Dear Raghu,

NITs and many reputed institutions that have JEE MAINS rank as their entrance level requirement does not have any defence related reservations. Only SC, ST, PWDs are entitled to the benefits of reservation. But other than that there are some colleges like Army Engineering College which does have an quota for defence and selection depends on your JEE MAIN rank and percentile.

Dear aspirant,

As you have mentioned that you have secured 379 marks and taking into consideration that you belong Karnataka state and also you are from general category .

It depends upon certain factors like number of candidates appearing in the examination, number of vacant seats in college, previous years cut offs, and difficulty level of the paper.

For more information you can check out the link given below-

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hi aspirant,

You can choose to go for counselling under state quota from both the state provided that you are fulfilling the basic eligibility criterias which includes:

• The candidate must have completed his or her senior secondary and secondary education from a recognised school in the state.
• The parent of the candidate must be a native from that state or having a birth certificate issued by the authorities of that state.
• The parents must be working for at least seven years in public or private domain/ institution recognised by the state government.

Hope it helps!!

Hi, in order to be considered a minority or a student belonging to any category, you will need to submit all your documents at the time they are asked for.

If you fail to do so by any chance, you will be considered a considered a candidate of general category and hence you will be eligible only for the unreserved seats, and not the seats for any category. Your rank will then be according to that, and you will not be considered a minority.

However if you do get a correction window, you might be able to rectify this mistake.

https://tsicetd.nic.in/auth/TSICET_2020LASTRANKSFIRSTPHASE.pdf

Dear aspirant,

As you have mentioned that you have secured 27k rank in neet 2021 and taking into consideration that you have the benefit of reservation so let me tell for Osmania you have good chances to get a seat there.

Although various factors are considered while deciding the cut offs like number of candidates appearing in the examination, number of vacant seats in college, previous years cut offs, and difficulty level of the paper.

For more information you can check out the link given below-

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Dear Aspirant

The thing which you have to do is check if the caste which falls under ST category in Himachal Pradesh also falls under ST category in Delhi too, because some castes differ from state to state. Also there is a separate Central Delhi list for SC category, so it's very difficult to say that your caste would fall under that list.

So your best option is to get a SC Certificate from Delhi.

Hope this helps

Hello STudent

Through Neet exam throughout India MBBS and BDS seats are filled up. 8307 5 MBBS seats, 29 965 BDS seats filled up through 542 MBBS colleges and 313 BDS college s. According to need exam rule SC and ST enjoy the reservation of seats in MBBS and BDS colleges. For SC 15% reservation, forestry 7.5%, for OBC NCL 27%, Faisal e w s 10% reservation is any other MBBS and BDS colleges seats.

for more information click on the official website of NDA exam Neet exam conducting authority:https:// nta.ac.in

Dear applicant, MRCW is a very renowned institution, which offers you amazing campus life, plenty good faculties and almost 90% of the students get placements with salary packages 4-6 LPA.

MRIT is also a good option but the former one is better than this one in terms of placements and the campus life is also really strict.

Good luck!!

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https://www.careers360.com/colleges/malla-reddy-institute-of-technology-secunderabad

Hey Anitha,

For Obstetrics and Gynaecology 50% AIQ DNB cutoff for ST category for the year 2020 and 2019 were as follows-

• Year 2020- 319
• Year 2019- 295

These results suggest that a score of 320+ marks would certainly get you a seat for 2021.

For predicting colleges based on your DNB CET score you can use this college predictor tool- https://medicine.careers360.com/dnb-cet-college-predictor Hope this helps.

Goodluck!