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With an overall rank of 106,021 and a local female category rank of 1,081, your chances of securing a seat for CSE or ECE at G Pullaiah College of Engineering and Technology are very slim. Historically, the closing rank for these branches hovers between 24,000 and 40,000.

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You have a fair chance of getting admission to the Integrated B.Tech + MBA (CSBS) programme at the IET DAVV main campus , especially if the cutoff is slightly lower in later counselling rounds. However, admission is not guaranteed, as the cutoff varies each year depending on

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With 195 marks, securing a government BHMS seat is highly unlikely, as government cutoffs typically range from 350 to 420+ marks. However, you are well above the qualifying cutoff and highly eligible for private or management quota seats.

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Scoring 125 marks is a good achievement. However, the college you can get depend on which polytechnic entrance exam you appeared for (like JEECUP, TS POLYCET, AP POLYCET ,DTE Maharashtra etc) , your rank, category, state and the counselling cut off.

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Based on the details you shared, y ou are eligible to participate in KCET counselling for Veterinary Science (BVSc & AH) if you meet all the required eligibility conditions. However, eligibility does not guarantee a seat . Admission depends mainly on your Veterinary rank , reservation category, seat availability, and

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With a CUET UG score of 291, admission to premier central universities (like DU or BHU) for competitive courses is highly unlikely, as top-tier programs frequently demand 700+ marks. However, you have realistic chances at tier-2 state universities, private institutions, or affiliated colleges.

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Hello Dear Student,
With a score of 265, securing a B-Category (Management) MBBS seat is highly competitive, but not entirely impossible. Closing scores for these seats typically fall between 225 and 350, depending on the state and college. Waiting for the mop-up round can sometimes lower the cutoff as unallocated