Hello!

Hope you are doing well so if you have another reserved quota other than tfw so Yes you are eligible for other quota . If you will not get seat tfw you can apply form from other reserved quota if you have any go for it .

All the

Dear aspirant,

Cut-off changes from year to year and that's why it is difficult to predict. Cut-offs depends on many factors like

1. Number of seats available.

2. Difficulty level of the exam.

3. Number of students appeared in the exam.

4. Caste Category of the students.

You have chances

Hello,

Yes, since you haven't selected counseling for OPEN seats, you wouldn't find AIIMS and JIPMER during the choice filling for counseling.

----- But Medical Counseling Committee, MCC has provided 'RESET' facility that could be used only once to make any corrections you made during Registration except the mistake in

Hello student,

Looking at your score ,it is not possible for you to get admission in medical college. You should have scored at least 550 to remain on the safer side.

However you can still go through the link i am Sharing to check the possibilities of your admission in

Hi,

I hope you are doing well.

I assume you belong to general category as you have not mentioned.

As you mentioned with 314 marks, your chances of getting a decent government college in your state through state quota(85%) are negligible.

However you might get some good private medical college

Hi,

You can take admission through management quota.let me inform you no private college takes less than 50 lakh through management quota.if you pay huge money then only you can take admission.

You can check your admission chance on neet predicator

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_cp

This is mostly for Bachelor of Science and bachelor of Technology degrees. This decision has been taken by Andhra Pradesh government for private universities which every University has to follow. According to this 35% or more than 2,000 seats in private universities will be filled under the Convenor Quota. The

Dear aspirant,

It is definitely okay to do MBA after graduation in journalism and mass communication, rather now top B schools are coming up with excellent certifications for Journalism, also if you want you may do MBA in journalism and mass media.This will help you to gain more experience in

no, the fees for the state quota and the all india quota is different. it varies from state to state and sometimes the state quota is lower than all india quota.

in private colleges the management and non management quota does not have the same fee structure. the management quota