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Hello Dear Student, No, getting a general category admission at IGIMS Patna with 225 marks in NEET for any paramedical or popular undergraduate allied course is unlikely. Cutoffs for general category government seats usually demand much higher scores and competitive ranks. Hope it helps!
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With an AP EAPCET rank of 9,463 AU (Andhra University) local region, and BCD girl category, your chance of getting a free category-A seat in VIT-AP are quiet low, as VIT AP primarily offers admission through its oven VITEEEE and direct admission process rather than AP EAPCET counselling.
Hello Dear Student, Yes, JSW Steel/Group is a recruiter that visits the campus for placements and internships at the Government College of Engineering (GCE), Salem. You can check, find and access more information here:
Hello, with an AP EAPCET rank of 79,000, getting a Mechanical Engineering seat at JNTUH depends on factors such as your category, counselling round, and previous year's closing ranks.
You can check the AP EAPCET counselling process, web options, and cutoff details here: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/ap-eamcet-counselling
Hello Student,
Since you have a Master of Social Work , there are plenty of academic as well as career opportunities for you. As far as academics is concerned, you can pursue courses such as M.Phil or a Ph.D in Social Work. This can lead to career opportunities such as
Hello Dear Student, Admission to the Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) program at IMS BHU requires a NEET score, with competitive cut-offs for the 25 available seats typically ranging from 450 to 550+ marks . While a score of 320 makes securing a seat at this top-tier institute challenging, it remains
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With 63 marks, General Rank 236, and SC Category Rank 23 in CPET PG, you have a good chance of securing admission to the M.A. Education programme at Ravenshaw University, especially under the SC category. However, admission depends on the final merit list, seat availability, reservation policy, and counselling.
There is no direct degree route to become a chartered accountant (CA). To become a CA you must complete the CA foundation, CA intermediate, and CA final stage along with the required practical training as prescribed by the ICAI.
However, you can pursue a graduation degree such as
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