Greetings, aspirant!

Most of the Medical colleges in India that are private demand very high fees. The Government managed colleges are low of fees; however, the competition to get into one of these colleges is very, VERY high. The ratio of available seats to the number of applicants is almost

Greetings, aspirant!

In the field of medical colleges, one should opt for government colleges as their first preference. On top of low fees as compared to other colleges, the exposure to patients is way more beneficial for students.

Second preference should be given to semi government colleges as these too

Hello Jai,

I would suggest you that if you are having problem and feel like you won't be able to score good in IP then you should surely switch if it is possible to switch now as you should go on with the subject you are more comfortable with.

If

Hello Aspirant,

As we know that results of JEE-Main January session are declared in percentile form so exact rank cannot be predicted from percentile. Here we have a formula through which we can predict the near about rank, formula is

(100 - your percentile) *869010/100

According to this formula your

By this percentile you can get pretty good nit's, because the cut off of previous years was approximately 74.5 percentile.

Dear Aspirant,

Commerce with Maths has a wide variety of topics with an excellent scope and amazing opportunities. Here are some options which you can consider:

1. Economics

The study focuses on the production, transfer and use of goods, services and resources. It's a research-oriented career, and it would allow

Hi Shanmugapriya,

TANCET score will not help hou to do part time MBA. You have to qualify the Distance Education Entrance Test(DEET) provided by the respective universities.There are a list of colleges providing part time MBA programme. You may search different websites for this.

Thank you, 

You need to specify the name of the college/university only after that we can tell you about it’s ranking in India.