Hello Aspirant

Sorry to say that if you are from general category then it's hard to get NIT or IIIT. I would suggest you to apply for the state counselling process and also try for some good private colleges. You should also apply for the Josaa counselling as it is free, means you have to pay nothing as the registration fees.

You can use this link to find some colleges based on your percentile :-

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=jee_cp

Hope it helps

Best wishes to you :)

Hello Aspirant

Cutoffs changes every year. It depends on Factors such as the total number of applicants scoring above a certain percentage, number of seats, popularity of a subject and previous trends By looking at the previous year cutoffs , It's difficult to get CSE with this percentage.

You can get :-

• Biotechnology
• ECE

Hope it helps .

Best wishes to you :)

Hello Aspirant

It's difficult to say that you will get admission or not. It depends on the college rules . You can ask the college administration for the details. You can mail on this mail id :-

[email protected] (mailto:[email protected])

Try to contact them they will tell you what can happen .

Hope it helps.

Best wishes to you :)

Dear Aspirant,

While calculating your Highschool percentage you should only take the marks of those subjects which were required to be attempted by your admit card.

No marks of additional subjects like Sports & Physical Education should be counted for the purpose of calculating overall 10th percentage.

All the best!

See it will be hard to foresee exactly your KCET Rank considering the Marks out of 180 in KCET. This is in light of the fact that the KCET Cutoff relies on different parts like the difficulty level of the assessment, earlier year Cutoff plans, the Number of wannabes giving off an impression of being the examination, and so forth.

Regardless, looking at the prior year KCET Cutoff plans, with 58 marks in KCET and 81% in class twelfth sheets PCM, you have uncommon opportunities to get a position of around 20001-40000 in KCET.

In any case, it is fundamental to see that the above supposition is completely settled on the earlier year's KCET CUTOFF plans, which could shift this year as the end differentiates dependably.

Hello,

You can check out the syllabus of class 10th MP Board for session 2022-2023  as mentioned below;

Mathematics ; Real numbers, Polynomials, Pair of linear equations in two variables, Quadratic equations, Arithmetic progressions, Triangles, Coordinate geometry, Introduction to trigonometry, Some application of trigonometry, Circles, Constructions, Areas related to circles, Surface areas and volumes, Statistics, Probability

Science ; Chemical Reactions and Equations, Heredity and Evolution, Acids, Bases and Salts, Light – Reflection and Refraction, Metals and Non-metals, The Human Eye and Colourful World, Carbon and its Compounds, Electricity, Periodic Classification of Elements, Magnetic Effects of Electric Current, Life Processes, Sources of Energy, Control and Coordination,Our Environment,How do Organisms Reproduce?, Sustainable Management of Natural Resources

Social Science;

• Indian Resources consisting of Types of Resources, Forest and Wild Life, Agriculture, Water Resource, Mineral Resource, Power Resource, etc.
  
• Industry consisting of Types, Contribution of Industries to National Economy, Industrial Pollution, etc.
  
• Disaster Management consisting of Natural Calamities, Man-Made Calamities, General Calamities
• First Struggle for Freedom and after consisting of Introduction to important revolutionaries, First struggle for Freedom of 1857, Moderates and Extremes Birth of Indian National Congress.
• Events related to the Independence Revolution consisting of Revolution of Bange Bhang Partition of India in 1947 and its silent features, Contribution of Madhya Pradesh to the Freedom Struggle.
• Major Events of the Post-Independence period consisting of India's relations with neighbouring countries, birth of Bangladesh, emergency in India, Kashmir Problem, Rise of India as atomic power, etc.
• Indian Constitution     consisting of Organisation of Constitution Draft Committee, Salient Features of Indian Constitution.
• Working of Indian Democracy consisting of Federal System, Organs of Government, Division of Administrative Power between Centre and States, etc.
• Major Challenges before Democracy consisting of Increase in Population, Unemployment, Communalism, Terrorists, Drug addiction, etc.
• Story of Development consisting of Ancient and modern concept of economic development. National Income & Per Capita Income, Economic Planning in India, Money and Financial system, private financial institutions and different types of banks, etc.
• Services Sector consisting of  Service Sector, Infrastructure, etc.
• Consumer Awareness consisting of Need and Importance, Consumer Exploitation, Causes and Remedies. Standardisation of Commodities, Government Role
• Economic Systems and Globalisation has Economic System, Globalisation
• Maps for reading and marking,
• Transport, Communication and Foreign Trade consisting of Transport-Utility and types, Means of Communication, Foreign Trade, Imports and Exports, etc.

English(General);

• Section A has Reading Skills for reading unseen passages, there will be three passages such as factual/discursive/literary passge for 15 marks
• Section B has Letter Writing, Note making and summarising,  composition, essay for 20 marks
• Section C has Grammar consisting of  for 20 marks, Use of non-finite, Sentence connectives including just until, as, then, since, just because, while, Clauses with what, where and how ,Past Tense Modals such as can, could, may, must, might, Translation from Hindi to English,
• Section D has extracts and questions from prose and poetry for 45 marks.

English(Special);

• Section A has Reading Skills for reading unseen passages, there will be three passages such as factual/discursive/literary passage for 30 mark
• Section B has Writing Skills consisting of notice, message, telegram, advertisement, letter, story writing for 30 marks
• Section C has Grammar consisting of tenses, pronouns, prepositions, determiners, sentence structure for 15 marks,
• Section D has prescribed text book, two extracts from different poems, One or two questions based on one of the drama texts, two question based on one of the prose texts for 25 marks.

check out our page at https://school.careers360.com/boards/mpbse/mp-board-10th-syllabus to know more details regarding this.

Rural Institute of Open schooling is a open schooling which in there official website, mentions that the certificate issued by the institute can be used as the eligibility certificate for higher studies. So obviously, with the passing certificate from RIOS, you can go for the higher education.

For the official website consider the link below:

http://www.rios.ac.in/faqs.html

I hope this helps. Wish you a great day!

Hi Vtthanigai,

Yes you can absolutely pursue LLB after doing your MBA. Both TN board and RIOS boards are recognized boards in India and certificates thus obtained from them should not pose a problem for you in college admissions. You can go through the link attached below to check for all the boards recognized and deemed valid in India.

https://www.validboards.in/valid-boards-list-2019/

Additionally, there is no upper age limit to pursue a degree in LLB. You should hold a bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognized university with a minimum aggregate percentage of 45% in case of general category and 40% in case of SC/ST category.

Admission procedure differs for every institution. Some of the best institutions to apply for an admission into the LLB program are Delhi University, Symbiosis Law College Pune, Government Law College of Mumbai, ILS Law College Pune, Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law, Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur and many others. Moreover, NLSIU, India's top law school, is all set to start its 3 year LLB course from this year. You can check the details on the NLU's official website and likewise prepare for it.

I hope I answered your question. Drop a reply in case of any confusion. Good luck!

Writing the 1st and 2nd Inter, can require a lot of time. But if you go for the NIOS examination board, then it would be a faster choice. As the NIOS score, is recognized by the Government of India, so you will be able to take admission under most of the state colleges as well as other colleges in India. So my recommendation for you will be to go for the NIOS and you will save some time and resources.

For more information regarding the NIOS consider the link below:

https://school.careers360.com/boards/nios

For more information regarding Bsc Physics as a career consider the link below:

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/b-sc-in-physics

I hope this helps. Wish you a great day!

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing absolutely great.

So with regard to your query, YES a Tamil Nadu state student can get seat in NITs and for this one need to complete 12th standard with PCM and give the JEE Mains exam and get a higher percentile between 90 to 99 and then you will really have better chances to get NITs, even IITs, if you had written the JEE Advanced exam.

The National Testing Agency is the competent authority which conducts the JEE Mains exam every year. For any information regarding JEE Mains exam, checkout this link: https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/jee-main

And the for the purpose of material for the JEE, checkout this link: https://learn.careers360.com/engineering/jee-main-preparation-material/

Hope this helps you!!