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Adithya College of Arts and Science and PSG College of Arts and Science are good options, as they offer specialised B.Com programs with integrated CMA courses.

Yes, you may qualify for the VIT integrated M.Tech programme with an 85% in PCM. While a good score, admission isn't solely based on 12th-grade marks; entrance exam scores, seat availability, and cutoff scores are also considered. It's a good idea to aim for a high rank in the VITEEE (VIT Engineering Entrance Exam) to increase your chances. While VIT does have a large number of CBSE students, this is likely due to the popularity of CBSE among students aiming for higher education. 

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After completing second puc if you want to take admission in biotechnology course with pcmb here is listed way follow this 

1. First of all 50 percent marks in 12th
2. College should be affiliated with valid board university and
3. You have to clear the entrance exams 

Many online educational platforms provide question papers including previous year question papers of UPSC prelims and mains.You can download this years question papers from BYJU'S, Testbook, vision IAS, PWOnlyIAS etc.You can download it in the PDF format. You can also download it from the official website. 

With an 85 percentile in JEE Mains, securing a CSE seat at VIT Vellore or Chennai is highly unlikely, especially for the main campus. While VIT does consider JEE Main scores, the cutoffs for CSE in Vellore and Chennai are generally much higher, typically requiring a percentile above 95. Your score might be more suitable for VIT Bhopal or VIT Amaravati, or other private colleges with lower cutoffs. 

Yes, MAULET is mandatory for admission into law programmes offered at Maharishi Arvind University. Candidates taking courses such as LLB and LLM have to clear this university-level exam. The applicants have to satisfy the minimum academic eligibility and pass the test. Final selection takes place after counselling and verification of documents.

Yes, you can get direct admission into Maharishi Arvind University for courses on merit. Admission in most UG and PG programmes is based on marks secured in the entrance exam. There are some programmes for which you need to submit an entrance exam score. Always check the admission mode for the course you choose.

Yes, Maharishi Arvind University accepts CAT scores for MBA admissions. Candidates must have a bachelor's degree with at least 50% aggregate to be eligible. Shortlisted candidates will be invited for the next steps as per their CAT performance. Final selection involves document verification and fee submission.

Yes, Maharishi Arvind University provides admission to most courses without an entrance test. Programmes such as BSc, BPT, BCA, and BPharma are merit-based. However, for courses such as MBA or LLB, entrance tests like CAT or MAULET are needed. You need to verify course-wise criteria on the official website.

Yes, you can get admitted to Maharishi Arvind University with 60% in Class 12 for the majority of UG courses. Courses such as BSc, BCA, and BPharma need a minimum of 50%, so 60% will do. Admission will be on merit or entrance depending on the programme. Always verify specific eligibility for your selected course.

To secure admission at Maharishi Arvind University, applicants should apply online or offline and meet course-wise eligibility. Admission will be merit-based or entrance-based, depending on the programme. For programmes such as MBA and LLB, entrance tests like CAT or MAULET are mandatory. On shortlisting, chosen candidates will have to accept their admission through fee payment.

Yes, admission into Maharishi Arvind University 2025 is ongoing at the moment. Students are admitted through the institution's website via the enquiry form or through submitting a hardcopy application. Different courses attract varied admission procedures, depending on what course a student has applied to. Candidates have to satisfy eligibility requirements prior to applying.

Admission to BSc at Kerala University of Health Sciences can be through entrance tests based on the affiliated college. Merit scores of Class 12 are taken by some colleges. The requirement of entrance is different for each specialisation and institute under KUHS.

To be eligible for admission in BSc at Kerala University of Health Sciences, candidates should have passed Class 12 with a minimum of 45%. Admissions are typically based on merit or entrance through affiliated colleges. The course is available in different streams of health sciences.

Yes, Kerala University of Health Sciences considers NEET scores for different courses. NEET UG is considered for MBBS, and NEET PG is considered for MD and MS programmes. The choice is strictly on the basis of entrance performance and eligibility. Counselling is done after result declaration.

It will be challenging to get an admission in an fully government college with this score, but it is not impossible.your chance of getting an admission depends upon the subject you are aiming and the category you belong.You may get admission in colleges which have low cut off marks.If you belong to any reserved category there is a chance.

The final last date for admission in Kerala University of Health Sciences 2025 will vary according to the course and entrance exam dates. Applicants should frequently visit the official website of KUHS. In general, deadlines for applications range between April and July. Applications received late are generally rejected.

The majority of admissions in Kerala University of Health Sciences are based on entrance. NEET or KEAM is required for MBBS, MS, and MD. Merit in Class 12 might be considered for a few UG courses through the affiliated colleges. Entrance exams remain the primary channel for major health sciences courses.