Dear Candidate,

You can use our College Predictor Tool for estimating if you can get admission in Dayalbagh Education Institute. You didn't mention if this was your overall rank or category rank. Anyhow, you can estimate the probable colleges you can get based on your rank. This tool is UPSEE College Predictor Tool.

Link :-; https://www.careers360.com/upsee-college-predictor

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Hello dear student,

You have not mention for which respect of the exam you are asking the above question. They must be some particular course that you want to pursue and you want to take admission in with scholarship. So I request you to kindly mention the name of the exam and please let it be detailed so that we can answer you accordingly.

Thank you

Hi, you need income certificate for fee waiver in NIT for btech in OBC . It will be needed at the time of admission. your income certificate is below 5LPA then you will get tution fee exemption and your income certificate is below 1LPA then you can get 100% tution fee exemption. More for below 1lakh income certificate there is exemption in counselling time also. You have to pay only 15000 instead of 45000.

hi shreya

based on my research and students feed back, it is just an average college now. and they suggest not to take admission if you have too many expectations.

they say, academics are getting down slowly and its not appreciable, and also a money making college.

in terms of exposure, apparently you cant expect anything from there. and placement is also poor. but for cse its fine as many IT companies come there.

and future scopes depend only on your skills and the college matters only a small portion.

this is just based on my research. i suggest you to do your own analysis.

good luck

Yes you can avail the supernumerary seats in IITs. OCI students are treated as Indian Nationals if they complete 12th class from India. But if someone tries to study in India after completing 12th or equivalent from other countries, he or she will be treated as Foreign Student.

Female supernumerary seats were created in 2018 to increase the female students in engineering colleges and to provide extra opportunity to female candidates. Previously the male female ratio in engineering colleges were 10:1 and after this decision the ratio became 7:1.

All the best.

Hi,

You have qualified the NEET examination 2020, but your marks are not suffice to get admission into any of the Medical colleges, whether, private/government /deemed universities. The qualifying cutoff for OBC is 146-113 marks. So, you may not get into any of the institute. However, if you are really interesting in pursuing medical sciences, you can check with our NEET Knockout Package: https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may/

Hello Kakunuri

As far as I remember my days in Aakash, the study centre is the number/code given to the building of Aakash (in my case) or FIITJEE (in your case) in which you are studying.  Usually they used to tell us the study centre code beforegiving the centre exams or you can find our study centre code at https://www.fiitjee.com/AITSCentres

In Tamilnadu is not accepted JSOS CERTIFICATE WHAT WE DO? PLS ANS

Dear Student,

One of the most difficult choices you need to make is a career choice and unfortunately our schools are not equipped to find out what each student is really good at and how to guide them. So we adopt the safest method which is, choosing professions that give the students a chance at success in life.  The better way is find out what you really like to do or talent and then hunt for the courses that help build on this talent. Here are some tips to find out:

• Do you have any particular talent that can become a profession?

• What are you really passionate about or really like to do?

• Are you willing to work hard to pursue your dreams?

• If you are unable to answer the above with clarity then what you can do is find out your strengths by doing the Myers Briggs Personality Test.  It can be done at a Career Counseling Centers.

Once you find out your strengths than choose a career that really suits and usually once they do the test, they can make suggestions. List of professions you  can get into:

Some examples of Professions: Art & Design, Engineering & Technology, Medical, Paramedical,  Finance & Accounts,  Government Service & Services, Hospitality, Humanities & Liberal Arts, IT & Related, Graduate professions like Banking, Legal & Secretarial, Management, Media & Communications, Offbeat like Sports Coaches, DJ, Trainer, Performing Arts, Physical Sciences, Environmental & Biological Sciences, Transportation and Logistics, Freelancers (Work from Home)

So understand who you are, then read about the professions you like and then finally choose the profession and how to study for it.

Good Luck