With a JEE Main OBC rank of 39,015, getting into top NITs for popular branches like CSE or AI is tough. But don’t lose hope—you might still get lower-demand branches like Civil, Mechanical, or ECE in newer NITs or in home state quota if applicable. Keep an eye on spot

Yes, students typically receive placement training from their educational institutions. This training generally includes developing resumes and cover letters, improving communication and interpersonal skills, preparing for interviews, and gaining industry knowledge. Some training may also cover technical skills, aptitude tests, and building relationships with industry professionals.

Yes, you can likely apply to NEET PG with your provisional registration certificate, especially if you've completed your internship by the specified deadline. However, you'll need to ensure you meet all other eligibility criteria as well.

However try to get the permanent registration as soon as possible.

With 89.1 percentile in JEE Main, getting admission in MNIT (Malaviya National Institute of Technology) is quite tough, especially in popular branches like CSE or ECE. If you belong to a reserved category like SC, ST, or OBC and have a home state quota (Rajasthan), your chances might improve for

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In most colleges , transportation fees and hostel fees are charged separately .

• Hostel fee : Covers room, food, electricity, etc.

• Transport fee : Paid only if you use college buses (extra cost).

Examples :

1. JECRC University : Hostel fee (1.27–1.72 lakhs/year) and bus fee (20k–50k/year) are separate

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Yes you can use your Aadhar card to register yourself for many exams in india but it depends on the specific exam and requirements

Like i am giving you the example:-

• NEET and JEE Main: Aadhar is generally accepted as valid ID For registration.
• In CBSE aadhar card is

Yes, there are various scholarship opportunities for students pursuing an MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) degree in India. These scholarships can be merit-based, means-based, or offered by specific organizations or universities. Some examples include the National Merit Scholarship, Inspire Scholarship, and scholarships offered by organizations like the Yashoda