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Yes Ayush. I hope you get into SRCC with such a good score. Just wait for the cutoffs to be released because now even we aren't sure about the cutoffs. Take admission accordingly.
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Delhi University is best for such courses, but yes the cutoffs are high for economics.

Here, at this college, you get admission based on who apply and appear for counselling but you need to qualify JEE Mains as in OC category cut-off marks, so as to accept your application. And for scholarship, if you are in the top 12 of a branch (for the first year, you have join the top 12 which are shortlisted based on JEE score, the following years will be shortlisted based your CGPA of previous year), who have joined, then you can get 1-1.5 lakhs scholarship per year.

Yes, you can if you belong to BC/OC category, it may be hard to get through. Try for it.

For getting a seat in top 10 NITs you must have scored around 100 marks under ST category. You can get a seat in NITs. There are high chances of getting a seat in NITs. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor
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JIST maybe but never in JEC.

It completely depends on your course. Some courses have higher cutoffs whereas some have comparatively lower cutoffs. Please specify!

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Understand and work on concepts given in NCERT textbooks. So read the biology NCERT textbooks thoroughly. Apart from going through NCERT textbooks, solve all India entrance exam-level questions, like previous year JEE papers, etc. It will help you in the preparation of the IISER exam.
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Apart from DU, there are other colleges available for chemistry hons. For e. g. IITs, Jamia Millia Islammia, Jamia Hamdard, JNU, IP University etc. These universities are also good.

You can pursue MBA, even if you are weak in Maths, because MBA has very less portion of Maths, and Maths is only available in 1st year. You can go for theoretical branches like HR or Marketing. Maths is required in these fields also but at a minimal level.

Yes, because CSE course starts from the basic only. Most of the CS students are from PCM/PCB/PCBM. So, don't worry about it. All the best.

There is as such no option in applying for specific colleges in merit based courses. However, when the cut-off list is out, select the course only at north campus colleges.

To be frank, getting courses like Physics and Chemistry honours, there is a slight chance. However, for all the biology based courses and courses like Physical Sciences, you can be assured about getting admission.

It depends on the counseling round to see how many cutoffs it will take. According to your scores, you will get admission.

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