It is possible, however challenging, to secure a Dermatology seat through management quota with a 67 percentile in NEET PG and a rank of 71,893. The reservation requirements are not followed by management quota, thus your ST status might not be helpful. Private colleges usually have higher fees and contributions;

Hello,

Yes, VR Siddhartha Engineering College (VRSEC) offers management quota seats (Category B) for its Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) program.

Approximately 15% of seats are reserved under this quota, which includes NRI and NRI-sponsored candidates. Admissions under this category are separate from the general merit-based (Category A) admissions and

Hello,

Here are the approximate fees for online Logistics and Supply Chain Management courses, converted to Indian Rupees (INR):

1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) (MicroMasters in Supply Chain Management):

Fee: ~ INR 1,12,000 (for 5 courses)

2. University of London (Bachelor of Science in Supply Chain Management and Logistics

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Yes,you qualified Neet exam that means you are eligible for taking admission in MBBS.althogh you are not getting government college or top colleges at this score but you can apply for counselling in deemed colleges through the mcc website if you can afford 20-25 lakh for the course.

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Hello,

You fall under S1B (local) for NEET PG state management quota counseling in Andhra Pradesh . Since you completed your education up to 12th grade in Andhra Pradesh, you are considered a local candidate, even though you graduated as an FMG from the Philippines.

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Interesting question you've got there about BBA students and MBA in Construction Management. You know, it's not the most common path, but it's definitely doable.

From what I've seen, most construction management programs are pretty open to students

Hello aspirant,

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