Hello Student

Generally in education policy rules for education for all, student should have take admission in class 5 at the year of 10 + years. Naturally taking admission in class 6 the student should have the age of 11+ years  of age. As your son born 25th January 2011 so your son is eligible for taking admission in the class of 6 of any medium of any word in India. Your she should not take admission at the age of 7 in the year of 2022 because he is or her age will not match with the criteria for taking admission in class 7 of any board or any media of instruction in India.

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Hope you are doing great.

So, with regard to your query, kindly mention about the entrance exam that you are referring to in the question. You haven't mentioned any name of the exam or university or college as well. If you mention it, then I will be able to help you with the answers or to find a solution. You can also drop it in the comment box as well.

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Since your profile says, you are from the state of Maharashtra, I shall answer the question with respect to Maharashtra state.

Complete data of 2021 is not available (in compiled manner) as of yet, will be available soon. However, you can check out the 2020 data, which I shall list below -

1. For Government Colleges (in Maharashtra via 85% State Quota)

• COMN - 572
• NT1 - 492
• NT2  - 552
• NT3 - 568
• OBC - 568
• SC - 480
• ST - 336
• VJ - 521
• DEF1 - 521
• DEF2  - 526
• DEF3 - 502
• EWS - 568
• HEWS - 562
• HCOMN - 574
• HOBC - 568
• HSC - 454
• HVJ - 520
• HST - 367
• MKB - 503

2. For Private/Semi Government Colleges (in Maharashtra via 85% State Quota) -

• COMN - 483
• NT1 - 466
• NT2 - 479
• NT3  - 482
• OBC  - 474
• SC  - 455
• ST - 310
• VJ - 482

For SBC category, you need to focus on the cut off marks of OBC category. Also, cut off varies from year to year as it depends on number of candidates (who appeared for the exam), difficulty level of question paper, number of newly opened colleges, etc. So to be on a safe you need to target for a score of 590+ to get a seat in Govt College or for a score of 500+ to get a seat in Semi Government College via OBC/SBC Category.

To get complete details about Maharashtra NEET Cut offs, you may check out this link - NEET 2021 cutoff Maharashtra - Check college and category-wise cutoff (careers360.com)

Also, if you want to prepare for NEET UG 2022 online at affordable rates with quality features (like AI Learning, Personalized Timetables, Mock Tests, 24x7 Doubt Support, etc) , you may check out this link - https://learn.careers360.com/medical/neet-preparation-material/

Hello aspirant,

The application process for Karnataka PGCET 2022 is expected to start in the third week of May 2022(expected) . Candidates need to take the Karnataka PGCET exam for admission to PG professional courses in Karnataka.

Further, below are the tentative dates regarding the PGCET karnataka 2022 for MBA Admisison:

Starting of application form : 3 ^rd week of May 2022

Online Registration Close : 1 ^st week of June 2022

Hall Ticket : 4 ^th week of June 2022

Karnataka PGCET Exam Date : 1 ^st week of July 2022

Further, to know more about the Karnataka PGCET 2022 exam you can follow the below mentioned link to know more about it : https://dqxeclau.top/exams/karnataka-pgcet

I hope that this will help.

Dear Vishal,

Let me introduce you at first about the GPA .. GPA stands for Grade Point Average . Now it's basically of four types , which you may face mostly in College academic curriculums in CBCS mode some cases . The four types are:

• SGPA - Semester Grade Point Average
• YGPA- Yearly Grade Point Average
• CGPA- Cumulative Grade Point Average
• DGPA  - Diploma/Degree Grade Point Average

Now, SGPA is generally calculate your each semester marks . YGPA is calculated based your overall performance in a year (i.e. in two semesters each year). CGPA is calculated based on your overall performance upto your current academic year ( like upto 3rd year, 2nd year etc) and lastly DGPA means your total Grade point average at the time of obtaining Diploma/Degree .

Generally , most of the colleges takes CGPA grades instead of DGPA to calculate his/her academic marks .

CGPA is calculated by summing the grade points of each subjects and then dividing it by the total no of subjects .

Hope this helps !

Hello Aspirant! Since you have 6 subjects in your class 11 and 12, the percentage should be calculated by taking the best of 5 subjects that is leaving either one aside. By taking the best marks out of your 5 subjects your class 12 term 1 result be declared. They can even take the average of all the subjects or just take the best 5 subjects. This is how your percentage will be calculated.
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Hi

You have done 10th in 2017 - 2018.

So,

In case, if it's asking for academic session then fill 2017 - 2018.

But,

If it's asking for the year in which you have passed 10th ,

Then,

Fill 2018 as 10th passing year.

This is because,

You have pursued your 10th in academic session 2017 - 2018 means you would have just entered 10th in the year 2017 and in the year 2018 you appeared for 10th board examination and qualified it , in short you passed 10th in 2018.

Thankyou

hello aspirant,

I hope that you are doing absolutely great.

With reference to your above mentioned query, I would like to tell you that the Academic year for Every CLAT Colleges 2023, will be starting from May and June 2023.

As per the latest notification released by Consortium of NLUs, CLAT 2023 will be conducted on December 18th 2022 and the session will start in 2023, so not to worry because session will start on time i.e. around May/June 2023.

I hope that this will help.