Hello

DGME has a motto to develop all specialties & super specialties at all the Government autonomous institutes.

Establishment of state of the art trauma care centres with exclusive ICU/CCU facilities at all institutes.

To ensure the procurement of latest equipment, their maintenance & proper usage by training of the medical and paramedical staff.

To suitably have a disaster management cell & disaster mitigation plan in place. You can check out https://www.karnataka.gov.in/dmekarnataka/Pages/home.aspx for more details or visit

http://www.updgme.in/schedule.aspx . All the best.

Dear Aspirant,

There is nothing called pass marks in jee mains per se.

It depends on you what's your idea of being pass in this examination, your extent of preparation, motivation, target and aptitude. So, following are the slabs in which a aspirant falls,

1. If you want to write this exam just for the sake of it :- Like, if you just filled the jee form mechanically and didn't prepare consciously because you know you don't want to get in any renowned institution for engineering. Any college will do good for you then any marks scored will be good.
2. If you want officially clear the cutoff marks:- If you are someone who want passing marks to clear the cutoff and to be eligible for jee advance than a score of 74 for general, 45 for obc is required.(as per 2018 cutoff marks). So to be safe a score of 80+ will be good. However this score will lead you nowhere if you fail to make it to the IITs through JEE advance.
3. If you want to get into any NIT or other gfti:- Some of the premier institution accept students through their jee mains score like DTU, nsit, iiest etc then you have to score slightly more than the cutoff. With that score you can also get into some NIT also. Some govt organisation also accept the jee mains score like DRDO. So for that the average score over the years is between 130–160.
4. If you want your favorite/best NIT with your choice of branch:- So if you want to study your choice of subject in the premier institution then you have to outperform the fellow aspirants who are equally competitive( those who are targeting for such choices). Your marks should be above 260.
5. If you only want to top the exam :- Only way to be sure about this is by scoring 100% I.e. 360 marks. Because you never know when a guy like veerval come and score full marks.

Best of luck for your exam…hope you score good.

Thank you

Hello Arushi, 

Yes going for MCQs is really good technique but it might not be sufficient as tou might get stuck to some relevant question at some point and will regret it. The better strategy could be that you go for key points instead of MCQs and then solving MCQs based on those points so that you will get an idea about how a question can be moulded in different ways.

Hope it helped you. :) 

What is the fees of management quota

dear aspirant,

The DUJAT test would have a weightage of 65%.

For previous year category wise cutoff please refer to the link mentioned below 

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/du-jat-cutoff

it has all the needful information.

hope this helps

good luck

Hello,

Can you please elaborate or even mention for that matter that you're searching for link of which course to pay your counselling fee, counselling process is going on for so many courses like engineering, medicine etc. It won't be possible to provide a correct answer without knowing the necessary details.

So, please write it down in the comment box the name of the course.

Dear Isha,

As you mentioned, that in participating institution column of MCC there it's showing AIQ seats and management seats but on the official website where it's only showing about AIQ seats, deemed seats and certain universities seats. Moreover, there are rules that no deemed university can take admissions by management quota.

I hope that'll help you, Best of luck with your further career prospects.