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Alright, so with a JEE Main CRL rank of 95,000, an EAPCET rank of 11,900, and 994/1000 in IPE, you're in a pretty decent spot overall. Since you’re from the General-EWS category, that gives you a slight advantage too.

Now, for EAPCET-based admissions into these colleges, especially for popular branches

With 89% in 12th (PCB) and 40,000 rank in EAMCET under the General category, your chances of getting B.Sc. Radiology in top government colleges are low, but you can still get admission in private or semi-private colleges offering paramedical or radiology course.

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• Apply through state paramedical

Hello Aspirant,

You are eligible for admission into B.Sc. Radiology in most of the colleges with your 89% in your 12th boards (PCB stream). Most of them do not consider your EAMCET, that said, your EAMCET rank (40,000 in general category) may not yield admission in a few of the

With 89% in 12th (PCB) and an EAMCET rank of 40,000 (General Category), getting admission in top government colleges for B.Sc Radiology is challenging due to high cutoffs. However, you have fair chances in private medical or paramedical colleges offering B.Sc Radiology courses under management quotas.

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With 89% in 12th and 40,000 EAMCET rank in general category, getting a BSc Radiology seat in government colleges is difficult.

However, you have good chances in private or semi-government colleges.

Hello,

If you’re planning to enter the VLSI field. Maven Silicon in Bangalore is actually quite a reputed institute for VLSI Design. It’s known more as a finishing school or training institute rather than a college, and it provides industry-oriented training with hands-on tools like Verilog, SystemVerilog, and EDA tools

Yes, admission to medical courses like MBBS through NEET is possible, but it requires both qualifying in NEET and meeting certain 12th-grade criteria. While NEET scores are the primary factor for merit ranking and seat allocation, your 12th-grade marks determine your eligibility to even appear for the NEET exam.

Hi student!

Yes, admission to MBBS, BDS, and most allied medical courses in India is strictly based on NEET marks. Your 12th grade marks are used only to check basic eligibility, not for merit ranking or seat allotment. To be eligible, you must have passed 12th with Physics, Chemistry, Biology