If the category indicated by a candidate in the application form for any Examination of the Commission is Unreserved/General category but the candidate subsequently writes to the Commission to change the category to a reserved one i.e. OBC, such request is not entertained by the Commission.but if you filing the

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Yes, you can alter your category from General to OBC on your second attempt at NDA, but you must fill out the correct OBC category on the application form. When applying, be sure to give the relevant category information, including your OBC certificate if necessary. It is critical to

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With a KCET general ranking of 20,000 and a practical score of 156 , your eligibility for courses like Forestry, Food Technology, and Horticulture can vary depending on the specific college's cutoff for these programs. Here’s a breakdown of your prospects:

Eligibility and Admission Chances:

1. Forestry : Generally

You initially filled the JEE Main form under the General category because you didn't have an EWS certificate at the time.

You now have an EWS certificate and want to know if it's okay to choose the EWS category during JoSAA (Joint Seat Allocation Authority) counseling.

Yes, it's absolutely correct

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With a score of 75 marks in HPCET for B.Tech and being in the general category, your chances of getting admission depend on the previous year's cut-off trends and the specific trade you're aiming for. Generally, lower scores may limit your options, but here are some trades you

Based on the information available for IIT JAM 2024, applying for Geology with a Geography degree from Calcutta University might be difficult.  IIT JAM requires candidates to have a Bachelor's degree in Geology or a related field for three years/six semesters. This could include subjects like Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and

With a NEET score of 170 in the general category, securing a seat in a private BAMS college is possible, but it will depend on the specific college's cutoff. Private colleges generally have lower cutoffs compared to government colleges, so you may be eligible for admission. However, the exact chances