Hello,

Last year a candidate with rank 4695 secured admission to Information Science & Engineering in Nitte Meenakshi Institute of Technology in round 1 of COMEDK counselling. Considering the previous year cut off you do not have chances to get seat in Nitte Meenakshi Institute of Technology in Information Science & Engineering. You have chances of getting seat in the following institutes in Information Science & Engineering

• NIE Institute of Technology
• KLS Gogte Institute of Technology, Belagavi
• Maharaja Institute of Technology Mysore, Mandya
• Malnad College of Engineering
• Nagarjuna College of Engineering & Technology, Bangalore

Cut off changes every year depending on total number of candidates appeared, difficulty level of examination and total number of seats available etc.

To check the previous year cut off click on the link given below

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/comedk-uget-cutoff

To know the colleges in which you have chances of getting seat you may use our COMEDK college predictor tool

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First, you should think that every year there are a lot of ISC candidates who qualify NEET thus you must be sure that its possible for ISC candidate to score well in both. Now the right strategy for cracking the examination is to find the portions which are common in both NEET and ISC. Do those first. This will help you to gain confidence as well as you will not have to invest a lot of time separately. See the concepts are the same so you can study the same concept at a time and then invest time for subjective problem solving(boards) and MCQ solving for NEET. This way you will cover up the entire syllabus along with your boards. Also the matter of fact is 70-80% of the ISC Syllabus is the same as of NEET. So you have to read the 11th portion in excess but I would say give more priority to the portion of syllabus which is based on 12th. If you complete that portion then you will feel relieved and can focus more on the 11th portion. So you have invest 70% of your study time on the concepts of 12th syllabus of NEET and 30% of your time on the 11th portion.

To know more about the NEET preparation tips visit the link below:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-preparation-tips

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

as you have mention that you pass 4 subjects in isc board

and for passing 12th class exam you need to have pass in all subjects which are in class 12th curiculam and for that you need this for get admission in any college

and if you met this condition , then you will be eligible and for your knowledge as in marksheet it is also mention whether you pass or fail

Hi,

JEE Mains counts attempts from first time you appear in 12th. Since you have attempted JEE in previous years then, NTA has your Data and Records.If you apply again when you become ineligible with 12th marksheet  from other Board, you will get identified as NTA matches Aadhar number and other details during registeration.

I hope this will solve your query.

Thanks!!!

Hey Paramita!

The course you would choose totally depends ok your interest. I would recommend going for that course in which you are most interested in. Each subject you mentioned has its own set of possibilities and career paths.

If you choose Economics, you will discover an assortment of fields including Finance, banking, management. You could further go in research field, secure jobs like economics consultants for big corporations,etc. But you should have enough drive and determination.

You can also go for BA(Hons.) Geography. Geography also provides various career options. You can further do M.Phil or Ph.D. This subject mainly focuses on application and practicality.

If you wish to pursue law after graduation, history and Political Science are better options as compared to other fields you have mentioned. Both of these subjects will require you to read widely and think critically.

You can go for BA Honours in these subjects, and further go for being a teacher or professor. Although it's important that you choose that subject which you have most interest in since you would be required to study these subjects in detail.

Hello Aspirant

In CAT application form there is a option for correction which is should be done within the last week of September 2021. Only the correction on images is done within the last week of September 2021. Correction of other fields will be started from the last week of September 2021. Within this period students have to make correction through online mode. Candidates can login in re upload the  incorrect images for correction. The candidates who have paid the application fee only be eligible for making respective correction. CAT exam conducting authority is Indian Institute of Management - Ahmedabad, Amritsar, Indore, Kolkata, jammu and Kashmir.  CAT 2021 conducting authority is IIM Ahmedabad for 1200 B schools for MBA admission. CAT exam will be held on 28 November 2021.

Sorry last week of September 2021 I have to meet correction or your 12th class examination certificate.

Hope this helps.

Answer would be quite subjective, like, how much have you studied the concepts, how many questions have you done, level of those questions, etc.

Frankly, I found the level of questions was almost similar to that of BITSAT (at least for me). It was just that BITSAT was more of thinking and MU-OET was more of shortcut game (due to very hard time restriction). The questions will be quite straight forward and deal with common problems based on very basic concepts. If you're seriously preparing for big guns like IIT-JEE, then, you might even have seen the questions and memorised their answers. Although, I still recommend to read the questions thoroughly anyway as I myself found some tricky twists at the end of questions.

Other than that, if you mess up first time, you can give it a second go. Heck, even a third go.

Even if you score 145+ out of 200, you have a confirmed CSE seat in MIT Manipal (although you might have to wait for subsequent rounds of counseling).

Best of Luck

Yes, you can

• University has their special exams so JEE marks will not be considered.
• Your board score Is above 45percent that fits criteria.
• It depends on your ranking of GPT, GPTU, and GPTR entrance exams.

Warm wishes for all the success you made till date. Though we must admit that Mathematics is an integral part of Economics but you still still pursue your studies in Economics without having Maths as a subject in 10+2. There are few organization which offer B.A degree in Economics even if you don't have maths. Some of them are

Symbiosis School of Economics

Indian School of Business and Finance

Amity University Noida

Manav Rachna International University etc.

So don't loose hope, go ahead and have a great success !!!

Dear Aspirant

Hope you are doing well

Yes you can do that according to the new rule but truth you are not eligible because eligibility for b.tech in computer science is minimum 60% percent with aggregate ( physics,chemistry,maths ) and for some top colleges You need to give jee mains

If you want to know more about jee mains https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-eligibility-criteria/amp

Hope it helps

Thank you