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Hello,

Here is the list of some top colleges

• Singhania university, Jhunjhun

• Andhra university, Visakhapattam

• Thakur institute of aviation technology, Mumbai

• PM polytechnic, Sonepat

• Hindustan institute of technology and science, Chennai

• JSS science and technology university, Mysuru

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https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-aircraft-manufacturing-and-maintenance-engineering-colleges-in-india

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For General category

2018 cuttoff rank was  46850

2019 cutoff rank was 52182

hi

the possibility to join in vit is very less if you want to join in CSE,ME,CE,EE,ECE. the possibility to join in vIT is slightly more in Chemical,production engineering

Hello,

Your score is good and make you eligible for the process. You can get majority of the college options affiliated under DU for BSc Mathematics. Having reservation category will surely help you making the cutoff bar low.

here are some college options for suggestion:-

1. Hindu College
2. Kirori Mal College
3. Hans Raj College
4. Sri Venketeswara College
5. St. Stephen College

Hope it helps!

Hello

CBSE Class 10 th result 2020 has been released today  on July 14 at 12.10 pm by CBSE. It  has been  declared online on cbseresults.nic.in.

You can follow the below steps to check your result:-

* Visit the the official website i.e cbseresults.nic.in or cbse.nic.in

* Then Click on ‘CBSE 10th result 2020.

* Then enter  your roll number,  centre number and admit card number , school number .

*Then Click on the ‘Submit’ button.

* Your result will be displayed on the screen.

* You can save it by taking a screenshot of the same.

For detailed information go through

https://news.careers360.com/cbse-result-2020-date-class-10th-and-12th-result-be-declared-july-15

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Hello dear student !

96.2% is a good category of marks and you will get good colleges of Delhi University. Under OBC category, you can get Kirori mal college, Ramjas college , Hansraj college , sri venketeshwara college, Deen dayal upadhyaya college , etc.  All the colleges which i mentioned are good colleges . Just give priority  to North campus  colleges . By any chance if you're  getting SRCC or Hindu college,  give topmost priority to them.

All the best

Hello,

You have not mentioned about the entrance exam which you want to appear or appeared. SNIST accepts TS-EAMCET for admission process of candidates. For top demanding branch like CSE, ECE, rank cutoff is below 10k. so make a secure position, you have to get rank below 6k-7k so that you will get best college option easily.

Branch wise cutoff is not available for SNIST so maximum limit is 10k for CSE. Try your best to score.

Hope it helps!

Hello dear student !

The campus of Delhi University  is divided into North campus and south campus. Mostly the top colleges of Delhi University  are north campus colleges. North campus is a particular area of Delhi near  Kamla nagar where all the colleges (of north campus)are situated.  Main offices and departments of Delhi University  are also situated in this area. So it is tye priority  for students.

The south campus colleges of Delhi University  are not situated at a particular geographical  area (like North campus) and are distributed  in various places across Delhi.

If you're  getting admission  in any North campus college, then  give priority to it. It provides a good exposure of University .

All the best!

Hello,

It is possible depending on CSE branch cutoff for RV college of engineering. Your rank is too high for the top demanding branch. If you have any reservation category then there is good chance.

It would be better to give CSE-RV college option as first priority in the counselling form. You may get in later counselling rounds as cutoff gets lower in the further rounds. You can know it as you will get the cutoff for CSE after 1st round of counselling and available seat matrix.

Hope it helps!

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, of course it is possible to score 650+ in just 2 months if you are scoring around 550-570 marks in mock tests at present. But for this you have to dedicate these 2 months with full determination. If it comes to the differentiation between relationship and career, majority of people get messed up in this differentiation and spoil their relationship as well as career. Solution is very easy, just prioritize what is the need of yours at present and going to benefit you for future, question for which you are dedicating yourself since last two years and that question is why do you want to clear Neet? it's because you want to become a doctor, every time you will think of wearing that white coat and stethoscope it will be your driving force for your studies.

I am enlisting below some tips, by following these tips you can avoid the distractions :-

• Don't keep your mobile near you while studying, because mobile is the biggest distraction while studying.
• Make a proper balanced routine and try to give at least 8 hours or more to study, your routine should revolve around things i.e study, revise and practice . Routine will help you to eliminate procrastination.
• Don't study single subject for long hours as it makes you feel bored, keep changing the subject after every 2-3 hours.
• Allow short breaks of 20 to 30 minutes in between your studies to refresh your mind.
• You should practise at least 80 to 100 numericals and mcqs in Each chapter , practicing question helps your brain to be active other than reading only theory.
• Solve previous year questions.
• Once you are done with the complete NEET syllabus than go through different mock test papers and solve them as much as you can by yourself.

For more detailed preparation tips by our experts for NEET do visit the link given below :-

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

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!