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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Well, yes. There is a marks relaxation policy in place for certain categories of students, like the SC/ST/OBC/PwD categories, wherein the colleges usually give them a relaxation of 5% in marks in the eligibility criteria and the entrance exam merit at the time of admission. For example, if a general category student has to score 60% marks in Class 12 to be eligible for admission to the course, a reserved category student has to get 55% marks.
The marks relaxation criteria might differ from one college to another, for which you should check the official college websites for better clarity.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Almost all of the colleges offering the BTech Petroleum Engineering course release the admission application forms in the online mode at their college portal, with enough time for students to fill out the forms from the comfort of their homes. You just need to fill in all the details correctly, upload the scanned copies of the documents, and submit the application fee to complete and confirm your application status.
Having said that, a few colleges may still follow the old pattern of offline form filling; it is very less likely to happen, though. So, it is always better to check the college websites for accurate information.
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a year agoBeginner-Level 3
You can get CSE in GFTI as per the JoSSA counselling cutoff last year. You cannot get any branch, like CSE, ECE in NIT at this rank.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
To get very good marks in the BTech Petroleum Engg. entrance test, you can check some basic tips given below that may help you plan your exam prep journey in a better manner
- Start your exam preparation as early as possible so that you have a good amount of time on hand to cover the maximum portion of the syllabus and attempt maximum questions confidently in the exam.
- Make a weekly or daily timetable to make sure you cover at least 2-3 topics every day, which would help you move ahead in a planned and organized manner.
- Create a revision schedule to brush up on a few important sections at the last minute.
All of these basic tips can help you
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