Most students have doubts about what to do after HSE(+2) results. Some have applied for management quota before their HSE(+2) results. Some wrote their entrance/competitive exams and received their results or waited for their entrance test results. Let’s see what are things that you should do after the release of HSE (+2) results.
After HSE(+2) Results
1. Be relaxed/ Don’t be confused: If you scored less marks in your HSE (+2) results, don’t panic. Be calm and relaxed. Anyhow, all of them will get a seat in college to study. The results of HSE(+2) don’t decide your entire life. Understand it is one of the paths and not only the path of life.
2. Marksheet: Marksheet will be provided by your schools later. So, take a screenshot/printout of your result page. These screenshots/printouts will help you to apply management quota.
3. Cutoff: Science students must calculate their engineering/ agriculture cutoff after their HSE (+2) results.
- Engineering cutoff calculation: (Physics/2)+ (Chemistry/2)+ Maths marks [Out of 200].
- Agriculture cutoff calculation: (Physics/2)+ (Chemistry/2)+ (Maths/2)+ (Biology/2) [Out of 200].
4. Start applying for colleges: Counseling for arts and science (TNGASA), engineering(TNEA), agriculture(TNAU), and paramedical will be opened before or after the results. Don’t rush to apply for counseling and be careful while applying counselling. If your cutoff is low, apply for management quota.
5. Prepare the choice list: After applying for counseling, prepare your choice list based on your cutoff marks. Additionally, refer to the previous year’s cutoff marks. For example: if you scored a 180 cutoff, refer to the previous year’s cutoff allocations of the college and courses from 175 to 185 cutoff.
6. Documents: Collect your provisional mark sheet, transfer certificate(TC), and conduct certificate…<<READ MORE>>
Conclusion
Make sure you have done all these points as mentioned earlier. Don’t be lethargic, keep your original documents safe because, without these original documents, you can’t apply for colleges. Hope this blog will help you, with what to do after HSE(+2) results. Share your marks and cutoff in the comment section.
