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Gaurav Gupta

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Well, it depends upon the field/course you want to do. If I talk about Engineering then there are a number of other colleges where you can apply for examination on the basis of your class 12th scores. Some of them are BITS, DU and VIT.

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Gaurav Gupta

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No, you don't have to fill out the admission form for a particular institute. There is a single window counselling JoSAA for IITs and NIT+ systems (NITs, IIITs and GFTIs). There will be several rounds of counselling and depending on your rank, category, home state, and choice filling you will be allocated a seat in any institute (not necessary that you will be allocated a seat). After JoSAA for empty seats/unallocated seats, there will be separate counselling CSAB and you have to apply for it. There may be 2 rounds or a single round depending on the remaining empty seats. There is a possibility that no round of CSAB would be going to b
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Shon Gaikwad

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NATA is must for admission in architecture college or else try for other alternative entrance exam for architecture.

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tarun mittal

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With this percentile your rank is around 57k
With this rank you get lower NITs lower branch. Avg GFTIs avg. Branch
And lower IIITs. You are also eligible for state givt colleges like DTU, NSUT, in JAC Delhi councelling
Jac Chandigarh councelling and many more. In my 1st attempt I got this much percentile, in that time in CSAB round I got bio tech in BIT meshra. Choice filling also matters alot. Hope you understand, many opportunities are there, but please try to increase some more percentile to get top colleges with top branch. Good Luck!

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MUSKAN KURMI

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With this 93 percentile, some of the colleges where CSE seat can be secured are:
DY Patil Engineering College Pune
Yashwantrao Engineering college Nagpur
Rajashri Shahu college of engineering
GH Raisoni college Nagpur

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Shrinivas Bhosale

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Chances are very low. But you can go for other decent universities too. Try using Shiksha college predictor.

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Shrinivas Bhosale

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Go to the NTA official website you will find the syllabus over there. There won't be much of the syllabus change. Syllabus covers the entire portion of 11th and 12th NCERT textbooks of Physics Chemistry and mathematics.

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Nune Varun Sagar

Beginner-Level 5

Yes, you can apply for IIITH through both JEE Main score and Spec mode since the authorities accept applications for IIIT Hyderabad B.Tech admission through four modes JEE Main DASA, UGEE/SPEC and Olympiad/KVPY. Candidates can choose their preferred mode of admission as per their eligibility.

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Nune Varun Sagar

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The qualifying cutoff varies each year. The expected Cutoff for JEE Main 2023 is 88+ percentile for General Category, 75+ percentile for NC-OBC and EWS category and 45+ for SC Category. So it is best if an SC candidate scores 60 percentile in JEE Mains by which he /she can get into top NIT's.

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Nune Varun Sagar

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You can go through B Categoryseats provided by various college. "B category" seats generally refer to seats that are filled through a separate admission process conducted by the college or university, rather than through the regular admission process based on merit or entrance examination scores. These seats are also called management quota seats, institutional quota seats, or NRI quota seats, depending on the category of the seats and the admission process.

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