Directorate of Distance Education, Rabindra Bharati University, Kolkata All Questions

Hi Aspirant,

If a seat allocated to you in first round  and if you have opted for either float or slide for that particular seat, then yes you will be able to access the seat and apply for the same by freezing it. However, if you have not opted either

Hello,

Last year 575 marks with respective all india rank of 14621 secured a seat in Autonomous Medical College Bahraich for UR, and this year there are greater chances of cut-offs increasing hence chances for GMC seem quite tough in your case, you may explore private colleges such as Subharti

Hi aspirant,

It depends on whether the seats of the colleges displayed during first round have been already filled in the first round of All India Counselling or not. If there are vacant seats available then those seats will be available in the second round. However, if a candidate who

Hello Lohith,

If you were given a seat in the second round and you were not interested you can use the free exit option. The security fee is refundable and you will get it back in the same bank account through which you had made the payment. The money will

Hello,

Your question is not very clear.

If you are asking about the cutoff for various Medical colleges through the AIQ quota, please refer the below link which will give you an idea about the cutoffs for Government colleges through the AIQ quota:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off-for-government-colleges

You may refer to the below

Hello candidate!

Sorry to mention that with the above rank there are no chances of getting you a MBBS seat.

Since the cut off for the year is at tremendous increase for getting a seat in atleast private college you need to score 480+ belonging to obc category.

You can

Hello Aspirant,

I see you are from Haryana state and based on your rank it is difficult to get a government seat because almost in all states you should at least be under 1 lakh rank to get a government college. under the All India Quota . However , you

Hello Narasimha,

As per your Query these are the best food technology colleges in India,

1.IIT Kharagpur - Indian Institute of Technology.

2.IIT Guwahati - Indian Institute of Technology.

3.Doon Institute of Medical Sciences (DIMS).

4.Parul University.

5.MMU Mullana - Maharishi Markandeshwar University.

6.EP Infoways Institute of Food Safety and

Hello Aspirant,

Firstly congrats on clearing the NEET exam , and I assume based on your rank , you would have scored below 300. So with this rank I am afraid it is not possible to get a government college, moreover this year the competition is tough. However , you

Hello,

Based upon the marks that you have scored for scheduled caste category, you have chances for private colleges for 15% All India Quota. It would had been better if you had mentioned category rank.

Now for state quota seats in Haryana as per your domicile, you have chances for