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Congratulations on getting a rank of 1813 in WBJEE.

Yes, you are highly eligible to get an admission in the government  colleges in West Bengal. Generally seats are reserved for the candidates to take admission and your rank is a perfect match to get you an admission in the

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Yes, your EWS certificate issued on **30th March 2024** should be applicable for **EAMCET counselling 2024**, as EWS certificates are generally valid for the financial year they are issued. Since EAMCET counselling takes place in 2024, your certificate falls within the relevant period. Ensure it adheres to the guidelines

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To know about the r ank you might get by scoring 240 in the jeecup examination you will need to wait till the results are declared since the ranks based on the marks changes every year based on the difficulty level of the exam and the participation of

Hello student,

With 461 marks in the NEET exam under the general category and MP state quota, your chances of getting admission into an MBBS program in a private college in Madhya Pradesh are decent but might vary depending on the cutoffs for the current year, which can fluctuate based

With 58 Marks in Maharashtra CET (PCM),getting a government college in Pune might be challenging, as cut off scores for government colleges are typically higher .however some reserved category seats or less competitive courses may have lower cutoff, so checking specific college requirements can help clarify options.

Hello student,

With a score of 100 marks in NEET under the general category, securing admission in a BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) program in a private college in Punjab could be challenging. However, it is still possible depending on several factors:

Key Considerations:

1. Cutoff Trends: The cutoff

With 100 marks in the OUAT entrance exam, 92% in 10th, and 93% in 12th (PCB) from the ST category, you are eligible for various undergraduate courses at OUAT (Orissa University of Agriculture and Technology). Likely options include B.Sc. Agriculture, B.Sc. Horticulture, or B.V.Sc. (Veterinary Science), as these courses typically

The MHT CET open category does not have a minimum score criterion for admission to government colleges.

Percentile scores are used by MHT CET for admissions. This indicates that getting into a government college requires achieving a high percentile in comparison to other open category applicants.