SHE CAN APPLY BY ANY MEANS BUT,OBC IS BETTER  BECAUSE THEY HAVE INCREASED RESERVATION

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Several states treat OBCs as non-discriminatory; for example, there is no quota for OBCs in higher education, but there is a reserve for OBCs in the workforce.

When it comes to grades, it's better to be safe than sorry: a score of more

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In Karnataka, the fee structure is divided into three categories:

• If you are a resident of Karnataka and received high scores in the NEET exam, you would be required to pay Rs. 1-2 lakh per year in taxes.
• If you choose a private

Hi aspirant, regarding to your ex defence quota in NEET let me tell you this thing that to apply for ex defence quota candidates must contact with their state counselling authorities for details and information for it. Also candidates must be ready with all the necessary documents.

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This is very difficult to predict which college you will get because cut off keeps changing every year depending upon a number of factors like

--------) number of students that appeared in the WBJEE exam

--------)difficulty level of the WBJEE examination

--------)Kind of marks obtained by the students in

Hello Aspirant,

As you did not mention the college name in your query I am considering it as BMS College Of Engineering as you tagged it.

BMS College Of Engineering is a private institution, it does process management quota seats every year in various domains with a fees ranging from

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Saying it would be difficult because NIT Sikkim is a medium level of NIT but than too the rank is quite low and definitely you can face the difficulties for getting admission but you can try for sure in that college and also in different colleges as well.

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Yes, your OBC caste category and OBC rank will give you certain provisions while getting admitted to any engineering college.

A separate list of OBC candidates is prepared. During the counselling procedure, if you are not eligible for the college of your choice based on your general rank, your OBC