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With 951 marks in Intermediate, you have a strong academic background and still have several pathways available to pursue engineering or related technical courses.

One option is direct admission through the management quota offered by many private engineering colleges in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. These seats are

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For admission to most Agriculture colleges, theory marks play the most important role in determining eligibility, merit, and cutoff ranks. These marks may come from Class 12 board examinations, entrance tests, or a combination of both, depending on the admission process followed by the institution.

In many

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To qualify for the NMMS scholarship, students must take two tests: the Mental Ability Test (MAT) and the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT). You need at least 40% marks overall for the General category, and 32% marks for SC/ST students.

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If your KCET rank or Qualifying Examination (QE) marks are not displayed , it is often because KEA could not verify your Class 12 marks or some required information is missing.

For students from boards outside Karnataka (such as AP, Telangana, CBSE, ISC, etc.), KEA does not

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Government MBBS seats in Karnataka are based on NEET scores, typically requiring 550-620+ for state quota, rather than KCET marks . A 116 score in KCET PCB is not used for medical admissions.

You can check, find and access more information here: https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-karnataka
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With a veterinary rank of 14,000, a practical rank of 138, 96.33% marks in PCB, and the benefit of Kalyana-Karnataka (HK) and Rural reservations, you have a reasonably good chance of securing a government B.V.Sc. & A.H. seat in Karnataka.

Your practical rank of 138 is particularly

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Official state-wise data showing how many candidates scored 700+ marks in NEET MDS 2026 has not been released by the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS). The result and merit list provide candidates' scores and ranks, but do not publish a state-wise distribution of top

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Based on previous MHT CET trends, a score of around 73 marks in the 13 April morning shift may correspond to a percentile in the range of approximately 70–75, although the exact percentile can vary depending on factors such as the difficulty level of the shift, normalization,