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With 97.045 percentile in CET PCB and a total composite score of 109.045 merit points (including candidate weightages) under the SEBC category, you have a fair chance of getting admission to a B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture in Maharashtra's constituent government agricultural colleges.
Hello! Since you have completed your BSc degree, you can pursue a 3-year LLB course if you want to start a career in law. Different universities have different admission processes and may conduct their own entrance exams or accept other entrance tests.
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Hello, if you select BSc Nursing Open Seat, it generally means you are applying for a seat under the Open/General category. It does not necessarily mean the seat is reserved for a particular category. However, the exact meaning of “Open Seat” can vary depending on the counselling authority.
Hello, the CG BSc Nursing 2026 counselling dates have not been announced yet. The counselling schedule, including registration, choice filling and seat allotment dates, will be released by the authorities.
You can check the latest CG BSc Nursing counselling dates and updates here: CG B.Sc Nursing Counselling 2026
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Yes, you can be eligible for B.Sc. Cardiovascular Technology with 66% in Class 12 and 77 percentile in PCB, provided you meet the specific college's eligibility criteria. INC generally requires 10+2 with PCB and English, with at least 45% aggregate for B.Sc. Nursing; allied-health courses can have different
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Yes, B.Sc. Radiology/Medical Imaging Technology can be pursued through PMSSS if the course and institute are included in the PMSSS-approved choices for your session. With 484/500 in Class 12, your academic score is strong, but admission depends on your PMSSS merit rank and available seats. Check the eligible
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