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The last year, cut off was 78 percentile.

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You are not eligible to do BTech unless you have PCM st +2 stage. In order to become an engineer , you can do BCA MCA and become a software engineer.

Hi Ruchika,
There are many countries to choose from. You must choose according to your requirements, budget, course choice, etc. The USA, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Germany are considered to be the best countries for higher studies.

You can, however the choice of colleges may be limited as most of them require an overall score of 6.5 with no band less than 6.

You are not eligible for appearing in CAT and SNAP examination if you are a general candidate.

Yes, you can get admission in Asia-Pacific Institute of Management (Delhi) for Post Graduate Diploma in Management.

Higher the scores, better are your chances. The high score will not guarantee you the admissions into Harvard. Focus on improving your overall profile. Which grade are you in?

Yes my dear, you can do M.Sc if you've got more than 45% to get admission in a good University.

Hi Damana,
Reporting test scores to universities do not guarantee or indicate an admission. You must meet the university specific admission requirements as well. So, before you choose the universities for free score reports, check the admission requirements and prepare accordingly. You will find more details on ETS website.
All the best. Feel free to revert.

Environmental engineering is a niche branch and currently, it does not have very big demand. However, global environment challenges and awareness is slowly generating demand for environmental engineers and it will continue to grow. In the long run, environmental engineers have good scope.

I think you have to visit Arena Animation. Maybe they can provide you better guidance and Arena is also a very good academy.

After B.Sc in mathematics, you can pursue M.Sc in mathematics. Following are some other course options which you can pursue after completing B.Sc in mathematics:
M.Sc in statistics.
M.Sc in industrial mathematics
B.Ed
M.Sc in mathematics with computer applications
M.Sc in statistical applications
M.Sc in applied mathematics
M.Sc in applied statistics.

The minimum percentile needed is 75. So, try harder next time. All the best.