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To get accurate details, please ask your question again with the name and location of the college which you are referring to.

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Hello Aspirant,

Karnataka's proposal of adding 400 MBBS seats across 8 government colleges will add to the overall intake. Since Kashmiri Migrant quota is expandable percentage/reserved quota (not a fixed number of seats really), the number of seats for Kashmiri Migrants is also likely to increase at a similar pace.

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To confirm if veterinary batches are being offered in Baramati, you must contact the official  government college website, as admission processes and available batches vary. Typically you need a valid NEET-UG score, and the process of admission is managed through central or state counselling.

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Hey! With a GMR rank of 85,851 and SC rank of 10,051 in WBJEE, chances for getting CSE, IT, or core branches like Electrical/EEE in government colleges are unfortunately very slim. The cutoffs for these streams under SC quota generally close at a much better rank. However, you might still

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Yes , There's a good chance for you to get a seat in Kalyani Government Engineering College in the later rounds of WBJEE counselling, since there are multiple rounds, many students either upgrade or leave their seats, which opens up opportunities for others. Based

Hey ! With a general category NEET rank of around 9800, yes, getting OBGYN in a government college is possible, though it depends on the state and the competition that year. States like MP, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Punjab, Bihar, Jharkhand, Haryana may have government colleges where you can secure OBGYN with

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This comparison can help you choose what's better for you, because it depends on your individual interest.

IIIT Pune is a well-known Institute with national importance! TCET is a Mumbai based autonomous Institution.

IIIT Pune has CSE in bachelors with honours, it has IOT and Artificial Intelligence in M.Tech.

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The B.Sc. course can be both 3 years and 4 years. In the 4-year duration program, you get the Honours program with the research option that provides deeper knowledge about this course. But in the 3-year duration you don't get these perks and facilities.

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B.Sc courses have now become of 4 years because of the implementation of New Education Policy (NEP 2020). Earlier, a B.Sc degree was of only 3 years but now students have both the options i.e. complete all 4 years and get a B.Sc Honours degree or exit after 3rd

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BSc is usually 3 years in most colleges. But under the NEP 2020 (New Education Policy) , many universities have started offering it as a 4-year course .

• If you complete 3 years, you get a regular BSc degree.

• If you complete 4 years, you get a BSc (Hons/Research)