Physics

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Eligibility-
PCM (min. 55%) for non-sponsored and 50% for sponsored category students through a regular mode of a recognized board only.
55% is compulsory but I will recommend you to contact the college once.

Admission depends on your IMUCET rank.
However, placements depend on your PCM marks (70%). In English, 80% is required by most of the companies.

Hello, hope you are doing well.
No, you need to score 75% without any back in 12th class. Then only will you be eligible for JEE Advance counselling. If you failed in physics, you must clear that exam and if secured 75%, then only you will get the best JEE Advanced college under category quota SC.
All the best.

Hello Tathagata,
It's very nice to that you have already set your sights on what you want to become. You have won half the battle. Admissions in engineering colleges these days are invariably based on some or the other entrance exam. Decide where you want to go and appear for the concerned exam. Get good marks & your admission is through.
That's all.

Yes, surely you can get. Before applying, check the college dashboard thoroughly and what are the cutoff marks they had kept for physics honours.