Hello Parima,
You go through the link given below:
https://university.careers360.com/articles/panjab-university-cutoff

Hello,

The reviews of BHU for campus placements specifically in MA( communication) are not that great. According to last 3-4 years placements trends, only 45-50% of students are being placed from the campus and the rest of the students did not have a job after passing out from the college. The placement cell did not play its role actively, as per students claim. The placement coordinators showed the least interest in placement activities. The recruiters who visited the college in the past are Concentrix, Future Group and Pradan.

Hope this helps, All the best!

Hello radhika 

Every year cutoff varies due to various factors like no. Of students appeared, difficulty level of the paper, highest marks scored. And many more. So predicting is not appreciate. 

The result of BHU PET 2019 are out, check here :- http://bhuonline.in/

Hope it helps :)

All the best :) 

Kumari, only one parent can accompany you during the counselling. This is according to the rules and guidelines laid out by COMEDK.

For more information, you can refer to :-  https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/comedk-uget-counselling

Feel free to ask if you have any more queries.

Hope this helps!

All the best!

No, you cannot get a seat at JIPMER with this score. The cut off of JIPMER 2019 for General/OCI/NRI category is 50th percentile, while that for SC/ST/OBC and General-PH aspirants, it is 40th and 45th percentile, respectively. The candidates are considered for admission to 150 seats available in JIPMER Puducherry and 50 seats available in JIPMER Karaikal. 

Here's a link that will help you with the cut-off for both the centres of JIPMER:

Https://www.google.com/amp/s/medicine.careers360.com/articles/jipmer-cut-off/amp

Hello, 

For success in medical competitive exams, you must have thorough and complete knowledge of the syllabus. You need to practice more and more questions so that you can improve your speed at problem solving and of course practice makes a man perfect.

Practice from limited number of books. Don't do too many books. Do limited ones and become perfect in them. Focus on previous year papers, practice them and understand the type and pattern of the questions asked.

For chemistry, NCERT is a must and very important. Other books you can consider are OP Tandon, MS Chouhan, Pradeeps, etc.

For physics, Start with NCERT then go for previuos year questions. For reference use SL Arora and HC Verma.

For biology, Previous year question papers and NCERT is a must. For reference Trueman can be used.

Self study is a must. Coaching can be helpful. But at the end of the day it all depends on the amount of hardwork you put in. Stay focused and definately your efforts will pay off.

Good luck!

Hey Anmol,

There are only four colleges in du that offers Sikh minority quota being Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College, Sri Guru Gobind Singh Khalsa College of Commerce, Sri Guru Nanak Dev Khalsa College, and Mata Sundri College for Women. Even for sikh minority the cutoffs are likely very high for English hons going between 80-95%.  Your 79% is a bit low for you get admission in any college but still can expect till the 4th or 5th cutoff list. 

For more and clear idea check the website of du and check the cutoffs list of previous years to get a better idea.

Good luck!

Hi, By third cut of list you'll surely be able to start getting admission in various DU coleeges.

• Aryabhatta College
• Bharati College (W)
• Mata Sundri College for Women (W) * Sikh Minority(SM)
• Zakir Husain Delhi College

These are some of the colleges where you can get admission based on previous year's cut offs and your best of four percentage.

Good Luck