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In case of CIT there are 60 seats for M.Sc. Data Science and there are 40 seats in PSG Tech for the same course. In CIT the admission takes place on the basis of the cut-off obtained in the board exams, ENTRANCE EXAM CONDUCTED BY THE INSTITUTE followed by THREE LEVEL OF INTERVIEWS. If you clear this you will get admitted into the college. AND, IN THE CASE OF EXCEPTION IF YOU ARE REALLY INTERESTED IN DATA Science or, IF YOU ARE WHOLE MINDED THAT YOUR FUTURE IS PURELY BASED ON COMPUTERS, THEN GO FOR THE MANAGEMENT SEATS. You can go for B.Sc. CT, IT, Maths or any computer related U. G programme offered by many prestigious colleges (like PSG College of Arts and Science, Bishop Heber, St. Joseph, etc. ). And prepare for P. G entrances, then join MCA in NIT Trichy, or other NITs that offer MCA institutes which is more worthy than these two institutes.

The cut-offs cannot be predicted, they vary each year. you should check the previous year cut offs. you should also see your b.com % also, if it is good above or around 75% then you should definitely appear.
The best way to find out the required percentile is tedious and vary for each of the IIMs. I will try to explain a generic method. You will be surprised to know that after you understand the process your guess would be as good as anyone. Now coming to the question, let us break up the selection procedure for any IIM. For the generic purposes, let us say IIMX. In IIMX following factors are considered (respective total points in brackets).

Hello NEET Aspirants!Here are subject wise tips for you. So that you can put you best to achieve the goal. Physics. Solve as many questions as you can, Solve relevant questions of whatever you taught in the class. Practice it as it is rank deciding subject. If you even solve your coaching modules honestly that is more than enough. Clear your basics & Refer questions from D. C Pandey for more practise. Focus more on physiology chapters as per marks weight age & then chapters like microbes, enhancement in food production. Never underestimate ncert as most of NCERT one lines are asked in NEET exam as it is from book. For extra practice refer coaching modules or MTG NCERT on you fingertips, for practice. Chemistry. For organic chemistry clear your concepts from your teacher notes and learn all name reactions & mechanisms by heart. Practice a lot. Solve questions from low to high difficulty, even solve JEE Mains pattern questions. For physical follow your notes and solve questions in less time as questions are sometimes time consuming, for theory u can study Pradeep or institute modules. For Inorganic follow NCERT and read every topic. This is very helpful as most questions in NEET are direct from there. Focus more on p block elements & co-ordinate chemistry as many questions were asked from there.

Hi NEET aspirants!
Every mistake which one has done earlier should be a lesson for everyone out there. So many student commit mistakes during the NEET preparations which reflect in the exam. So here I am asking you to be alert about few things so that you can come to know how to avoid silly mistakes in NEET.
1. Work hard & Stay motivated.
2. Do Not neglect any subject and do not to study only one of it. Don't take anything too lightly and do not get scraed from anything.
3. Study as much as you can.
4. Make a daily schedule and complete before going to B.Ed.
5. Don't pile up things, notes, books for end because it only gives you tension. Be regular.
6. Stay away from all distractions.
7. Don't skip any class.
8. Don't get slow down and don't over do anything.
9. Revise as much as you can do. Revise in class in such a way that you might not get a chance to study it later.
10. Revise each and every test, not just answers but its method, your mistakes and make a note in your mind of not repeating it in future.