For an exam like the ICAR AIEEA exam, the cut-off marks do not matter as the result of ICAR AIEEA comes in the form of rank and not marks. There are fewer colleges now which take admission based on the ICAR AIEEA exam and that increases the difficulty.  Colleges like TNAU, NDRI, IVRI, CSS HISAR are not even available for the choice filling rounds so the ranks and colleges are actually important.  Colleges like PAU Ludhiana, SKRAU Bikaner, RVSKVV Gwalior, MPUAT Udaipur are some of the prominent colleges which are still on the list and give admissions based on the exam. In general, talking about ICAR AIEEA, they just provide ranks according to which the students get admission in the college.  The better rank one achieves the better college you attain.  A student can target the college according to the last year's cut-off rank that makes it easier for the students to get admission to their preferred college. Along with the rank of the student, the result also comprises the section that clearly mentions whether a student is qualified or not. But still attaining 60% marks for the general category is the necessity to at least try for your targeted college. The above mentioned is the information regarding the cut-off marks and ranks of the ICAR AIEEA exam. Now the student has to first target the college and then try to get the rank accordingly. Read More

The admission procedure of IIIT-B solely depends on the JEE Mains conducted by NTA. If you go through the past few years' cut-offs, it varies from year to year. In 2019, the ECE ranking was 10,972 and the NTA ranking went up to 8,718.  In 2018, it was expected to be around 210 for ECE and 220 for CSE. In 2017, ECE ranking was 190 and for NTA it was 200.  The information listed below will give you a brief description of the Cutoffs:  Specialization Cutoff Rank (Round 1) Cutoff Rank (Round 2) Computer Science & Engineering 7300 Unavailable Electronics and Communications Engineering 9000 Unavailable The IIIT-B cut-off is the minimum GATE cut-off rank that you must obtain in order to crack into the institutions. A friend of mine said that the IIIT-B cut-off is considered as opening and closing ranks for various classes. It is an absolute mandate for the candidates to obtain a rank greater than or equal to IIIT-B cut-off to get admission there. Read More

Selection for the MBA program at IMT Nagpur is done based on various factors. CMAT score is one of such criteria. The CMAT cut-off for MBA admission at IMT Nagpur keeps on changing every year. Last year, the CMAT cutoff for both IMT Nagpur and Hyderabad campus was 85. Usually, the CMAT cut-off score lies between 80-90 percentile.  The final selection of the candidates depends on various factors.  Parameters Percentage Test score Percentile (best score in CAT/XAT/GMAT/CMAT) 35% Academic score & Quality of graduating institute/university/college 25% Work experience (duration & quality) 10% Academic Diversity 10% Group Exercise & Personal Interview 20% Total 100% As per the percentage of parameters mentioned above, the weightage of your score in the entrance exam is more. Therefore, it is important to get a high score in the entrance exam. The section also depends on your performance in the interview and your profile.  You will be called for a Personal Interview based on your score on the entrance test. In case, you submit your score in more than one exam (like CAT and CMAT or any other), the best score is considered. The admission is given only based on the final merit list. For detailed information contact the admissions office. Read More

For the selection of candidates, the scores are of lesser value than the rank. This is because the full marks of certain exams and the cut-offs keep changing year after year. For instance, below listed are the previous years’ records and the cut-off scores: 2019 180/450 2018 175-180/450 2017 185/360 Some key highlights to remember: For general candidates, a merit rank of above 30-35 is almost assured to get a regular seat. If you are not able to make it to a regular seat, the college offers paid seats in which you will have to pay an extra amount of fees (extra Rs. 30,000) per annum. For the general category, a score of above 175-180 is considered to be a good chance for admission to a general seat. For post-graduation in statistics, BHU has about 50+ seats. So, a rank less than 35 is a decent rank for general candidates. In conclusion, the college provides ample seats for every stream. Seats reserved for the meritorious candidates require a certain rank in the entrance examination. The remaining seats are paid seats that require an extra charge every year. Read More

Whatever the exam must be of the IBPS category, one must ensure to attempt 75-80 questions with an accuracy of over 95% to guarantee a score above cut-off. The IBPS exam is a test of speed and accuracy under the pressure circumstances and hence, usually the cut-off stands between 60 and 75 marks. The IBPS SO IT prelims cutoff for 2020 is listed in the table below: Category Cut-off marks  General (GEN) 81.50 Scheduled Caste (SC) 73.25 Scheduled Tribe (ST) 64.50 Other Backward Classes (OBC) 79.50 Visually Impared (VI) 57.38 Hearing Impaired (HI) 28.13 Intellectual Disability (ID) 45.38 Orthopaedically Challenged (OC) 71.25 The sectional cut-offs of the following include: General Awareness - 11.50 (for GEN) and 7.50 (for SC/ST/OBC). Reasoning - 13.50 (for GEN) and 8.75 (for SC/ST/OBC). English - 9.50 (for GEN) and 6.75 (for SC/ST/OBC). The total or maximum marks of General Awareness and Reasoning are 50 each while English is 25. Cut-off marks are decided taking into consideration the level of difficulty of the exam, the total number of candidates appearing, number of vacancies and the previous year cut-offs. While preparing one must try to achieve scores greater than the previous year cut-off to be on the safe side. Read More