Is admission in government colleges based on AIRs or category ranks?

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Asked by Daksh Meena
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S
6 years ago
There is a common rank list and category rank list too. Reservation category by way of normalisation gets seat at comparatively lesser marks than unreserved.

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Vivek Kumar
6 years ago
In government colleges, category does matter for admission.

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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
6 years ago
See, for the central government controlled government colleges, the admission is done through AIR only but in the state government colleges, admission is done through their technical exam only.

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D
3 years ago
Hi, You can visit this link for an understanding on the colleges that you might get with this score. https://www.shiksha.com/university/university-of-Mumbai-856/cutoff-jee-main You can simply search for the college of your choice and check its cutoff. All the best!

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H
4 years ago
The admission is based on AIRs category rank just to compare.

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S
6 years ago
It is based on the AIR rank for General candidates and Category ranks for SC/ST/OBC-NCL candidates. A new quota for non creamy layer of General Candidates has also been implemented by the Government of India.

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Bishal Baishya
6 years ago
There is a common rank list and category rank list too. Reservation category by way of normalisation gets seat at comparatively lesser marks than unreserved.

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Yash Singhal
7 years ago
See, for the central government controlled government colleges, the admission is done through AIR only but in the state government colleges, admission is done through their technical exam only.

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Saumya Singh
7 years ago
Admission is based on category ranks. Hence, there are opening and closing ranks of each category displayed after every round of counselling.

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