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A KCET rank of 30,915 can still offer you a good range of options, especially under the state quota and depending on your category . While top government colleges like UVCE or RVCE may be slightly out of reach at this rank, there are still several good engineering colleges that accept ranks around this range for various branches, especially in core and emerging areas.Some of the colleges you might get into include Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Technology, JSSATE, or Acharya Institute of Technology, in branches like Mechanical, Civil, EEE, or newer programs like AI & ML in less competitive colleges. Counseling plays a huge role here, and choice filling should be done smartly by analyzing previous year cutoff trends.

You can Check last year’s KCET cutoff data round-wise link below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/kcet-cutoff

Hope you will find it helpful !

Hello,

As per available information, the exact number of Class 9 seats for OBC category in Maharashtra's Amravati district is not officially mentioned in public sources.

For specific schools like Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, around 27 seats are available for Class 9, out of which about 16 are usually for OBC students. For other schools, you should contact the district education office or the school directly for exact seat details.

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Hello aspirant,

For the admissions process of Gurugram college sector 14, you have to visit their official website, click on the application form, fill up the form, scan and upload documents if needed and pay the fees.

I hope you find this helpful.

For more information click on the link given below,

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/government-college-for-girls-sector-14-gurgaon/admission

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HELLO,

With a 69% score in MH CET you can potentially get admission into a good engineering college in Maharashtra but not necessarily one of the top - tier institutions .

69% in MH CET generally fall within the range of 5--60 percentile

C ollege options :-

• Private colleges :- Some private colleges in Pune, Mumbai and other cities accept MH CET scores and might be within your reach
• Government colleges:-You might face challenges to get admission in to top government colleges like COEP,VJTI with this score but some government colleges with lower cutoffs are possible
• Consider colleges like Sinhgad college of engineering , DY Patil college of engineering or others in Pune and Mumbai that accept MH CET scores

What you can do is :-

1.Kindly check cutoffs of specific colleges and branches you are interested in

2.If you are flexible with your branch choice you might find more options

3.Consider Private colleges because they have more seat availability and might be more accessible within your score

4.Participate in the MH CET Counseling process to understand your options and preferences.

You can explore the link to check the best engineering colleges :- https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-engineering-colleges-in-india

Hope that Helps!

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Please mention more details like what information you need so that we can help you.

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Hello chaitanya!

Yes, Skr degree and PG College for women Rajahmundry offer a B.Sc. with botany (combined as B.Sc. in botany, zoology and chemistry). It is 3 year full time UG course which has a total tution fee of around 15,558 as per the Andhra Pradesh online admission module. For getting admission here you need to pass 10+2 from a recognised board and valid exams like BIEAP, CBSE, or ICSE.

You can visit the college admission website through this link: https://cets.apsche.ap.gov.in/APSCHE/OAMDC24/OAMDCHome.html OR alternatively you can access the official admission website by searching for Andhra Pradesh online admission portal ( APOAP). Keep checking the website for official dates regarding admission to the course, syllabus and more relevant details.

Hello,

The Engineering Chemistry paper for ECET 2025 will test your understanding of fundamental chemistry concepts applied to engineering problems. While the actual 2025 paper will only be available after the exam, you can prepare by practicing previous years’ ECET Engineering Chemistry papers and mock tests. Common topics include atomic structure, chemical bonding, water technology, corrosion and its prevention, fuels and lubricants, polymers, electrochemistry, and environmental chemistry. ECET papers usually have multiple-choice questions (MCQs) with equal weightage for theory and numerical applications. The difficulty level is moderate, but time management is crucial. To get the 2025 paper after the exam, you can visit the official ECET website or trusted education portals .

And also you can check this page: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/ap-ecet-question-papers

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Yes you can surely study medicine if you have the required subjects in class 12th to be eligible for the medical entrance exam .

The subjects required to be eligible are Physics, Chemistry and Biology in class 12th failing to have any one of the subjects, you cannot study medicine.

In short if you had PCMB or PCB in class 12th you are eligible and a mere PCM makes you ineligible for the same.

Hello,

For the IMU CET 2025 , only your 12th-grade marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) are considered for eligibility — not your 11th-grade scores.

Eligibility Criteria for IMU CET 2025 (Undergraduate Courses):

• Educational Qualification : You must have passed 10+2 (or equivalent) with a minimum of 60% aggregate marks in PCM .

• English Proficiency : You should have secured at least 50% marks in English in either your 10th or 12th standard.

• Age Limit : For General category males, the maximum age is 25 years as of August 1, 2025. Age relaxations apply for reserved categories and females.

• Marital Status : For certain courses, candidates are required to be unmarried.

• Medical Fitness : Candidates must meet the medical standards set by the Directorate General of Shipping, including specific eyesight and hearing requirements.

Since you have 67% in PCM in your 12th grade , you meet the PCM requirement. However, make sure you also have at least 50% in English in either your 10th or 12th standard to be fully eligible.

Hello,

The 12th board marks calculation depends on the education board you are affiliated with. Some boards, like Karnataka PU Board, consider the average of four semesters, while CBSE and most state boards rely on final board exam performance.

If your board follows a semester system, weightage varies. For example, Karnataka's PUC weightage is I PU (20%) + II PU Midterm (20%) + II PU Final Exam (60%). Always check your board’s official guidelines.

Hope this helps you,

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