Hello Lakshmi, Nativity certificate is basically a proof that you belong to a certain state, its just a proof of your domicile status. Normally your class 10 marksheet with permanent address can also act as nativity certificate but do check the official NEET website as what exactly they want as

I think you need to decide what you like for yourself - nobody can make that decision for you. Make a list of things that you would want to possess at the end of 4 years of B.Tech: skills, a well paying job etc. If you don't go beyond and

You have certainly the chances of getting admission into DTU with your rank of mains. Last year too students were able to seek admission through JAC. Your rank is fine and could obviously get a seat in this college. However choice of branch may be a factor of concern as

Sir,

As your son has passed from Delhi, he is eligible for 85% quota of Delhi only. But if he has a domicile of J&K, he is also eligible for 85% state for J&K too. You have to fill the form for both the places separately.

In case of Delhi,

Hello Ram, Josaa has a standard medical certificate format for such cases of physically handicap candidates. You can find the pdf in this link: https://josaa.nic.in/webinfocms/Public/View.aspx?page=73

also check out this link for further info on the matter: https://josaa.nic.in/webinfocms/Handler/FileHandler.ashx?i=File&ii=157&iii=Y

make sure along with the duly filled certificate you also carry your PwD

Hi, once the time window allotted to candidates for admission, eligible through a particular list is closed then you will have to wait for students eligible for admission in the next list to complete their registration procedures. If by that time the university still has seats available for the course

Hey. Yes this is all what you have to carry.

Do checkout the link below.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/josaa-counselling

Hello aspirant,you have to visit only the newly allocated college.

Hope this helps.

All the best.