To be eligible for EWS reservation, you should belong to General Category and not any other Category. You should also not be claiming any other Category benefits. Your household annual income should be less than 8 lakhs including all sources. Your uncle's income will not be considered as your family

Dear student,

You can apply through ews certificate for this year. The criteria for ews is that candidate's annual family income must be less than Rs. 8 lakhs per annum. And his family must not own more than 5 acres of agriculture land. The residential flat area should be below

Hello aspirant,

you will be getting admission in BvSc. course based on BCECE exam.

Candidates for admission to different Bachelors Degree Programme of this University shall be selected through Bihar Combined Entrance Competitive Examination conducted each year by the Govt. of Bihar for 85% of the seat. For 15% of

Hello, EWS is a financial category meaning that the category is centrally determined for all states. Though the format of EWS certificate varies for each state you belong to EWS centrally too. You may apply for the certificate in the central format if the exam specifically requests a format or

Hello student

Your percentile 80 is no doubt good. Congratulation for it.

In this percentile you can get BTech in food technology  that within the rank 19000 to 23000, colleges are:-

Aditya Engineering College, Beed

Babasaheb Saheb Ambedkar Marhatawara University, Aurangabad

Shivaji University , Kolhapur

Lakshmi Narayan institute of technology,

Hello student

77 percentile in CAT and as you are belongs to EWS  category as your choice of course in IIM Jammu  which was established in the year of 2016 restricted by the IIM, Lucknow, you have chance to get admission in MBA courses.

To get chance in  IIM Jammu

Hello student!

Congratulations.

Yes you have a very good chances of getting a Ayurvedic seat with 431 marks

You can get in any of the good government college or any of the good private one.

All the best.

Hope this helps you!

Regards!