hi,

see it would depends on college norms, generally for private colleges fees would not refund even if you discontinue your courses. if their is any caution money deposited, you may get back it, but it would be best to contact with college authority for clearance of details.

B.Pharm is a good course to study. There are a good need to the students pursuing the course in the industries. So you can pursue that but the starting salaries are low which I would say will be lesser than that of starting package as a BTech CSE (Cyber Security) course.

Now if you want to study cyber security along side with your B.Pharm then I would recommend you to go for online courses which can be beneficial as this course is more about knowledge and less about the degree.

I hope you get my point. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hi Kushi,

For neet you need be thorough with ncert.

Some question  come apart from ncert also... For that you can refer online study module of aakash and Allen...

1st read the ncert concept.. Then aakash and Allen study module.  Complete 1 lesson this way and then attend a online test from any website.

If you find any concept difficult  you can opt YouTube channel like vedantu bio tonic, unacademy.

After you complete 1st and 2nd pu portion start previous year papers and mock test

You have 1 year time you can solve more papers..

Good luck  for neet 2022

Hello candidate,

It's very difficult for me to understand your question because you have not mentioned any details regarding your course or college or something relevant which can help me understand about out whether you can leave a course in the midway or not.

So, I urge you to the repost the question with proper information.

Feel free to ask other queries!

Hi aspirant,

At first congratulations on your success in VITEEE. The fee structure for category 3 at VIT is around 4 lacs per annum which is quite high, so you should definitely go for or the top colleges of COMEDK or GGSIPU if you get a good one with better return of investments. Considering that if you can afford the fee for Vellore institute of technology, then it will be a good choice to stick with it due to it's recent dominance in rankings and placements.

There is a good probability that you will get computer science and engineering at Jaypee institute of technology with the mentioned percentages. Previous cutoffs for JIIT suggests that an aggregate of 85 percentage or above in PCM should be sufficient to fetch you a seat in CSE.

Hope it helps!!

Once you secure a threshold score in JEE Main in one of the Attempts, assuming youre a General Category Aspirant, that may be anywhere between 96-98 Percentile, you may leave College, completely focus on further JEE Main Attempts Preparation besides, focussing ahead on JEE Advanced and Other Exams like BITSAT. But dont leave College, unless you have an On Paper Record of your Performance in JEE Main. NTA Abhyas App really tricks you and your actual performance might be totally different on test day.

Hi aspirant,

Basically after the admission procedure is completed, you are officially a student of the college.

Generally when a student leaves the college, he/she must pay the bod and then leave because-

• You have already filled the seat. This means you are a student now.

• You have already taken the seat and If you leave it now, no one else can be replaced and admitted in your place.

• So, certainly  you will be needed to pay the bond.

• Government colleges are very hard for a student to get, and generally bond is taken as a penalty to leave the government seat as some other eligible candidate might have got your seat.

• Ultimately the seat is wasted and vacant for the next 5.5 years.

Hope that helps.