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Hi buddy, The six sub-departments at Oxford Physics are Astrophysics, Atomic and Laser Physics, Atmospheric, Oceanic and Planetary Physics, Condensed Matter Physics, Particle Physics and Theoretical Physics. Each of these sub-departments is autonomous, although many of the research projects available are interdisciplinary. All of the DPhil degrees at Oxford Physics are research-based courses that normally take three to four years of study. You will be expected to carry out your own research in areas drawn from the broad range of research across the department, and will be allocated at least one supervisor who will be your primary contact for guidance throughout your research degree. In parallel with your project, you will be expected to attend a taught course in the first year, comprising lectures, seminars and discussion classes at graduate level. Further information on the research areas of the sub-departments and on projects available for the forthcoming year can be found on each individual course page. Hope it helps!

Hello Shivam,
1. The first cut off list for B.Com in SRCC last year was released on June 18, 2018. The cut off for OBC was 95.50%.
2. The second cut off was released on June 24, 2018. The cutoff for OBC was 95%.
3. The third cut off was released on June 29, 2018. The cutoff for OBC was 94.875%.
Total 9 cut off lists were released by SRCC but seats got filled for OBC for B.Com by the 3rd cutoff list only. All seats were full and hence no cut off was released in the rest of 6 lists for B.Com.
You get 3 days to apply when a cut off list releases. There might be increase or decrease in days this year, nothing is final yet.
So yes, the least 'Best Four Subjects' (BFS%) you can expect being from OBC is some where around 94% only, as per the trends.

Hi buddy,
Yes, you can get seat in Amrita through JEE Mains but its depend on your JEE Mains score. If your score is more than 20% in JEE, then you will get a direct seat in Amrita university. Yes, you can go to Amrita college through JEE main entrance exam. For taking admission in Amrita college. First of all you should submit your marks in Amrita College through online format. On basis of they getting marks by candidate they set a cutoffs and after this counseling starts for various departments. Hello, Aspirant
Yes you can get into amrita college through JEE Mains. Candidates who will appear in JEE Mains 2019 and will have a valid JEE Main score, will need not go through the Amrita University entrance exam Amrita Engineering Entrance Examination (AEEE). It is a university level entrance exam conducted in both online and offline i.e. pen and paper-based mode. The cutoff rank and marks are not yet released officially by College. If you have any questions further let me know. Hope it helps!