Hello there,

As per your rank in BA Program and Bachelor's in Management studies are comparatively low than that of other other courses, it is most likely for your to get a decent college in the former courses in University of Delhi. Your rank in B.Com (//B.Com) and B.Com (//B.Com) hons are high as cutoff for these courses are generally high.

Rank under 10-20,000 is considered as a good rank that will make your way in DU. If you want to study B.Com (//B.Com) hons, you will have to wait till spot round, you might get a off or south campus college.

I hope this information will be helpful to you.

Hello ,

For management quota admissions in engineering colleges in Maharashtra, it is generally not mandatory to fill out the option form for the CAP (Centralized Admission Process) rounds conducted by the State Common Entrance Test (CET) Cell. Management quota seats are typically filled by the respective colleges based on their own criteria, separate from the CAP rounds.

However, participating in the CAP rounds can sometimes be beneficial as a backup option if you're also considering merit-based seats. It's always a good idea to check with the specific college you are targeting to understand their exact requirements and procedures for management quota admissions.

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Hello

You're asking if you can get admission without ACPC (Admission Committee for Professional Courses) but not through management quota.

In Gujarat, ACPC is the official body responsible for conducting admissions to professional courses like engineering, pharmacy, and more. However, some institutions may have seats that are not part of the ACPC process, known as "vacant seats" or "institutional quota".

You can explore these options:

1. Vacant seats: Some institutions may have seats left over after the ACPC process. You can contact colleges directly to inquire about available seats.

2. Institutional quota: Some colleges may have a limited number of seats that are not part of the ACPC process. These seats are filled by the institution itself.

Keep in mind that these seats are usually filled based on merit, and the admission process may vary. You'll need to contact the institutions directly to understand their specific process and eligibility criteria.

Remember, this is not the same as management quota, which typically involves higher fees and is often considered a more expensive option.

Hello Nisha,

The information available about hostel facilities at PG College Bansur is limited, particularly regarding fees and specific details about the amenities provided. The college offers hostel accommodations for boys, but there isn't clear information about girls' hostel facilities or the fee structure.

To get accurate and up-to-date details on hostel facilities, including fees, it's recommended that you contact the college directly. Here’s how you can proceed:

1. Contact the College Administration : You can call or email the college administration to inquire about the availability of girls' hostels, the facilities provided, and the fee structure.

2. Visit the College Website : If the college has an official website, there might be a dedicated section for hostel details where you can find more information.

3. Speak to Current Students : If possible, try to connect with current students or alumni who can provide firsthand information about hostel life and costs.

Here are the contact details and website for PG College Bansur:

Contact Information:

• Phone : +91-9414051045
• Email : bansurpgcollege@yahoo.com (mailto:bansurpgcollege@yahoo.com)

Official Website:

• Website : http://bansurcollege.ac.in/

You can visit their website for more details or contact them directly for specific inquiries about hostel facilities and fees.

Hope it helps !

Hello student,

Both options have their strengths, but here's a quick comparison:

• ISE at Dayananda Sagar Academy of Technology and Management (DSATM) : Dayananda Sagar is a well-established institution with good infrastructure, experienced faculty, and a strong placement record. Information Science and Engineering (ISE) is closely related to Computer Science but often includes more focus on information systems and management.
  
  

• CSE at Cambridge Institute of Technology : Computer Science Engineering (CSE) is a core engineering branch with a broad scope in software development, data science, AI, etc. Cambridge Institute of Technology is also reputable but may not have the same level of recognition as Dayananda Sagar.
  
  

The Conclusion:

If you’re specifically interested in a broader field like CSE, Cambridge Institute of Technology is a good choice. However, if you prefer a well-established college with strong placement opportunities and are okay with a slightly different focus, ISE at DSATM might be better.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello aspirant,

If you've taken admission through the management quota and participate in the CAP (Centralized Admission Process) rounds but don't get allotted a college in any of the three rounds, you'll typically revert back to your original management quota admission.

This means you'll retain the seat you've already secured through the management quota process. However, it's important to:

• Consult with the college: Contact the college where you're currently admitted to confirm their policies regarding CAP participation and potential consequences of not getting allotted a seat in the CAP rounds.
• Check the CAP rules: Review the specific rules and regulations of the CAP process to understand the exact implications of not being allotted a seat.
  
  
  In general, participating in the CAP rounds doesn't jeopardize your existing management quota admission. It's an opportunity to explore other options and potentially secure a seat in a different college if you're dissatisfied with your current choice.
  
  I hope this information helps you.

Hello there,

hope this helps you!!

hello there,

Some of the best college for healthcare management are listed below

• Faculty of Management, Delhi
• AIIMS, Delhi
• Goa Institute of Management
• IIM Jammu
• IIM Bodhgaya

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With a NEET score of 376, your chances of securing a seat in a government medical college are low, as the cutoff scores tend to be higher. However, as an OBC candidate with a domicile in Maharashtra, you may have opportunities in private medical colleges or deemed universities, which often have lower cutoffs compared to government institutions.

It is advisable to explore options in Maharashtra, where there are many private colleges available