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The Sri Basaveshwara Institute of Technology does not provide admission through management quota. The admissions are based on the basis of KCET entrance exam .The Sri Basaveshwara Institute of Technology, a Premier Engineering College in the country, since its establishment in 2008. The SBIT is affiliated to the Visvesvaraya

Hi Aspirant,

There are certain rules and restrictions that you should follow during counselling of seats.Once you have locked your choices the seats alloted to you is completely upon the rank scored by you.If you fail to get seat in any round then you may get seat in next round.You

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Ragas dental college is a good private college for bds and mds students.

It offers seats in government quota for both bds and mds courses.

The fees for bds course  in government quotais around 11 k

The fees for mds course in government

Hello Aspirant,

It seems that you are concerned for NEET result, if not then please mention it.

On such rank you have no chance to get any of the MBBS college under neither state quota nor minority quota of NEET Counselling. So I would recommend you to either take a

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Private bams colleges in maharashtra are

MUHS , Nashik ,23,000 first year

Bharati veedyapeeth , Pune

285,000 first year

Datta meghe Institute of Medical Sciences

455,000

D y Patil University , Navi Mumbai

600,000

D Y Patil , Pune - 380,000

Dr jj ayurvedic College , kolhapur

240,000

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The BE/B.Tech programme in SRKREC is affiliated to JNTU Kakinada. And the private institutions affiliated to JNTU Kakinada follow a similar curriculum and fees structure.

So, for the government quota seats in JNTUK affiliated institutes like SRKREC, the fees is Rs.30,000 per year. For the management quota, the fees

Hello aspirant

There are 3types of reservation or quota there are category, local and non farmer quota Or farmer quota.

Farmer quota has better chances of getting seat than non farmer quota. If your are eligible for farmer quota you can apply through farmer quota.

Local  and category quota are

Hello aspirant,

As of now it's tough to say which college you can get because the cutoff changes every year with college and this year the cutoff went high and also few seats have increased.but with previous year analysis and your rank we can find you possibilities into the colleges.with

Hello aspirant,

The average course fees for BAMS college in Maharashtra ranges from  25,000 to 3.2 lakh per annum. This valuation may vary depending on the college or institution in which the student is pursuing BAMS course as well as the prestige and infrastructure of the college. It also varies

Hello Aspirant,

See there are number of colleges in Maharashtra which offer MBBS and BDS course and different colleges have different cut-offs according to different categories. Since you have not mentioned the name of colleges so it's quite difficult to guide you with an accurate information about the cut-offs. However