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With a 9000 AP EAMCET rank, other than the agriculture program, you can choose these programs like Information Technology, Electronics and Communication Engineering, and Computer Science and Engineering at various colleges.

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It's unlikely you'll get a veterinary college in Bangalore with a KCET rank of 5000, even with the ST caste and CRPF quota, as the general cutoff is often around 1200, and even special category quotas typically don't extend that far.

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Hey! With 390 marks in NEET UG and outside state category for Uttarakhand AYUSH counselling, your state rank of 418 gives you a chance at Patanjali, but it depends on seat availability.

If you don’t get the seat, you can wait for the next counselling rounds or consider other AYUSH colleges in different states. Keep an eye on official notifications and be ready to update your choices to increase your chances.

For admission to the M.Tech Biotechnology program at IIT Madras under the General category, candidates usually need a good GATE rank and score. Based on recent trends, the cutoff score has generally been in the range of 550 to 600 or above . In some years, the closing score has gone higher, depending on the number of applicants and seat availability. To be on the safer side, a GATE score of around 650+ is considered competitive for securing admission.

Hey! With 858 rank in APPGECET under SC category, you do have fair chances to get admission in JNTU or AU, especially in branches like CSE or AI & ML. However, it will mainly depend on the cut-off trends of this year, number of seats available, and competition in your category.

I suggest you go through the previous year cut-offs of JNTU and AU for your branch and category to get a clear idea. Also, keep some backup options in other good colleges so that you don’t miss out in case the cut-off goes higher this year.

Hey! With a NEET 2025 score of 229 and a community rank of 126 (or 50 with your 7.5% reservation in SC(A)), getting a government seat in Siddha, Ayurveda, or Homeopathy in Tamil Nadu is unlikely. Government quota seats usually need higher scores, so it might be difficult.

However, your chances are better in self-financing colleges under the government quota. Admission there depends on your rank, seat availability, and reservation rules. Fees are higher than government colleges, but it is a good option if you really want to pursue Siddha or other AYUSH courses.

Keep checking the official Tamil Nadu counselling updates, and also consider private colleges or other states as a backup.

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Yes, with a rank of 150(OC Local) , I feel you stand a good chance of getting one of your preferred colleges.

The competition may be higher this year, but do not lose hope. Keep your choices as you have, as they are strong picks.

Include some backup colleges in your preference list and keep an eye on result.

Hey! With your AP LAWCET rank of 3992 in the SC category, here’s an idea of your chances for the colleges you chose:

DNR College, Bhimavaram – This one might be tough as SC closing ranks are usually lower than your rank.

JC College, Guntur – Your rank is within a reasonable range, so chances are good.

GSK College, Rajahmundry – You have a fair chance here too.

Siddhartha College, Vijayawada – Your rank is competitive for this college.

It’s a good idea to add a few more colleges in your web options to improve your chances. Also, keep checking the seat allotment updates and be ready to confirm any seat that comes up.

With a NEET PG rank of 50,000 in the EWS category from Andhra Pradesh, your options for clinical branches in both state and All India Quota (AIQ) counselling are limited but still possible. In Andhra Pradesh state quota, highly competitive branches such as MD General Medicine, MD Paediatrics, MD Anaesthesiology, and MD Dermatology may have cutoff ranks extending up to around 120,000 in previous years, meaning you may have a chance in government colleges depending on seat availability, but securing a seat in top branches is challenging. Under the All India Quota, competition is stiffer, and your rank places you at the lower end for popular clinical branches, though participating in counselling could help identify any remaining opportunities, especially in less preferred or newly established government colleges. Additionally, Andhra Pradesh is in the process of introducing postgraduate courses in five new medical colleges in cities like Vizianagaram, Rajamahendravaram, Eluru, Machilipatnam, and Nandyala, which could increase seat availability in specialties like paediatrics, anaesthesia, gynaecology, and orthopaedics. Private medical colleges in the state may also offer options, often with slightly relaxed cutoff criteria, so exploring both government and private institutions during counselling is advisable to maximize your chances of admission.

Hello,

With a 20,000 rank in JEE Main and Maharashtra domicile, you might get into some NITs and IIITs in branches like computer science, mechanical, or civil engineering. Some good options like

• IIIT Nagpur
• IIIT Kancheepuram
• IIIT Pune
• NIT Surat
• Some GFTIs

I hope it will clear your query!!