Hello There ,

According to your rank and category , you can try for some iiit's like pune , bhagalpur , una , surat , kalyani etc which have a lower cutoff , otherwise you can try for your home state nit also , as the cutoff is generally lower

Hello Aspirant,

Kindly mention your category for better analysis and prediction as it depends on your category as well as the cutoff in the state. So as you havent mentioned your category assuming you as General category 454 marks is quite low for getting a seat in government medical college

Hey,

At first I would like to inform you that your all India General Merit rank must be in between 85867 - 103017. You can use the following rank predictor tool to ensure my assumption:

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-rank-predictor

So it's obvious that you don't have any kind of probability to get admission

Hello student,

Through your rank, getting a seat in NITs is difficult.However, you can try for IIITs and GFTIs.Getting a seat through jee mains rank in private state colleges is called b-category.The process of b-category is that you will have to wait till the respective college releases the notification and

Dear candidate,

Congratulations for securing such good rank.Cutoff varies every year depending on factors like no. of students,difficult level of exam,category,seat availability etc. So,it is hard to predict the exact results.But as per my prediction you have good chances of bagging top colleges. In South you can have NIT Tiruchirapalli

Hello student,

Only non-government colleges can accept admissions into their colleges through jee mains i.e. b-category. Government colleges like JNTU ,Osmania university accept admissions only through ts-eamcet counselling.So to get a seat in top colleges through jee mains you will have to personally apply to the college for the seat

Dear Aspirant,

As you got 13k rank in AP EAMCET and based on your category you have chances to get seat in horticulture in AU region if you belong to farmer category .

refer the below link to know more about colleges offering horticulture course:

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-bsc(hons)-in-horticulture-universities-in-india?state=Andhra%20Pradesh

Hope you find the

Dear Aspirant,

You didn't mentioned your category which place a vital role in predicting your college offering horticulture course. If you belong to general category you have less chances to get seat in horticulture. If you belong to any other category rather than general category you have more chances to

hi,

see you did not mention about any particular law college. generally admission is based 12th score or entrance exams conducts by the respective college. however cutoff score varies college to college and it depends on factors like number of applicants, questions , students category, seat matrix etc. however at