Hello Student,

You have not mentioned whether you are talking about general category for all other categories h.in the year of 2019 the cut of mark of Neet examination for general category was 134, for SC ST and OBC the marks was 107,for PWD students the marks was 120. Also it is not clear whether you are talking about any particular colleges cutoff rank or not. I am giving the link you can go through that and know more in details.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off/

Hello Aspirant,

A gap year is a duration in which students take a break after completion of their education from schools or colleges to prepare for specific entrance exams like JEE, NEET, MBA entrance exams like CAT, MAT, competitive exams like SSC, BANK exams, etc.

Arriving at your question, if you took a break after class 12th in 2019 and get a medical college in 2022, then you should mention your gap year as 2019- 2022.

I hope it helps.

Thank you.

Hii

As per 2019 the cut cut off for EWS category was 35.35.

As per 2020 the cut off for EWS category was 68 and EWS (PWD) was 30.5.

Cut Off marks are the minimum qualifying marks that you need to score to get shortlisted for the next stage of the selection process.

The National Law University, Delhi, will release the category-wise cut-off marks for AILET in online mode.

There are two types of cut off in the All India Law Entrance Test: qualifying cut-off and admission cut-off. Only those who will qualify as per these two cut-offs will secure admission in their desired program.

As per the previous year's trends, the cut-off ranges between 75-100 for the general category. The last rank at which the BA LLB and LLM admission will occur at NLU will be considered as the final cut-off.

All the best.

Hii

As per 2019 cut off for EWS category was 35.25.

Cut Off marks are the minimum qualifying marks that you need to score to get shortlisted for the next stage of the selection process.

The National Law University, Delhi, will release the category-wise cut-off marks for AILET in online mode.

There are two types of cut off in the All India Law Entrance Test: qualifying cut-off and admission cut-off. Only those who will qualify as per these two cut-offs will secure admission in their desired program.

As per the previous year's trends, the cut-off ranges between 75-100 for the general category. The last rank at which the BA LLB and LLM admission will occur at NLU will be considered as the final cut-off.

Hello,

Usually, KCET registration number can be retrieved by contacting the helpdesk but as you need the registration number for KCET 2019 it might not be retrieved. You may send your details to [email protected] to retrieve your registration number alternately you can check the registered Email ID to get your registration number as it would be sent to the registered Email ID.

Hello Vrushi,

Hope you are doing well.

Your question seems incomplete as you have neither mentioned course nor the college regarding which you want the desired information. Kindly mention the course and college in the comment section so that I can help you.

Thank you!

Hello,

I believe your query is regarding NEET 2019 cut-offs for Karnataka, as from your profile it seems you're a medical science aspirant,

you can visit our page at https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-karnataka to check out 2019 cut-offs for various categories pertaining to MBBS or BDS program of various colleges(government or private) all over Karnataka,

in case you appeared for NEET 2021, and want to know about your admission chances in various medical colleges pertaining to various courses, you may use our NEET college predictor at https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_cp

if you're aiming for NEET 2022, then you may consider opting for NEET Knockout Package at https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may/, this will help in your preparation a lot with appropriate guidance.

Hello ameer,

I would recommend to kindly continue your job atleast 1 year and have a work experience because it has its own weightage in the cat interviews . But you should surely give an attempt this year and if you get what you aimed for then you should proceed ahead. But if you are not satisfied with your percentile then give the attempt next year.

Hello,

You have to reach out to the college officials regarding the details of your exams as they will be able to guide you in appropriate manner, if possible you may visit the college in person, or contact the authorities at 06546 263442

visit the official website at https://www.kbwomenscollege.in/ to know more details regarding this.