How much should I score to get into ICT Mumbai Chemical through JEE Mains?

Thanks for A2AI think there is nothing wrong in setting small term goals like getting gold medal for university. Of course your main focus should be on clearing concepts and learning clinical skills. It depends on how well you have presented the answers. Make use of flowcharts, write in points. As 75% of the paper usually comes from the important topics known by many. So the difference basically lies in presentation of your answers. Also if you get mcqs in your university exams, you need to have a good knowledge of the subject. Try to write while revising a topic and review which points you left out. All the best :-) Shubhi Agrawal , MBBS from MGM Medical College, Indore (2020) Source: Quora Digest

Thanks for A2A I think there is nothing wrong in setting small term goals like getting gold medal for university. Of course your main focus should be on clearing concepts and learning clinical skills. It depends on how well you have presented the answers. Make use of flowcharts, write in points. As 75% of the paper usually comes from the important topics known by many. So the difference basically lies in presentation of your answers. Also if you get mcqs in your university exams, you need to have a good knowledge of the subject. Try to write while revising a topic and review which points you left out. All the best :-) Shubhi Agrawal , MBBS from MGM Medical College, Indore (2020) Source: Quora Digest

Yes it does. Usually the cutoffs are too high. Eg 180–220 jee mains for cs at spit 160–180 jee mains for it at spit 150–160 jee mains for extc at spit 165–175 cet for cs at spit 160–165 cet for it at spit 155–160 cet for extc at spit Again these are rough scores based on the 2017–18 admissions as far as I can recollect. These may change. Also these are for General (open) category. There is no category reservation for seats allocated through jee main. But there is…through cet. Anonymous Source: Quora Digest