NCC
It can provide a multiple of things
-Practical drills and Military trainings
-It worth of 24 academic credits.
-It can make you attend campus parades, camps, and can provide you with certificate exams
Hello aspirant,
As per your inquiry, here is the list of Government Polytechnic Colleges with NCC units in Andhra Pradesh
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Hello Sanjeeva,
From examination of your score of 40 in the 5-Year LLB entrance and your rank of 2519, along with SC, NCC and CAP reservations, you have a fairly good chance of grabbing a seat in Osmania University or one of its affiliated colleges. Osmania usually has decent reservation quota support, especially for SC candidates, with an additional quota of NCC and CAP may help you out further. Of course, the final allotment will ultimately depend on the cutoffs for the year and how many seats are available, so pay attention when the official counselling happens.
Hello,
A NEET score of 303 marks (SC category) and a Hyderabad-Karnataka domicile certificate make it highly improbable to secure admission to government MBBS seats in Karnataka, since past SC cutoffs usually range between 440 and 480 marks for government institutions.
Your score falls within the acceptable range for private medical colleges under the SC category, which often admit SC candidates with NEET scores between 380–430, though availability is limited and competition is high. The NCC quota may offer a slight edge in the allocation process, but it probably won't close the considerable gap in marks needed.
To boost your prospects, engage in state-level counseling (through KEA), seek management and NRI quota placements in private or deemed universities, and ensure your Hyderabad–Karnataka certification is confirmed during document verification. Although admission in these situations is feasible, it would probably be in a higher-fee private seat, rather than through the government quota.
Hope this helps. All the best!
With a 63567 TS EAMCET rank, BC-B girl category, and NCC 'A' certificate, getting ECE in JNTU or OU is tough in the first rounds. But you may get it in later rounds or spot admission if seats remain. Try for other top colleges too as a backup. Stay updated with counselling.
To join the National Cadet Corps (NCC) at Jai Hind College, follow these steps:
First, get admission to Jai Hind College and meet the eligibility for your course.
After admission, ask the college about the NCC enrollment process. Usually, it involves:
Filling a registration form (online or offline).
Taking part in a selection process like physical tests, written exams, or interviews.
Undergoing a medical check-up to make sure you are fit.
For exact details, contact the college office directly.
This way, you can join NCC and take part in its training and activities.
Hope it helps !
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