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Scoring in the 67th percentile in JEE MAINS indicates that you haven't met the cutoff for the exam. If you fall into a reserved category such as SC, ST, or PWD, meeting their specific cutoffs may make you eligible for NIT counseling. However, if you are from the

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The necessary percentile for admission to NIT may vary according to the candidate's category. OBC/EWS candidates need a percentile below 90, while, based on the analysis of the previous year, General category applicants typically require a percentile ranging from 95-97 in JEE Mains for NIT admission.

So yes

The specific penalty for resigning from a DNB seat can vary depending on the institute and the agreement you signed during admission. You might need to repay the stipend you received for the period you were enrolled.There might be a service bond clause in your agreement. Leaving before the stipulated

A waitlist number of 53 at IFMR Krea University gives you a decent chance, but it largely depends on how many students ahead of you decline their offers. In past admission cycles, IFMR’s waitlist movement for the MBA program has sometimes gone beyond 70–80, especially after top B-schools release their

No, you can't get admission with this percentile. You have to score a minimum 94.7 percentile in special round only to get entry in nit kkr.

If you are obc PWD student then you can get

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With 550 marks in NEET, you will surely get admission to BDS in any state government dental college , and with a score above 600 you will surely get admission to any top medical college in India.

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Yes, you can get admission in uit rgpv bhopal Bro you should go to mpdte councelling portal and check eligibility criteria for btech and as you mentioned you are domicile of mp so there is high chance of getting into uit rgpv bhopal, chelk your eligibility criteria on mpdte portal