Christ University Entrance Test Scores

The HNBGU admission marks are not publicly available. However, you can get an idea of the required marks by looking at the previous year's cut-offs. The cut-off for the general category is usually around 90%, while the cut-off for the reserved category is usually around 80%. However, the cut-off can vary depending on the year and the course you are applying for. If you are looking to get admission to HNBGU, you should aim for a score of at least 90% in your 12th board exams. You should also prepare well for the entrance exam, as the marks obtained in the entrance exam will also be considered for admission.If you have any reservations like OBC or something then your chances of getting into any college are easy but in the general Category, you will find it hard to get because after the results come the results are very high so keep your fingers crossed I hope you get any evening college.The first thing is that to get admission to HNBGU, you need to score well in the general test and language section. i.e., of total 500. So, just calculate your marks out of 500 and if you are getting 300+. There are 75%+ chances to get admission  The second thing is that your subject combination will matter in getting admission. So, choose carefully.

Understanding the exam's average and the highest scores is key to determining a good CUET result. A score of 400-550 is considered decent in CUET. Whereas a score above 750 is excellent for getting admitted into top-tier institutions.Sharing you the details of government colleges for BCA I can expect with this score along with their placements:Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra:Placements are decent, with companies visiting for campus recruitment.SGBAU Amravati (Sant Gadge Baba Amravati University):Placements vary, but efforts are made to connect students with job opportunities.Assam Don Bosco University:Good placement record in various fields, including BCA.

Yes, IET Lucknow also provides Management Quota admission for some of its limited number of seats.To apply:- Eligibility criteria and number of seats for the admission on college website- Better still contact the admissions office for information.- Appear for the exam, get the Admit card, and scan your mark sheets, ID proof, domicile certificate etc.- Sustain a face to face interview with the college managementA minimum CUET or JEE score is not required but if the candidate has the score it would be preferred. It needs to be mentioned that the college evaluates the applicants in terms of academic achievements, interview, etc. The specific information and procedure should be obtained from the college’s website or directly corresponding with the college. This way of admission differs from other annual merit-based admission to the university.

With a predicted score of 300, there is some chance that you will be admitted to a good campus in DU. However, allotment of colleges depends on various factors such as category, course applied for and seat availability. Nonetheless, here is an overview of what may come your way. A mark of 300 can admit you into institutions like:Second class colleges like Shivaji College, Rajdhani College, or Maharaja Agrasen College where one can apply for courses like BA (Hons) EnglishFirst Tier Colleges Kirori Mal College, Kamala Nehru College or Gargi College for not so competitive courses like BA (Hons) SanskritRemember that these are rough figures and actual cut-offs may vary. I advise you to consult the previous year’s cut-off lists and Delhi University’s official website for further detail. Finally ensure that in your choice filling during counseling process is done carefully regarding college and course preferences. Keeping my fingers crossed hoping that you get admitted into the desired college