Hello Guru,

As per the previous year cutoff trends, here are some colleges you can consider - 

• St. Joseph's college of engineering - cutoff score for BC candidate - 43.667
• Easwari engineering college - 42.667
• RMK engineering college - 31.600

The cutoff score for a BC candidate last year at

Hello there,

Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana (KVPY) is a scholarship program funded by the Department of science and technology of the Government of India, aimed at encouraging students to take up research careers in the areas of basic sciences. It offers scholarship and contingency grants up to the pre-Ph.D. level

Hello Bhavani

IN BVRIT Women's college

CUT OFF IN TS EAMCET (BCD)

CSE                                             13328

IT                                                16543

ELECTRONICS                               18049

ELECTRICAL                                  27763

PLACEMENT

HIGHEST PACKAGE OFFERED: 7.5 LAKHS

AVERAGE PACKAGE OFFERED: 3.15 LAKHS

B.Tech Admission

• Admission to the B.Tech programme is also done through National level Joint Entrance Examination (JEE Main) conducted

Dear aspirant,

You can take the help of college predictor. I'm providing you the link in which you have to fill in the basic details like your rank, course, category etc. After submitting the details you will get the complete information of all the colleges which are open for you.

Hello Ritika,

Over 9.4 Lakh aspirants registered for the UGC NET June 2019 exam. From which only 6,81,718 candidates appeared in the exam.

50945 aspirants qualified for Assistant Professor only and 4756 candidates qualified for both JRF & Assistant Professor.

dear aspirant,

according to the previous year cutoff , you have chances of securing admission in Geetanjili college Hyderabad.

for more details check the link mentioned below 

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/geethanjali-college-of-engineering-and-technology-keesara

hope this helps.

good luck.

You have to convert your GPA to percentage system . Different colleges have different rules but basic rule is to multiply your GPA  by 9.5 and the result is your percentage 

Hello aspirant , well marks versus rank s enario varies. It is pretty difficult to predict rank with respect to marks. Still depending upon previous year trends , someghing around 120+ should suffice. 

There is a good news for you..

Careers360 is conducting the All India Talent search exam where

Hello aspirant!

I am sorry to tell you but with a score of 197 in NEET UG 2019, I don't think you will be able to get admission in any government or private medical college. I advice you to drop a year if you're determined for the course. I hope