Hello,

It seems difficult to get into a MBBS college through AIQ quota based on the previous years cutoff. Last year the Koppal Institute of Medical Sciences in Karnataka had a cutoff of AIR 119996 and score of 409.

Most of the other colleges had cutoffs starting from 560.

But

Hello Aspirant,

Since you have not mentioned your home state so considering it as Andhra Pradesh according to your profile.

According to the marks and category mentioned by you in the question your rank is expected to be in the range of 111933 - 144083. So on such marks you

Hello aspirant

With 88marks you can get 10-20k rank

As of last year cut offs for veterinary,

Oc - 742rank

Bc a-1700rank

Bc b-1048rank

Bc d-938rank

Bc e-1606rank

Sc-2268rank

St-3492rank

You may get private bpharmacy seat.

Hope this helps. All the best.

Dear Candidate,

Kindly clearly mention the exam you are referring to. It's difficult for us to estimate the course you are referring to based upon your statement. Kindly mention the course you are looking for. We will try to assist you in your query going ahead.

Thanks.

Hello Mathumitha! As per the statistics provided by IIT Madras, 48,618 JEE aspirants attempted the JEE Mains 2020 in Tamil Nadu, out of which 6254 candidates were qualified for JEE Advanced. Among these 6254,  1433 students belong to SC and 63 belong to ST category. This the stats of the

Hello Sasi kumar,

According to last year, with 470 marks your all india rank would be around 68000.

So you have chances to get an A-category seat in following colleges

*PES Institute of medical sciences, Kuppam

*Santhiram medical college, Nandyal

*VMC medical college, Kurnool

*Apollo Institute of medical sciences, Chittor.

Hey aspirant,

Based on your TS EAMCET rank, it seems like chances of admission may be slightly difficult for CSE branch at MJ College of Engineering, Hyderabad. Since you haven't mentioned your reservation category and local area quota (AU, OU, SVU or non-local), with reservation too, chances seem to be

Dear Aspirant,

As of my information,it is clearly mentioned in JoSaa business rules that a candidate only withdraw it's seat before the last round, for example if there are total 7 rounds than you can withdraw your seat only till 6th round after that you are not allowed to withdraw

Hello dear,

As you have not mentioned to which state domicile and category you belong, it is difficult to predict because the cut off varies from state to state.

But in general, with 280 marks you cannot secure a BHMS /BAMS seat in govt. colleges unless you have any reservations.