MUMBAI: In a sign that cut-offs for First Year Junior College could see an upward development, the primary advantage record for Christian minority students at St Xavier's College, Fort, larger via over 3% in both the arts and the science streams. Other faculties, which can be scheduled to announce their minority advantage lists, too expect upper cut-offs. The general advantage record can be announced on July 5.
The first advantage record for minority students at St Xavier's, announced on Wednesday, ended at 80.8% in the science move and 86.2% in the arts move. In 2017, the primary cut-offs have been 76.8% and 83.2% in the science and arts move. The cut-offs on the school final 12 months have been the lowest in 5 years.
This 12 months, maximum city faculties, across boards, saw a better selection of students scoring above 90% in Class X and that could result in upper cut-offs, feel principals. "We are announcing our minority merit list on Thursday but like in degree colleges, we are expecting an increase of at least 2-3% across streams for FYJC as well," mentioned Rajpal Hande, predominant, Mithibai College, Vile Parle.
Though the selection of prime scorers went up this 12 months, the end ratings have been decrease. The height ranking on St Xavier's arts advantage record for Christian minority students went down from 98% final 12 months to 97.2% this 12 months. For science too, the top-most ranking on the record was once 95% versus 97% final 12 months. This 12 months, the state board diminished the extra marks to students collaborating and excelling in arts and culture from 25 to 15 and that impacted the results. Nevertheless, the end student on the arts record was once from the state board and every other two have been in the height 5. A student every from ICSE and CBSE made it to the primary 5. But a Kerala state board student crowned the science record. There have been two every from CBSE and SSC in the height 5.
St. Andrew's College, Bandra, which announced two advantage lists for Christian minority students, alternatively, saw a 3-Four% drop across streams. "We announced our second list on Wednesday but the difference between the first and the second list is marginal. A lot of students haven't confirmed admissions as they are waiting for merit lists at other colleges," mentioned Marie Fernandes, predominant, St Andrew's College, Bandra.
Principals feel the arts cut-off could see an build up. "Seeing the flow of applications, humanities seems to be a popular choice. We are receiving a lot of applications for arts and most are from high-scorers," mentioned Ashok Wadia, predominant, Jai Hind College, Churchgate. The school has walk-in admissions for Sindhi students.
With inputs from Rhythm Sachdeva
The first advantage record for minority students at St Xavier's, announced on Wednesday, ended at 80.8% in the science move and 86.2% in the arts move. In 2017, the primary cut-offs have been 76.8% and 83.2% in the science and arts move. The cut-offs on the school final 12 months have been the lowest in 5 years.
This 12 months, maximum city faculties, across boards, saw a better selection of students scoring above 90% in Class X and that could result in upper cut-offs, feel principals. "We are announcing our minority merit list on Thursday but like in degree colleges, we are expecting an increase of at least 2-3% across streams for FYJC as well," mentioned Rajpal Hande, predominant, Mithibai College, Vile Parle.
Though the selection of prime scorers went up this 12 months, the end ratings have been decrease. The height ranking on St Xavier's arts advantage record for Christian minority students went down from 98% final 12 months to 97.2% this 12 months. For science too, the top-most ranking on the record was once 95% versus 97% final 12 months. This 12 months, the state board diminished the extra marks to students collaborating and excelling in arts and culture from 25 to 15 and that impacted the results. Nevertheless, the end student on the arts record was once from the state board and every other two have been in the height 5. A student every from ICSE and CBSE made it to the primary 5. But a Kerala state board student crowned the science record. There have been two every from CBSE and SSC in the height 5.
St. Andrew's College, Bandra, which announced two advantage lists for Christian minority students, alternatively, saw a 3-Four% drop across streams. "We announced our second list on Wednesday but the difference between the first and the second list is marginal. A lot of students haven't confirmed admissions as they are waiting for merit lists at other colleges," mentioned Marie Fernandes, predominant, St Andrew's College, Bandra.
Principals feel the arts cut-off could see an build up. "Seeing the flow of applications, humanities seems to be a popular choice. We are receiving a lot of applications for arts and most are from high-scorers," mentioned Ashok Wadia, predominant, Jai Hind College, Churchgate. The school has walk-in admissions for Sindhi students.
With inputs from Rhythm Sachdeva
St Xavier's hikes minority cutoffs by 3%
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