Hey! With 390 marks in NEET UG and outside state category for Uttarakhand AYUSH counselling, your state rank of 418 gives you a chance at Patanjali, but it depends on seat availability.

If you don’t get the seat, you can wait for the next counselling rounds or consider other AYUSH colleges in different states. Keep an eye on official notifications and be ready to update your choices to increase your chances.

Hello dear candidate,

With 390 marks in UP state AYUSH counselling with general category and did not get seat in round 1, you can wait for Mop-up round but chances of getting seat is very low or either you can get a private college immediately if you want to start this year.

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Yes, if you appear for the CBSE improvement exam as a private candidate and score higher marks, then the latest marksheet will be considered as your valid Class 12th result. For IIM A, B, C and other top IIMs, they look at the final updated marksheet that you present at the time of admission.

So, if you improve your percentage from 70% to 90%, then definitely the improved score will be counted in your profile evaluation. Just make sure you give the exam through the official CBSE improvement route and keep the valid documents.

Hello,

For admission to MBBS in private colleges, a "donation" is paid under the management quota, where a minimum NEET score of just qualifying marks (e.g., 160-170 marks are required for the general category, or a minimum of the 40th percentile) is required, rather than a high score.

I hope it will clear your query!!

Hey! The qualifying cutoff for GATE CSE in 2025 was around 29.2 marks for General, 26.2 for OBC/EWS, and 19.4 for SC/ST/PwD. For GATE 2026, the official cutoff is not declared yet, but if we look at the past trends, it usually stays around 30–32 marks for General category. So, if you are preparing, it’s better to target a score well above this range to be on the safer side.

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C.V. Raman's statement that "water is the real elixir of life" can be justified by the following three points:

1. Fundamental Basis of Life: Water is the most essential component for the existence of all life forms, from the smallest microbe to human beings. It is the basis of all physiological processes like digestion, circulation, and excretion. While man has sought a divine, mythical elixir for immortality, Raman argues that the true life-giving substance is common water, without which life itself cannot be sustained for even a few days.
2. Foundation of Agriculture and Civilization: Raman observed that water creates a clear dividing line between barren desert and fertile, populated land. Water is the foundation of all agriculture. It transforms landscapes, allowing crops to grow and providing food for humanity. The rise and fall of civilizations throughout history have been directly linked to the availability of water, proving it is the true source of sustenance and prosperity.
3. Source of Natural Beauty and Charm: Beyond its role in survival, water adds immense beauty and charm to our world. Raman describes the aesthetic pleasure of looking at a rain-fed tank, a gentle stream, or even a village pond. The beauty of a waterfall, the serenity of a lake, and the grace of a river enrich the human experience and contribute to the quality of life, making it an elixir for the soul as well as the body.

Hello,

To pass your class 12 exams in India, you need to score a minimum of 33% in each subject, including both theory and practical components. It means scoring around 27 marks out of 80 for the theory paper and a proportional amount out of practical/internal assessment marks.

I hope it will clear your query!!

Hello,

With 98 marks in GUJCET, you have a good chance of getting an ECE seat in a government engineering college in Gujarat, as a score between 80 and 120 is considered good and can help you target a reputed college. However, the 58% may decrease your chances of admission, so you have to take care of it.

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Hello dear student,

98 marks in GUJCET is a very good marks, but 58% may reduce your overall merit rank as both class and GUJCET marks are considered.

You have some chances for ECE in government colleges but not in the top ones. so, you should keep other branches as backup as well.

Hello

You scored 98 marks in GUJCET, which is a strong score. Well done
Your 58 in board exams (due to an accident) might lower your overall merit a bit.
Still, there's a fair chance you could get ECE in a government engineering college, especially in later rounds.
Top colleges may be harder to get into due to high cut-offs, but some mid-level government colleges might take you. Your GUJCET score definitely helps balance out the low board marks.