Dear Aspirant,

You have secured a high rank in the AP EAMCET entrance exam. You should know that the number of seats in horticulture in SVU is extremely limited and at this pathetic rank of yours it is going to be rather next to impossible to get enrolled in that

Hello

It's tough , but still.

You can try state counselling to find a government or semi-government or private college in mbbs, but I would suggest you to even try Dental and ayurvedic, so that you get a relief and even Vet.

Fee Structure depends on college and caste/income ,

Hello aspirant,

You didn't mention your category which is an important factor of determining your college and group. So I'm assuming that you are from open category and below are the possible seats that you can get in Jntu's,

Jntu manthani -desired group(ece/cse/civil/mec/eee)

Jntu sultanpur -desired group(ece/cse/civil/mec/eee)

Jntu Hyderabad -

Hi Aspirant,

Only percentile is not enough to tell the status of college we need some more information like caste category and state in which you are living.

Although 86.2 percentile is not enough for nit college but you may be eligible for government college of your state .

For

Hello dear student

Your rank around 26572 and belongs to BC CATEGORY so According to previous year cutoff very less chance to get free BAMS  seats In government college BUT The Cut-off of Colleges changes every year so please use Colleges predictor tool and predict your college.

https://www.careers360.com/ap-eamcet-college-predictor

Hope that's

Hello aspirant,

Tou didn't mention your category, region and whether you have farmers quota or not. So it will be difficult to predict the exact details regarding your query.

However for a rank 36,572 it is very difficult to get a seat in any of the branches (for categories oc,

Hello Aspirant,

As per your query i found some data regarding it.So basically there are 4,000 seats for IIITs in A.P and in total approximately 60,000 students appear for it.

And now regarding the cutoffs here is the list for last 3 years-

Hi aspirant,

You got 125.5 in NATA examination & 86.3% in board exam.

Now, see,

With >155 marks, you can get a good-quality govt college.

With 130 to 155, you can get a good private college.

With 100 to 130, you can get a medium good private college.

As you

Hi Rashidnoor Shaikh,

After you have opted for free exit in the first round, all the process is just the same. You can apply for the second round and do your choice filling same way as you did previously for the first round. Note that, once you confirm the allotted