Dear Mink,

There is no cut off available for the current admission into DIPSAR. The cut off for Delhi General Category Candidate for 2017 in DIPSAR was 84% which means that you may get into DIPSAR with your score. The following are the further details regarding the course:

• Duration: 4

CBSE class 12 results are already out. You can check them on the official website links results.nic.in, cbseresults.nic.in or cbse.nic.in

hello,

You have good score and will be eligible for most of the BFM and BMS degree providing college. Admission is done on the basis of entrance score/ merit which is kept in selection criteria.

eligibilty criteria for BFM:- candidate must have secured 50%-55% in 12th. Minimum percentage bar will

Dear Aspirant, you haven't mentioned the exam for which you had applied.

However, generally, you can either get your application, by logging into your site with your mail ID and password or you may check the print out or PDF receipt of the application form that you filled for the

Hey there

There are various ways through which you can check your 12th results like

1. Online portal

2. SMS

3. IVRS etc.

Check the link

https://www.google.co.in/amp/s/news.careers360.com/cbse-result-2020-date-class-10th-and-12th-result-be-declared-july-15

Good luck

Hey,

According to the new rules you don't need to secure 75% in your class 12th , you just need to pass your 12th boards with minimum passing marks.

Now, talking about jee you need to secure the cutoff percentile in your Jee Mains for taking admission in NITS, IIITS,

Hi aspirant ,

if you are getting a good college then you don't need to take drop. you should not take drop if you have scored 60 percent or greater . you should not waste one year and do your graduation and start preparing for govt exams.

hope this help

Hello dear  student!!

With 85.3 % marks, it is very difficult for you to get admission  in the top college of Delhi University offering microbiology and biomedical sciences,  specially  when you belongs to General category. But there can be chances that in the last 7th- 8th merit lists, you  might