Hello,

Yes,you are eligible to get admission with 120 female rank in and 431 general rank.

If the cut-offs goes as per last year you will be getting admission without any problem.

Even if cut off changes you will be having chances of getting admission.don't be much worried

Best of luck

Hey Harshika,

For pursuing masters it's it's required for you have a minimum of 50% in you  bacholers of Arts/undergraduate in the most cases and they is 5% relaxation for SC/ST candidates. 

https://university.careers360.com/articles/du-pg-eligibility-criteria/amp&ved=2ahUKEwiqke7d09njAhVaWysKHWgKCuwQFjADegQIBBAB&usg=AOvVaw1BIG54yGF9zHWM-XqZTIlc&ampcf=1

Best of luck

Hey Swaroop,

Congratulations on your great performance in BHU PET this year. Why you are even concerned about the getting admission? With 38 general rank and 16 OBC marks, you will surely get Admission, there must not be second thoughts about it. So you just wait for counseling. Hope  this helps, thank you for asking question here at careers360.

Dear student, Indira Gandhi National Open University offers different courses to Willing students who have passed out Senior Secondary examinations or are graduates. You will have a lot of options depending on your field of studying in class 11 and 12. If you are from commerce background you can go for Bcom. If you are from Science background you can definitely go for any arts courses

Hi,

YES. As you have first division from graduation background that is different from the concerned course, so you are eligible to appear in the entrance test. 

Good luck to you!

Dental is a 4 years course along with 1 year Internship. Semi government colleges will have fees approximately 5-7 lakhs per annum. But at 187 marks private dental colleges look difficult and your 12th boards percentage won't help at all. It's just the neet score which decides ur admission. 

Hello Shivangi,

It all depends on the number of seats left in your category after the first round. However, you seem to have very good chances as your rank lies just on the borderline of the first cutoff. Most likely there will be enough seats left as in the first cutoff the seats never get filled completely. However, while waiting for the cutoffs, look for other colleges and institutes as well to keep your options open.

All the Best!