Nanhi Pari Seemant Engineering Institute, Pithoragarh Cutoff 2025: Previous Years Cut off Trends for All Courses

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, you can still take the annual  exam next year without taking the admit card or improvement exam this year. The improvement exam is optional and only serves to raise your score from last year - not taking it has no impact on your eligibility for future regular exams as long as you complete all your attendance obligations and register with the institution for the next academic session. At the end of the day, it is always best to check directly with your school/university for the proper procedures.

Hello,

According to your percentile and category, there is a possibility that you can secure a seat in the agriculture program of BBSR. But there are some factors that influence your admission to this course.

• Cutoff: With your SC category, you can feel relieved that the SC category cutoff is lower than the general category. But still, you have to be careful and keep track of the admission process. The previous year's cutoff is the 72.54 percentile. So, you can be sure about your admission.
• Number of Seats: The number of seats that are available for the agriculture program at BBSR College
• Other applicants in your category: Also, there are many students in your category that want to get admission to this college. This number also influences your chance of admission to these colleges.

Overall, you can be sure about your admission, but still you have to do things like wait for the rank list, check the cutoff, and then participate in the counseling process.

I hope it will clear your query!!

Hello,
The number of seats available for the MA History first-year course depends on the specific university or college you’re applying to. Most central and state universities in India have different intake it's based on their department strength, and faculty availability. Like Delhi University colleges like Miranda House may offer around 20 to 30 seats for MA History, whereas state universities such as Gauhati University may have about 60 to 70 seats in the History department. If you already have a college in mind, the best way to get exact information is to check their official website or look through their admission brochure. They usually mention the seat availability and other important details there.
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