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With a PGCET score of 32/100, securing a seat in a top-tier college in Bangalore, especially under the 2A category, is unlikely. While your 80% undergraduate score is good, the PGCET score carries significant weight in the admission process for MBA and other postgraduate programs.

It's recommended to

If you scored 54 marks in the Karnataka PGCET MBA exam, your expected rank will be around 800 to 1200. This is based on the marks vs rank trend seen in previous years.

Some sources say that if your marks are between 50 and 70, your rank can be between

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So,With your TGPGCET rank of 27 and GATE score of 410 you have good chances of getting admission in M.tech in CSE at JNTU under general category.

Last year M.tech computer science engineering closing rank was around 1,000 and your is 27 which far away from that. GATE qualified

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With a PGCET score of 43 and being a GM (General Merit) candidate from another state, your chances of getting into a top-tier government college in Bangalore are limited, as seats in these institutions are very competitive. Government colleges prioritize Karnataka domicile students, and very high cutoffs are expected

Yes, with 350 marks in NEET 2025 and state rank around 10,527, you have a fair chance of getting a BAMS seat in a govt college in Gujarat, especially if you’re from reserved category. Cutoff varies, so attend all rounds of counselling.

Your neet 2025 score is 344 but the fees depend on the college you get into between government and private colleges. The neet 2025 exam registration fee varies by category for general candidate 1,700 for obc it's 1,600 and sc,st will be 1000. Government colleges will have lower fees but

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As you scored 146 marks in NEET 2025 , you may not qualify for government BPT colleges, but you do have good chances in private institutions. Many private colleges consider students with scores under 200, especially through management quota. States like Maharashtra, Karnataka, and Tamil

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With a NEET score of 144 in the EWS category, your chances of getting admission in a BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery) college depend on the cutoff trends of your state and the availability of seats under the EWS quota. In many states, BHMS cutoffs for private

If your NEET UG 2025 score is 144 and you belong to the EWS category, then yes, you qualify for the BHMS counseling process. But your marks are at the lower edge of the qualifying range.

You may not get a seat in top government BHMS colleges because their cut-off

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Yes, with a NEET score of 144 and belonging to the EWS category, you have a chance of getting into a private BHMS college. Government colleges may have higher cutoffs, but many private institutions offer seats in this range. States like Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, and Uttar Pradesh have