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[ad_1] A large number of students scoring in the 100th percentile in the second edition of the Common University Entrance Test-Undergraduate, may very well lead to high cut-offs in top subject choices this year. A total of 22,836 candidates scored in the 100th percentile in the entrance examination, results for which were announced on Saturday afternoon. The results were delayed by at least a fortnight due to extending the exam schedule in several states and a large number of challenges faced by the National Testing Agency (NTA) before preparing the final answer key. According to data, out of 14.99 lakh students who registered for the exam, 11.16 lakh took the test. Last year, around nine lakh students had appeared for the test while 21,159 scored in the 100th percentile. Out of the total 100th percentile subject scores, highest were in English (5,685) followed by biology/biotechnology/biological studies/biochemistry (4,850), economics (2,836) and business studies (2,357). Last ye

[ad_1] A large number of students scoring in the 100th percentile in the second edition of the Common University Entrance Test-Undergraduate, may very well lead to high cut-offs in top subject choices this year. A total of 22,836 candidates scored in the 100th percentile in the entrance examination, results for which were announced on Saturday afternoon. The results were delayed by at least a fortnight due to extending the exam schedule in several states and a large number of challenges faced by the National Testing Agency (NTA) before preparing the final answer key. According to data, out of 14.99 lakh students who registered for the exam, 11.16 lakh took the test. Last year, around nine lakh students had appeared for the test while 21,159 scored in the 100th percentile. Out of the total 100th percentile subject scores, highest were in English (5,685) followed by biology/biotechnology/biological studies/biochemistry (4,850), economics (2,836) and business studies (2,357). Last ye