Yes, the 47 LPA package might have been either off-campus based placement or through pre-placement offer (PPO) and not the college's on-campus drive. A lot of institutions put off-campus offers in the highest amount  of packages. Always confirm placement reports to be clear.

• You can give 12th exam by applying through your state board or open school board
• First check if you passed 11th or failed earlier in 12th
• Go to official website of board and fill exam form
• You will need documents like Aadhar card 10th marksheet and photos
• Pay exam fees and download admit card before exam date
• Study from NCERT books and previous year papers for preparation
• Check exam schedule on board website and attend all papers
• If open school option taken study from NIOS or state open school
• Admit card and center details will be released online
• After exam result will be declared on official website

With 67 percentile in CET, you can target mid-level Mumbai University colleges like Atharva, Xavier, Vidyalankar, Shah & Anchor, and SFIT. Apply through CAP rounds. JEE score is low, focus on CET for better chances.

Hello,

Grace marks in the compartment exam depend on your board's policy.

For CBSE, if you are failing by a few marks (usually 1–5 marks), the board may give grace marks to help you pass.

So, if the passing marks are 23 and you scored 18, it’s a gap of 5 marks. There is a chance you may get grace marks, but it is not guaranteed. It depends on board rules and evaluation.

Hope it helps !

With a NEET 2025 rank of 3,66,000, you may have a chance to get a seat in Sri Siddhartha Medical College, Tumkur under the management quota, especially in the later rounds of counselling. In previous years, seats in deemed universities like SSMC Tumkur have gone to ranks beyond 9 lakh in the stray vacancy rounds.

However, getting a seat under the government quota is unlikely with this rank. You should participate in the MCC counselling for deemed universities and keep an eye on the cutoff trends in each round.

With 91.2 percentile in JEE Main 2025 as an OBC candidate, your approximate category rank would be around 25,000 to 30,000. Based on past trends:

For NIT Bhopal (MANIT):
Most branches, including lower-demand ones like Mechanical or Civil, usually close for OBC candidates within 20,000 category rank. So with your rank, getting a seat in NIT Bhopal is unlikely.

For IIIT Bhopal:
Branches like CSE or Data Science typically close around 9,000 to 14,000 OBC rank. With a rank above 25,000, chances here are also very low.

To apply for a Diploma in Civil Engineering, you generally need to have passed the 10th grade (or equivalent) with a minimum percentage (often 50%, with possible relaxation for reserved categories).

You can apply through various channels, including merit-based admission or entrance exams like Delhi CET, AP JEE, and MP PPT. Some institutions also offer lateral entry options for those who have completed their 12th grade.

Explore Best diploma in civil engineering colleges in india to know admission process.

Good morning,as you're asking sociology After Diploma + 12 Years Work Experience

Yes, you can study Sociology.

But your Options Depend on:

When you did your diploma:

After 12th → You can directly go for B.A. or even M.A. in Sociology.

After 10th → You may need to do Class 12 first (e.g., via NIOS), then pursue B.A. Sociology. Recommended Path (if diploma after 10th):

1. NIOS 12th (Flexible open schooling)

2. B.A. Sociology (e.g., IGNOU or regular university)

3. Optionally: M.A. Sociology later

Alternatives:

Short-term Certificate/Diploma courses in Sociology or Social Work (online or offline)

Hmm, with a JEE Main rank of 30,551, getting into Mechanical at SPCE (Sardar Patel College of Engineering) is honestly super unlikely. They mostly take students through MHT-CET, not JEE. And even if they do consider JEE scores for some seats, the cutoff for Mechanical is usually way lower like under 5,000, especially for general category.

If you're from Maharashtra and gave MHT-CET, you might still have a shot there, but with this JEE rank alone, chances are slim. If you're open to other colleges or branches though, you’ve still got decent options. Just depends on what you’re aiming for.