Hi

It's quite difficult to predict that whether you will get  seat or not as  cut off marks for medical colleges keeps changing every year  depending upon various factors like  number of students that appeared in the exam, kind of marks obtained by them , toughness level of the examination

Dear Aspirant,

Firstly congrats for such a good score.Yes, With your score you can get good government college in Vidharbha as well as Maharashtra.Your score is good enough to give you government medical college through state level quota.Some of the expected college with your score are:

1.Dr Vaishampayan Memorial Government

Hello Aspirant,

Seeing your rank and category details and it's previous years cutoff trends it is not possible for you to get admission into VNIT Nagpur.

Getting admission mostly depends upon your category, rank, seat availability at college and branch seats.

You can see the previous years cutoff trends of

Hello aspirant,

Generally you have to fill out the percentage or total marks obtained or both in the application forms but in CAT application form your percentage is mandatory and it should be there in correct way. If you are facing such issue then there might be the following reasons

Hello aspirant,
Cut off of a specific college can differ every year. It depends upon various factors such as total number of aspirants, highest scorer, number of seats, difficulty level.
If we take previous year records , the expected cut-off of CAT for Great lakes was 80% and of CMAT

Hey,

For your question the answer is YES.Class 10th & class 12th marks matter f or getting a call from IIM . They first shortlists u on the behalf of your academics score's i.e. 10th, 12th & your graduation percentile and then call you for GD/PI round.

Hope it helps.

Hello,
Yes the original documents need to be uploaded for kcet and while attending counselling you need to have both originals and xerox with you.
The xerox needs to be attested not the originals, They will keep a few attested xerox copies with their record and geive you the original

The CGPI to percentage conversion formula has been changed. It's mentioned in the article, linked below:

https://old.mu.ac.in/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/examcomm972018.pdf

(CGPI*7.25+11)