Science

Hi Bhaskar,
If you have completed 12th from NIOS and interested to pursue medicine, you may attempt NEET and AIIMS for MBBS course.

In most colleges, admission in Science stream usually demands percentage of English and Maths. Or depending in the course, one subject may be compulsory. For example, if you are taking admission in B.Sc. Physics, then your physics marks will be calculated with the other best.

Hi Pragya,
You can check on Shiksha.com for colleges with less fee structure, you can use the filter to view your preferred course and location alongwith its fee and eligibility. https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/b-sc-colleges-india?uaf[]=location&ts=62497041&rf=filters&ct[]=74&bc[]=26&ed[]=et_20.

Hi Jiya,
Please go through this guide to prepare yourself for UCEED exams. https://www.shiksha.com/design/articles/10-do-s-and-don-ts-for-uceed-prep-blogId-15075.

Hi Ayesha,
The cut-off keeps changing every year and with every stream. Over the last few years it has remained within the range of 70 to 78%. Keeping this in view you will have a chance of admission. If the cut-off increases drastically chances will be minimal.

Yes. Please apply on www.nuv.ac.in

Hi Isher,
Chances are there. More than 92% is usually recommended for Science streams. You must still keep checking their websites for the latest cut-off declarations for admission.

First of all, I would like to tell you that both the colleges are not good enough to have core electronics placement. (That is the worst part of this field). It's good for students who want to pursue Masters or M.Tech. If you are looking for a job after BE, then you will have to compromise and work in IT industry. Both branches can appear for Telecommunication placements but EXTC has better cards there. Think twice before taking these fields. But if you have only two options, then choose Somaiya.
Hope this helps. All the best :)