VITEEE- A Complete Guide

Hello there,

To confirm if you qualify for an engineering seat through JEE Main:

1. Check Cutoff: Compare your percentile with the JEE Main qualifying cutoff for your category. If you clear it, you are eligible for JEE Advanced (if aiming for IITs).
   
   
2. Check College Cutoffs: Use your rank to check previous year cutoffs for NITs, IIITs, GFTIs, and state colleges through JoSAA/CSAB counseling.
   
   
3. Participate in Counseling: Register for JoSAA or state counseling to apply for engineering seats.
   
   
4. Private Colleges: If your rank doesn’t match NIT/IIIT cutoffs, private colleges also accept JEE scores.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

You took the compartment exam in Chemistry and received 23/70 in theory and 30/30 in practical. According to CBSE rules, you need to pass both theory and practical to clear the compartment.

The multiple X on your result indicates that your result is not final yet. This is because you applied for the improvement exam.

Your theory score is 23/70, which is less than the passing marks. Therefore, you failed the compartment exam.

NEET Counselling:

Your compartment result won't affect your NEET counselling. CBSE will update your marks and result, and this will be considered during your NEET counselling.

Since you failed the compartment exam, your improvement form will be cancelled.

Your total marks won't increase due to the compartment exam. Your original marks will be considered.

I hope this clears up any confusion. If you have more questions, feel free to ask!

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For BITSAT eligibility , you need at least 75% aggregate in PCM and 60% in each subject (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics). If you improve your marks through a compartment/supplementary exam and meet the required percentage, you should be eligible .

However, BITSAT admissions close by July and if your supplementary exam results come in late July or August , you may not be considered for that year's admission .

Hope this gives you the clarity you need .

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Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) conducts its BA LLB entrance exam usually in June each year. The results are typically released in July. On the other hand, MH CET Law (for 5-year LLB) is usually conducted in May, and its results are announced in June or early July. So, JMI BA LLB results generally come after MH CET results, but exact dates vary yearly.

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In CBSE passing requires 33% marks in both theory and practical separately.

23/70 in theory = 32.85% (Rounded to 33%)

25/30 in practical = 83.33% (Passed)

Since you met the minimum requirement you are passed in Chemistry.

For NEET form filling :

The marks obtained in the compartment exam ( 23 in theory + 25 in practical ) will be considered not the earlier failed attempt.

If they have already passed Chemistry in the compartment exam , it is not mandatory to attempt the improvement exam unless they want a better score.

Hope this gives you the clarity you need .

Hello,

To check the NMMS (National Means-cum-Merit Scholarship) result , follow these steps:

1. Visit the Official Website : Go to your state's education department or SCERT official website.

2. Locate the Result Link : Navigate to the 'Examinations' or 'Results' section and find the NMMS result link.

3. Enter Required Details : Provide necessary information such as roll number and date of birth.

4. View and Download : Submit the details to view your result. Download and print it for future reference.

For Delhi students, the NMMS result is expected to be released in April 2025. Visit the Directorate of Education's official website at edudel.nic.in to access your result.

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Hello student,

In most boards, the passing criteria for Class 12 subjects is:

• 33% marks overall (Theory + Practical)
• Separate passing in theory and practical (if applicable)

Since you got 23/70 in Chemistry theory , your total marks with practical included will decide if you pass. If your overall Chemistry marks (Theory + Practical) are 33% or more , you are passed .

For NEET eligibility, you need:

• 50% in PCB (General category)
• 40% (SC/ST/OBC)

If you meet NEET’s PCB percentage criteria , you don’t need an improvement exam . If not, improvement is required . Check your total PCB percentage before deciding.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

hi,

the date for the NSO result has not been officially declared by the authorities but as per the information the NSO is likely to declare its results in march 2025 , of the level 2 exam which was held on February 9 2025 .

to get more information keep updated regarding the dates by visiting their official website .

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hi ,

gere is the application criteria for the viteee examinations

In the VITEEE (VIT Engineering Entrance Examination) eligibility criteria, the 60% marks requirement is for the aggregate percentage in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics/Biology (PCM/PCB) in Class 12 or equivalent.

Eligibility Criteria in Detail:

General Category:

• Candidates must have scored at least 60% aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics/Biology (PCM/PCB) in Class 12.

• SC/ST & Certain Reserved Categories (North Eastern states, J&K, Ladakh):
• The minimum aggregate required is 50% in PCM/PCB in Class 12.

This 60% requirement is not for all subjects, but only for the three core subjects (PCM for engineering aspirants, PCB for bio-related courses).

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Hello,

The VITEEE eligibility criteria require candidates to have a minimum aggregate of 60% in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) in their Class 12 board examinations.

This percentage is calculated by combining the marks obtained in both theory and practical exams for these subjects. The 60% requirement applies specifically to the PCM subjects, not to the overall percentage of all subjects studied.

Therefore, achieving at least 60% collectively in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics is mandatory for eligibility.

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