Hello candidate,

I am sorry to inform you but since you have not provided any specific information regarding which percentile you are concerned about, or have not provided any sufficient information regarding your topic of interest is not possible on my part to help you with the exact solution for

Hi,

Sorry to say but you have not mentioned the name of the college you are referring to. It would be better if you could have provided the name of the college and also your category for a better prediction of the colleges opting for. However with your marks which

The students who are able to secure high marks in NEET are able to secure seats in the private medical colleges through counseling whereas the students who have just qualified or have secured lower marks than 250 have to take seats through either Management quota or NRI quota. 15% of

As your score is 480 marks . Which is normal marks to get a college through by applying in management quota for mbbs .

As you asked for nri they simply treated as general category and then your counseling done

You first go for counseling  so by chance you get

Hello Aspirant,

Getting admission in any of the colleges by means of AP EAMCET examination or TS EAMCET exam depends mostly on your AP/ TS EAMCET score, IPE score, your category, rank and whether you belong to home state or not.

It also depends upon other factors like seat availability

As you don't mention which state you belong

If you belong to up ( as you mentioned) then by using state quota you have a chance to get a government college as you belong to sc category

If you using all india quota then your chance for a government college

Hi, there are total 18 seats available so the chances of you getting in to that university are a little slim. Since, there are no released data about the cut-off it is hard to say for sure about you getting into the college. It is strongly recommended that you side

Contact the college management and know the details of the management quota seats i.e fee structure,the facilities offered and other.

Generally management quota seats are very expensive in good colleges and moderate in underrated colleges.