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Hello Aman,

There is nothing like that. So no need to worry about it. It does not depends on an individual's choice to choose the language subject in BA program. You have to study both Hindi as well as English but the difference is these subjects differ  according to semesters. For instance; if you have studied Hindi in 1st sem. then in next sem. you have to study English.

Now the question is of percentage deduction. It will happen only when one changes the stream from intermediate level to graduation & depends upon the college in you are taking admission.

Suppose you have passed out your 12th from science stream but you want to graduate from commerce or art course then it will lead some deduction in your percentage someabout 2% - 5%.

Hope you get your answer.

Hello Suhu

MGU is a pretty good institute for someone who wants to study BSc.It has been ranked 30 in NIRF 2020.

Before I speak about the placements at MGU I just wantto tell you that in a course like BSc specially for the core subjects like Biology or Physics etc you will not get a placement simply after Bachelors(UG) and you will have to do Master(PG) so that you can get placed or find a job. Now even a good university like MGU does not provide placement opportunities for BSc students but you can get internships by applying to different colleges like IISc,IITs, CSIR,ICAR etc.

hi,

kcet exam conducts for admission in engineering, agriculture, veterinary science etc. however every year numerous students participate in the exam. see at this score you have less chances in veterinary seats in any colleges of karnataka in kcet counselling process even for your reserve category. however you may check the college wise cutoff score by following the below mention link,

https://cetonline.karnataka.gov.in/cutoff2019/

Hi

No needof paying money for second round a fees of 10,000 is collected as waitlist /deposit amount at the beginning itself.

Hey Akash

I assume you aretalking about KCET and you are from general category with a domicile of KArnataka. With my assumptions and your rank you cannot get a seat in CS in RV college(as the cutoff rank in the second extended round is 964). You can check the full list from https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/kcet-cutoff . However you can get CSE in any other college like Sapthagiri,Don Bosco Institute of technology,MVJCE,JIT etc. You can check the full list from https://dqxeclau.top/kcet-college-predictor . All the best!

Dear Aspirant,

You cannot mark Code 6 as you not completed your B.Sc. Degree Program, you will have to mark Code 5. We assume you have passed your first year exam but not taken the second year examination, this is what we understand from your question, and hence you need to mark Code 5.

Code 5, states that anyone who has passed their first year of  a Bachelor’s Degree from a recognized university with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and that examination is a university level examination. Also their 12th standard educational qualifications are also with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English as a compulsory subject.

Good Luck

Dear candidate

You are not clear in the question or it is not complete so i suggest to ask question completely with clarity so that i can help you with the solution to your  problem or any of the information you require or anything so ask your question clearly.

Hii if EWS female rank is 1500 you have chance to get into NITs IIITs and Also Dtu be cautious while choosing your options

Dear candidate

The past trends of kiororimal first cut off for B.A pol.science for the years 2019 and 2018 are as follows

2019            2018

1. GEN              96                      96.75
2. OBC               94.7                  95
3. SC                  93.25                93.5
4. ST                  93.25                93.5
5. PH                 90.5                  91.75
6. Kashmiri migrants 93.5      93.72
7. EWS               95.75               -

Similar to the past trends, you can expect similar cutoffs with an error of +0.5 or -0.5

Keeping in mind the positive error I recommend you to keep trying and not only limit to one college but catch out all the opportunities you have.

ALL THE BEST