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Below mentioned is the eligibility for COMEDK exam for engineering. If you fulfil the eligibility criteria mentioned below, then surely you can give the exam.

• Candidate must have passed the second PUC, 10+2 higher secondary, or an equivalent state or government examination.
• The qualifying exams must include Mathematics and

I don't know which counselling you are talking about. If you are not wiling to get the religious minority or if you don't have the certificate, then you may not produce the certificate of minority. Now in some examinations such as JEE MAINS, if one fails to produce the some

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I hope you are doing great.

Pursuing masters after 4 years of gap may only be fruitful if you have done any job in those gap years because you have learned a lot from your job and that experience will help you in your studies.

But after 4 years

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Generally, candidates who are ranked higher in the state NEET merit list are allotted higher government medical and dental colleges. However, candidates also option for admission in private colleges instead of a government college because the private college is highly rated.

Dear Komal,

Hope you are doing well.

As you already know, demand for IT talent is on the rise. In order to get a job in IT sector,

1. Be confident. Believe in yourself that you can get the job.

2. Fill your resume or CV in a wise way,

Hello Aspirant

The concept is simple here, since you are from the creamy layer you won't get the benefit of OBC Quota for admission in college. As, the reservation is only for OBC candidates who belong to Non- Creamy Layer.

So, you will be considered a general candidate in the

Dear Student ,

As per the last year cut off 2020 for Karnataka PGCET MCA , after 1st round .. you have less chances to get  RV colleges of Engineering in General Merit.

Last year cut off after 1st round was: 49

Some colleges you may get through your rank

Hello Disha,

You have not mentioned your NEET UG score so it is difficult to predict.

NEET UG 2021 Cut-off:

---••• General Category: 50th Percentile - 720 - 138 Marks

---••• SC/ ST/ OBC: 40th Percentile - 137 - 108 Marks

---••• General - PwD: 45th Percentile - 137 -

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Hope you are doing good. Be careful in this covid situation. As the covid is spreading in this situation and school and colleges are closing due to lockdown. But the decision of opening school an hosting exam is totally depending in the hands of the CBSE or the government

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Yes, you are eligible to do a diploma in gynecology and obstetrics after BHMS. The basic eligibility for this is that you must have passed MBBS/BHMS from any medical college which is recognized by the medical council of India and you should have scored