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Yes. For Kerala NEET-UG counselling, if you were allotted a higher-preference college in Round 2 after choosing upgradation, the fee you already paid at the previous self-financing private medical college is not normally lost.
The exact treatment depends on which fee you paid:
CEE registration fee: Kerala’s rules
Whether a free-ship/scholarship card can be used depends on the scheme rules, college type, seat category and state government regulations. A scholarship applicable to government or aided institutions may not automatically cover a management-quota seat in a private self-financing medical college. Check the specific scheme's eligibility and whether management-quota fees
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With a B.Com in Finance + 1 year of motor-insurance experience, you actually have a good base for moving into higher-paying BFSI/finance roles. I would not do another generic degree just to add a qualification.
Best option: MBA/PGDM in Finance, Risk Management, Business Analytics or Insurance
Yes, you have a reasonable chance, especially if you are willing to accept a self-finance/private seat.
With AP EAPCET BiPC rank 10,593, OC, AU local, I would suggest:
Hello Dear Student, With a rank of 67,950 as a BC-B male candidate, it is very unlikely to get an ECE seat (including self-finance) at Andhra University College of Engineering, where mainstream engineering cutoffs typically close under a few thousand ranks.
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