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With a 72 percentile in JEE Main and belonging to the EWS category, getting into top NITs or IIITs may be challenging, but you might have a chance in newer or lower-ranked NITs/IIITs, especially under Home State quota and in less sought-after branches. It's advisable to participate in JoSAA counselling and also explore options through CSAB special rounds.

To recheck the cut-off posted by UCEED, visit the official UCEED admission portal and go to the “Admissions” or “Cut-off” section. There, you'll find the institute-wise and category-wise cutoffs for each round. Make sure you're checking the correct year and round. You can also log in with your credentials to view your individual status.

Yes, Delhi Technological University (DTU) offers lateral entry admission to its B.Tech programme in Civil Engineering. Candidates who finished their three-year engineering Diploma can directly join B.Tech second year through the lateral entry program.

You can apply for B.Tech in AI & Data Science at SKCET through the TNEA portal, not directly on the SKCET site. Applications usually open in May and counselling happens around July.

To practice MCQs for the WBJEE syllabus, start with topic-wise quizzes from reliable books and online platforms. Use previous years' papers to understand the question pattern and difficulty level. Regularly take mock tests to improve speed and accuracy. Review mistakes carefully to strengthen weak areas.

The official dates for the National Forensic Sciences University (NFSU) entrance exam 2025 have not been released yet. However, based on previous years, registration is usually open from March to May, and the entrance exam is typically conducted in June. Keep checking the official NFSU website for the latest updates and notifications.

Yes, as an SC category candidate, you are likely eligible for JEE Advanced with a 63.63 percentile in JEE Mains. The qualifying percentile for SC candidates is usually around 50–55 percentile, though it varies slightly each year. Still, it's best to check the official JEE cutoff list for your exam year to be certain.

Yes, with 83% in Class 12 (non-medical), you can apply to several government colleges in Delhi under Delhi University (DU) that offer BA programs based on merit through CUET scores, but some colleges under IP University or Ambedkar University Delhi may have limited seats available through direct admission or internal procedures. Keep checking their official admission notices for non-CUET options, if any.

No, IISER Kolkata doesn't offer a B.Tech in Computer Science, but it does offer a 5-year BS-MS dual degree programme in Computational and Data Sciences, which includes computer Science subjects within a broader scientific context. 

To get into NDA 2025, clear the written exam (Maths + GAT), then crack the SSB interview (5-day personality & aptitude test), followed by a medical exam. Stay consistent with studies, practice mock tests, and keep your fitness on point that uniform isn't easy to earn, but totally worth it.

To apply for D.El.Ed at Raman Memorial Teacher Training Institute, you must have completed your 10+2 with at least 50% marks (relaxation may apply for reserved categories). The admission process is usually merit-based or through a state-level entrance exam. Visit the institute in person or contact their admission office for the application form, important dates, and document requirements.

If you've done class 12th, then you can either do a bachelor's degree in Event Management or you can choose to do a certificate or Diploma in Event Management.

First, decide course and once it is decided then sit for national or state level exams for Event Management courses depending upon which university you are interested in,

In case, you have decided to take admission in private then, on merit scores or university specific exam can also decide your admissions.

If you get selected then complete admission procedure as per individual university norms and start with event management classes.

Yes! You can go for BCom Finance easily as a PCB student. For CSE, some colleges may accept you with 10th-grade maths, but most prefer maths in 12th.

You can find the 2nd PUC Business Studies paper from your school, PU Board official website, or through question bank books available in bookstores. Educational platforms, coaching centers, and some YouTube channels also share previous year papers and model papers for practice. Always prefer official or board-authenticated sources for accurate versions.

For B.Arch admission in top colleges like NITs or SPAs through JEE Main (Paper 2), a General category candidate typically needs a rank within 5,000 to 12,000, depending on the institute and competition each year. Private colleges may have more relaxed cutoffs. A good NATA score can also help in state and private college admissions.