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Getting a management quota seat for B.Tech ECE with a total fee of around 2 Lakhs (Hostel Included) is rare. The tuition fee for a management quota seat will itself cost anything between Rs. 1.5 lakhs to Rs. 4 Lakhs. The hostel fee can be an additional Rs.

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Securing a government MBBS seat with 450–451 marks under the defence or ex-servicemen quota is generally unlikely through the All India Quota (AIQ). However, depending on your state domicile, sub-category priority (such as Priority VI vs. higher war-widow/disabled priorities), and reserved category status (like SC, ST, or

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With 451 marks and a 3A category (common in Karnataka state counseling), your eligibility for a pure government medical/dental seat under the defence quota is very low to unlikely for MBBS, though you might have a slight chance for other allied or lower-cutoff courses or government-quota seats

Yes, if CBSE rules permit your case, you may be able to improve your Class 12 marks as a private candidate. However, students who have already passed Class 12 cannot always reappear for all subjects as private candidates; eligibility depends on the current CBSE improvement/private candidate rules. Check the latest

With this rank, some good options include:

1. CBIT (unlikely)

2. VNR VJIET (unlikely)

3. Gokaraju Rangaraju Institute of Engineering and Technology (possible in later rounds for some branches)

4. CMR Technical Campus

5. Malla Reddy Engineering Colleges

6. CVR College of Engineering (depending on category/branch)

7. Vardhaman College of

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The process to find your enrollment number depends on the Board, University or Examination you are referring to. Generally, you can find your enrollment number by checking your Admit Card, ID card, fees receipt, looking at your marksheet, Admission confirmation letter etc. valid proofs.

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