.
All the best.

That's the best ever option to do Bachelors in UK rather than India but if you have no money problem. And, I suggest to do in UK, because one of most common problem in India is education system. In UK, I heard that they give best practical knowledge with theory. So, it is a good idea in my point of view. Thanks and best luck for a better future.

Yes!
NEET is an exam for Medical and Ayurveda courses. You have to qualify NEET to get an admission in Ayurvedic Courses College in Rajasthan, India.

Yes, you can. Congratulations for 97.23 percentile.
According to your JEE percentile, you have chances of getting a seat in Computer Science Engineering in NSUT in Delhi.

Yes and no. In the end, you have to sit through rounds and rounds of tech interviews which eventually comes down to your own knowledge rather than the degree you hold. Yes, if the prof you wrote your thesis under has contacts in India, or is well known in the academic circle, and if she/he is willing to help you, then you might bypass a few of the interview rounds. Hope this helps you. Be free to share any problem you have.
All the best for your bright future!

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Hope this helps you. Be free to share any problem you have. All the best for your bright future!

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Hello Nihitha,
Yes, according to your JEE Mains percentile there may be chances of getting a seat in Computer Science Engineering at SASTRA University.