Hello Aspirant,

For the general or unreserved category of students, the cut-off percentile is 50 which means that you need to score approximately 360 or above in order to get admission to MBBS in a government college.

Going by the previous years' NEET cutoff students should aim to score 550+

Hello Aspirant,

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Yes, you are eligible to apply for the Rural Reservation Quota. However, you should have spent your first ten years of academic study (from first to tenth grade) at schools located in or near rural areas of the state of Karnataka. If you

In UPSC prelims there are 2 subjects - General Studies and Civil Services Aptitude Test .In UPSC main there are 9 papers and this includes 2 qualifying papers and the rest 7 papers are calculated for ranking. UPSC also provides optional subject , candidates have to choose one optional for

Hello student,

Bengaluru the silicon valley of India is one of the dream destination of job seekers. And it is always has been a students City. That's why you can find the loss of language mixed here.

That's why Kannada language is not so important in Bangalore. But the majority

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Basically it is completely depend upon your passion. But I can suggest you to not go for Telugu and Malayalam because they both were basically more complicated then Tamil and Kannada.

My advice is that you can choose between Kannada and Tamil to

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In your question you have not mention what examination you are facing for  in Karnataka.In Karnataka there is Karnataka judicial Service where is preliminary examination through which the candidate qualified for the main examination, there is Karnataka Public Service commission exams in which exams is also included to

HI student,

Actually UPSC IAS Prelims paper is an objective type paper so in that you have only English and Hindi as the languages but you can write the IAS Mains exam in Kannada as it is accepted by UPSC. But, the question paper of UPSC will be in English