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As far as CSAB is concerned,if you were allotted a new seat and you do not join the institute that has been allotted to you or if you do not take the new seat (and retain your seat that was provided in JOSAA the Participation Fee / Seat Acceptance

Analysing last year cutoff...According to your AP EAMCET 2020 rank and category it's quite hard for you to get a seat in government veterinary colleges as last year cutoff was higher than your marks as cutoff depends upon many factors it changes every year

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Dear Aspirant,

You have secured an extremely high rank in AP EAMCET. At such a high rank, there is no way that you can get admission in any of the good veterinary Colleges of the state including the government institutes. The government institutes provide admission to students who have secured

Hello,

Every year aspirants will differ in JEE Mains examination. Due to research last year 2020 total 9,34,000 students are applied for JEE mains examination and in 2018 total 11,40,000 students were applied. So in this time could not possible to predict how much students will apply for JEE mains

Hello candidate,

Mop up rounds are specially arranged to fill in the vacant seats and are meant for those who are unable to get admission through the general counselling process.

If you have got a seat in the state counselling rounds, and still you're interested in mop up round, then

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