I have got 63.17% in my 12th and 47.66% in PCM. Can I get admission in Marine engineering under ST category?
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Admission to Marine Engineering for ST category candidates could be feasible, but it varies by institution and their eligibility standards. Many Marine Engineering colleges in India, particularly those that require the IMU-CET exam, set a minimum percentage requirement in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM). Although reserved category candidates (ST) often benefit from relaxed criteria, your PCM percentage of 47.66% might still fall short of the usual cutoff.
It's best to reach out to the specific colleges you're considering, as some may offer flexibility or take additional factors into account for ST applicants.
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