Hello aspirant,

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It is dependent on a number of variables, including:

• This is the state of your residence.
• The total number of medical schools in your state
• Students' academic performance in your state.
• The total number of available seats.
• There are a certain number of Reserved students in your state.
• To be safe, keep an eye on the Official Medical Website of your state.

However a few of the private college which you can look for are:

• VMKV Medical College and Hospital, Salem
• ACS Medical College and hospital, Chennai
• Santosh Medical college and hospital, Ghaziabad
• MGM Medical College, AUrangabad
• MGM Medical college, navi Mumbai

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Hello aspirant,

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Several states treat OBCs as non-discriminatory; for example, there is no quota for OBCs in higher education, but there is a reserve for OBCs in the workforce.

When it comes to grades, it's better to be safe than sorry: a score of more than 570 will get you into an MBBS programme at a government institution.

Nowadays, even with 500+ students, getting into government institutions is very difficult.

So if you put in the effort and attempt to raise your grades to the necessary level, there is a chance that you will get admitted. The overall OBC reservation in AQ is about 27 percent of the total population.

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Hello Aspirant,

As you did not mention the college name in your query I am considering it as BMS College Of Engineering as you tagged it.

BMS College Of Engineering is a private institution, it does process management quota seats every year in various domains with a fees ranging from 3lacs to 9lacs.

Check out the link below to know more about BMS College Of Engineering,

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/bms-college-of-engineering-bangalore

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Hello aspirant,

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In Karnataka, the fee structure is divided into three categories:

• If you are a resident of Karnataka and received high scores in the NEET exam, you would be required to pay Rs. 1-2 lakh per year in taxes.
• If you choose a private seat, the cost will range between Rs. 7-10 lakhs (depending on the rating of the institution), and if you are from the NRI quota, the cost will range between Rs. 23-33 lakhs.
• So, if you want to take a managerial position, be prepared to spend between 23 and 33 lakhs.

The same is applicable for Mumbai as well.

Refer to these links to get details fees structure of all the MBBS colleges in Maharashtra and Karnataka:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/karnataka-private-medical-colleges-fee-structure

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Hello aspirant,

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In India, government-run veterinary schools account for 95 percent of the total number of veterinary colleges. Two or three colleges are operated by private organisations (the number can be confirmed through VCI website). As a result, study for the entrance test and make an effort to get admission to a Government College.

In India, there are a total of 5 private veterinary colleges. 3 in the state of Rajasthan. One is located in Punjab, while the other is located in Haryana.

• In Rajasthan, Apollo Veterinary College.
• Arawali veterinary college
• MJF's collage of chomuvets.
• The Khalsa College of Veterinary Sciences is located in Punjab.
• The International Institute of Veterinary Education is located in Haryana.

Admission to the 15 percent of seats is done via the National Eligibility and Eligibility Test (NEET), since the all-India quota in vet sciences applies to private institutions as well. The exam is administered by the individual institutions for the remaining 50% of available seats. As a result, pay a visit to the sites of Luvas, Gadavasu, and Rajuvas. The seats are split into two categories: state quota seats and management quota seats. State seats account for 50% of all seats, with 15% of all India seats included. Management is responsible for 50% of the project, in which students from other states may participate. For detailed fee structure refer to: http://medicine.careers360.com/articles/mbbs-fees

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Hello,

As the marks which you have scored in your JEE main exam is a good one and also the college in which you are interested ie, GL Bajaj Institute Of Technology is one of the finest institution and also academics of this college is good hence, a lot of students prefer this college so now the field which you are talking about are some of the most demanding field in current situation as a great number of students are focusing on this particular fields due to which you can see the competition and cutoffs are quite high so you can face difficulties for CSE and IT but for ECE it will be little less and for applying get your rank and compare it with the colleges and with your branch so that you will get the idea about your admission in that particular college so the link is given below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-rank-predictor

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Hello aspirant,

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In response to your query, the KPC Medical College in Kolkata offers management quota seats for admission to the MBBS programme. For State Govt. seats, however, only those students who are NEET qualified and have a West Bengal domicile are eligible, while NEET qualified students from all across India who have registered with WBMCC are eligible for Management Quota positions.

It is impossible to estimate the precise marks required for admission to management quota; nevertheless, based on the above-mentioned criteria, the marks are much lower, and management quota may be considered as a viable option for admission. Take a look at this link for the NEET West Bengal cutoffs: https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-west-bengal.

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Hi Aastha.  Yes it is possible to get admission in Department of Management Sciences , Pune for MBA.  For Maharashtra candidates, students have to qualify MH-CET exam. Whereas for  Outside Maharashtra Candidates (OMS), students can apply through CMAT or CAT or MH-CET.