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It'll be the first Top Rank card in town in five years as the IBF Featherweight champ Luis Alberto "El Venado" Lopez puts his belt on the line against fellow Mexican national Joet Gonzalez. The two spoke Monday afternoon at the press conference ahead of their big title fight. Both Lopez and Gonzalez say they crave a win Friday to earn respect while fighting so close to their home country.

The undercard gets underway online on ESPN+ at 5 PM. The Lopez-Gonzalez headliner will be shown on ESPN and ESPN Deportes along with the co-main event between undefeated Xander Zayas and Robert Valenzeula Jr. That broadcast gets started at 9 PM.

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Ranks will be released once both the sessions of JEE Main 2023 are completed. For the candidates who sit for both sessions, the rank will be decided on the basis of the best of the scores obtained in the two sessions. The percentiles of both sessions will be calculated to the 7th decimal for all the students. It is done to avoid the tie of scores. For the candidates who sit for only one session, the rank will be decided based on their performances in that session.

A 2014 Commonwealth Games bronze medalist, Ajagba (17-1) turned pro in 2017. The Nigerian suffered his first loss in 2021 against Frank Sanchez but has since recovered by winning two in a row. "The Silent Roller" beat Stephan Shaw via a unanimous decision scoring in his last bout in January.

Mason (9-0) turned pro in 2021. The 19-year-old has won all but one fight via knockout and is competing in his fourth bout of 2023. He fought on the Anderson-Martin card in July, beating Alex de Oliveira.

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This is a little challenging to forecast because your JEE Main grades, percentile, and rank depend on a variety of variables, such as the number of students that took the exam, the type of marks they received, the exam's difficulty level for each shift, and more.

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Every year, lakhs of students appear for this exam, making the competition intense and challenging. With the result season in full swing, every student is eagerly awaiting the JEE Main college list, rank-wise.

The Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main is a national-level exam that is conducted to offer admissions into various engineering colleges across India. While the exam is conducted on a national level, there is also a state-wise rank list that is released along with the overall rank list.

The rank of a candidate in JEE Main for 150 marks cannot be determined as the ranks are calculated based on the percentile scores obtained by candidates in the exam. The rank is determined by considering various factors like the number of candidates who appeared, the difficulty level of the exam, and the overall performance of the candidates.

The rank required for admission to the National Institute of Technology (NIT) varies from year to year and also depends on the branch of engineering, the minimum rank required for admission to NITs will be based on the cutoff marks set. The cutoff marks and ranks are generally different for each category of candidates.

We hope this article has helped candidates understand the various aspects of the JEE Main rank list, their college list, rank predictor, and state-wise rank list. By utilizing these resources, students can make informed decisions and achieve their desired outcomes. We wish all the JEE Main aspirants the best of luck in their future endeavours. Comment for more JEE Main related news.

Tournaments on the ITF Junior Circuit are graded according to the strength of player entries, with the most ranking points being awarded for the eight major championships (Group A), which include the four Grand Slam events.

Players will need an ITF Junior Ranking to get into the Main Draw of ITF events. Players will also usually need an ITF Ranking to get into the qualifying of Grade A, 1, and 2 events. Players without an ITF ranking are more likely to obtain entry into the qualifying of Grade 3, 4 and 5 events.

ITF Junior World Ranking points are available at all tournaments. In order to get a ranking a player must reach a round where points are available. The number of points available in each round will vary depending on the grading of the tournament and the round reached.

Grade A events offer the most ranking points, these include Junior Grand Slams which also offer bonus points to the winners. Grade 5 events offer the least ranking points and should be used as an introduction to the ITF Junior Circuit.

In 2004, the ITF introduced the Combined Junior Ranking (CJR), replacing the Singles and Doubles Ranking. Currently, the CJR is the sole junior ranking published by the ITF and aims to encourage the doubles game at junior level and subsequently at professional level.

ITF Junior World Ranking points are available at all tournaments. In order to get a ranking a player must reach a round where points are available and must have won a match in the main draw. The number of points available in each round will vary depending on the Grade of the tournament and the round reached. Tournaments shall be classified into Grades, based mainly on an evaluation of previous tournaments while maintaining a geographical balance.

Counselling Session

1. The In-person counselling session for the selected candidates is scheduled on Tuesday, July 25, 2023, at 09:30 AM, in the Faculty Hall at IISc Main Building.

2. Reporting time for the applicants at the venue is 08:30 AM.

3. Participation in the counselling session is mandatory for confirming your seat in the Four-yea Bachelor of Science (Research) Program.

4. If any applicant who has applied for admission to the Four-year Bachelor of Science(Research) program at IISc, and is meeting the cut-off rank mentioned in the above table, but has not received an offer letter on the admission portal under available downloads, may please send an email immediately to the Assistant Registrar and UG Office at ar.ug@iisc.ac.in and admission.ug@iisc.ac.in with the following documents on or before 20, July 2023

(a) IISc application form

(b) IAT result card

Note: Requests without providing the above-mentioned documents will not be examined.

5. Important Note: Applicants who have already received an offer letter from IISc in the previous admission rounds are NOT eligible to participate in this round of online counselling.

Counselling Session

1. The In-person counselling session for the selected candidates is scheduled on Thursday, July 06, 2023, at 09:30 AM, in the Faculty Hall at IISc Main Building.

2. Reporting time for the applicants at the venue is 08:30 AM.

3. Participation in the counselling session is mandatory for confirming your seat in the Four-year Bachelor of Science (Research) Program.

4. If any applicant who has applied for admission to the Four-year Bachelor of Science (Research) program at IISc, and is meeting the cut-off rank mentioned in the above table, but has not received an offer letter on the admission portal under available downloads, may please send an email immediately to the Assistant Registrar and UG Office at ar.ug@iisc.ac.in and admission.ug@iisc.ac.in with the following documents on or before 01 July 2023

(a)IISc application form

(b)JEE Advanced result card/ NEET-UG result card

Note: Requests without providing the above-mentioned documents will not be examined.

5. Date of the next rounds of counselling, based on other national entrance exams (i.e., IISER Aptitude Test), will be informed in due course of time.

Counselling Session

1. The In-person counselling session for the selected candidates is scheduled on Tuesday,June 20, 2023, at 09:30 AM, in the Faculty Hall at IISc Main Building.

2. Reporting time for the applicants at the venue is 08:30 AM.

3. Participation in the counselling session is mandatory for confirming your seat in the Four-year Bachelor of Science (Research) Program.

4. If any applicant who has applied for admission to the Four-year Bachelor of Science (Research) program at IISc, and is meeting the cut-off rank mentioned in the above table, but has not received an offer letter on the admission portal under available downloads, may please send an email immediately to the Assistant Registrar and UG Office at ar.ug@iisc.ac.in and admission.ug@iisc.ac.in with the following documents on or before 12 June 2023

(a)IISc application form

(b)KVPY result card/ JEE Mains result card

Note: Requests without providing the above-mentioned documents will not be examined.

5. Date of the next rounds of counselling, based on other national entrance exams (i.e., JEE ADVANCE, NEET AND IISER Aptitude Test), will be informed in due course of time. 2351a5e196