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Yes, the Amrita School of Engineering at Amritapuri Campus offers a B.E. (Bachelor of Engineering)programmein Mechanical Engineering. A Bachelor of Engineering is a degree that emphasizes the study of engineering and mathematics at an advanced theoretical level. You can either refer their website for any queries about the course plan or contact them.

IIT Palakkad cut off 2023 for JAM 2023 Third Admission List, the opening and closing ranks for MSc Chemistry are 332 and 654, respectively. Tabulated below are IIT JAM 2023 Opening Ranks (ORs) and Closing Ranks (CRs) for various MSc specialisations offered by IIT Palakkad: 

Yes, Amrita School of Engineering, Amritapuri Campus offers a B.Tech in Electrical and Computer Engineering. Students in this programme will learn about electrical circuits, power systems, control systems, electronics, computer architecture, programming, software engineering, and more. 

JD Institute of Fashion Technology in Kochi provides an array of courses spanning various fields. Here are some well-received courses offered at the JD Institute of Fashion Technology in Kochi:

• Bachelor of Science in Fashion and Apparel Design
• Bachelor of Science in Interior Design
• Bachelor of Science in Jewellery Design and Management
• Bachelor of Science in Fashion Communication
• Bachelor of Business Administration in Event Management
• Master of Science in Fashion Design and Management
• Master of Science in Interior Design, and more

Candidates seeking admission to MBBS at Kozhikode Medical College must secure a minimum aggregate of 50% to meet the basic eligibility criteria for admission. As per the Government Medical College Kozhikode 2022 cutoff, the NEET UG Round 1 cutoff stood at 1555, where as the Round 2 cutoff rank was 3030 for the General category students. So, this year for Government Medical College Kozhikode MBBS admission, candidates must secure a rank between 1000 and 3000 to get admission. 

 St. Joseph's College of Engineering and Technology, Palai

2. Bishop Jerome Institute, Kollam

3. Farook College, Kozhikode

4. Marian College, Kuttikkanam

5. Nehru College of Engineering and Research Centre, Thrissur

6. MES College, Marampally

7. St. Joseph's College, Devagiri

8. Rajagiri College of Social Sciences, Kochi

CGPA is calculated by the division of total Grade Point Weight (GPW) scored by the student of all the courses of the study be the maximum credit for the semester.

The GPW are in turn calculated as the product of the grade points earned in the respective courses and the credit assigned to that course.

There are many courses with different credit. Like 2-credit, 3-credit and even 4-credit courses. It depends on the student that if he/she scores a good mark in higher credit subjects, then it reflects in a higher CGPA grade for the same student.

As of now and as far I know, If a student miss the mid sem examinations, they'll get a change of misses mid-sem examination. It will be just before 2 or 3 weeks before the last terminals exam that is, end-sem exams. These procedures may change in the future and till now, this will be the procedure if someone misses the exams. And there'll be no other option if anyone miss the end-sem exam as it is so crucial.

According to my knowledge, if a student fails in the internal exams conducted, he/she will get three chances of writing the supplymentary examinations. But that out of 100 marks. The first supplymentary exam only will be considered as the main supply exam, and the other two chances will be the repeat of the same exam as of giving them chances to qualify. 

I don't know the exact number of overall students studying in Amritapuri Campus, but there as many as of 3000-4000 students in my knowledge. I found from a source that as per the cutoff in 2021, there is around 3500 students studying in Amritapuri Campus. However, it is always best to refer the average students population with the University directly or can refer their official website.