What is INI CET cut off?

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2 years ago

The last eligibility rank and respective percentile that made it to the INI CET Counselling is the INI CET cut-off. The qualifying cut-off percentile is different for each category. 

1)For Unreserved (UR), EWS/Sponsored/Deputed/Foreign National/Overseas Citizens of India (OCI)- 50 Percentile

2) OBC, S

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11 months ago

INI CET cutoff is the last rank and corresponding percentile at which candidate is called for counselling rounds. Candidates do have to score the minimum cut off to qualify the exam. The cut off differs for different categories such as general, and SC/ST/OBC. Based on the cut off a merit list is rel

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