Hello Dear Student,

With 439 marks and SC category , you have a fair chance of getting a government medical college in Assam, but it will depend on factors such as the final cutoff, number of seats, difficulty level of the exam, and the number of candidates in your category.

Hello Dear Student,

If you want to pursue a BBA in Finance in Mumbai with a budget of up to Rs 4 lakh and without appearing for an entrance exam , several colleges offer admission based on Class 12 merit .

Some good options are:

• Thakur College of Science and

Hello, with a Re-NEET 2026 score of 240 marks and OBC category, getting a government seat in BDS, BAMS, or BHMS depends on factors such as your state, category-wise cut-off, counselling rounds, and seat availability.

Hello! Admission to BAMS with a NEET 2026 score of 200 depends on factors such as your state, category, counselling round, and seat availability. You can participate in the AACCC and state AYUSH counselling processes if you meet the eligibility criteria.

You can check the BAMS cut-off and admission details

Dear Student,

The Government quota fees are usually much lower than management quota, but the exact fee many vary on your category and college.

Through this AP EAMCET College Predictor 2026 tool, you can check the colleges and fees for your rank.

Hello Dear Student,
With an ICAR AIEEA PG score of 250–272, securing admission to the premier IARI campus in New Delhi for Plant Biotechnology is highly unlikely. However, you are in a good position to secure seats in various state agricultural universities (SAUs) or regional IARI off-campuses.

You can check,

Hello Dear Student,
You can legally discontinue your engineering course after the first year if you secure an MBBS seat. However, KEA and the university may require you to surrender the remaining 3 years of your course fee, and your KMDC education loan will convert to an active liability requiring

Hello Dear Student,

Could you provide more specific information so that i could help you further!

Hello Dear Student,
No, you cannot leave your engineering seat without a penalty after completing your first year. Since you are taking a partial drop, if you secure an MBBS seat next year, you will be considered a "dropout".

Hope it helps!