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B tech cse in Bhoj Reddy college is best or planning in jntu masabtank is best. Please help me by mailing full details.

Sai pranavi 21st Jul, 2019

Hello manasa,

As both are different branches it depends on you to choose which branch because every branch has equal scope in fiture if you excel in them.

But,doing engineering in government universities has totally different status and respect so if you have equal interest then go for jntu.

Hope

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Hi! I belong to the gen category and i have got a keam rank of 6240. Where can I possibly get an admission..?

Arnimesh 10th Jun, 2019

hey there,

you did great!

KEAM conducts its exam yearly according to its own pattern, A state domicile will always get preference.

The cutoff is in the rank form so the general rank is usually low.

As for the general category, the cutoff usually gets quite high, to clear the

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Sir I got 458 marks in neet in the a.p state s.v University region I gOt govt medical mbbs seat

Manasi Shewale 2nd Jul, 2019

Hello, 

The last year's cut off marks for local candidates in SVU region quota was beyond 470 marks. The cut off marks change every year but mostly not in a wide range. If we refer the last year's cut off marks then the chances of admission in these colleges might

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sir/mam, i am getting 552 in neet ug 2019. can i get a mbbs seat in gov. colleges in UP.(i have a domicile in UP)

Yogita Punjabi 6th Jun, 2019
Hello Anjali

Your NEET score is good.!
Based on it you have maximum chances of getting a government college in your domicile state UP under state counseling. As per last year's cutoff for admission in government colleges in UP under state counseling, here is the list of colleges that you
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what is maximum age limit for neet and how many times i can appear?????

Aditi amrendra Student Expert 5th Jun, 2019
Hello,


Maximum Age Limit*l
25 years of age or more for unreserved category candidates and 30 years of age for reserved and PwD category candidates.
Maximum Attempts
No limit on the permitted number of attempts.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

I hope this helps.
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I secured 255 marks in 2019 neet under obc category in Tamilnadu. Whether I will get Mbbs in government quota?

ruchika.chauhan Expert 25th Jun, 2019

Hello

According to your marks, chances seem to be less of getting a seat in government medical colleges of Tamil Nadu through state counselling. 

You can get a seat in private medical colleges. Go through the link below and check the previous year cutoff for reference 

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Hi sir, i got 62 marks in ts eamcet and 595/600 in ipe. What will be rank ? In which college can i get seat?

asuri_1559195713 Student Expert 30th May, 2019

Hi Ravirala,

You have secured a great score in IPE , thus based on your eamcet rank you might get a rank in the range of 13-14k. 

If you belong to general category you might not get a seat in top 5 engineering colleges. But if you belong to any

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I took a gap year to prepare for competitive exams. Do I need a gap year certificate from municipal corp for admission through MH-CET???????

ramakamanasa Student Expert 4th Jun, 2019

Dear aspirant, 

The need of gap certificate entirely depends on the college's requirements. There are colleges which ask for the certificate for sure while few dont mind for its submission. So the necessity of gap certificate will be informed by college authority while admission process. 

All the best 

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Can I get any seat in NIT Jamshedpur in any round(special or spot) with mains rank 100497 with Jharkhand as Home Quota?

Qidhes Uspeb 6th Jul, 2019

Hello mohit,

Sorry to say but with one lakh rank in jee mains you cannot get a seat in nit jamshedpur as last year the last seat was alloted at 60k so this year also the expected cutoff rank will be more or less the same so better try for

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