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you can check the cut-off for jee advanced through the legit website. And apply respectively.

Hello Anitha,

With 500 marks in NEET, your chances of getting a seat in a government medical college depend on a few factors, including your category and the specific cut-offs for the state you are applying to. Here’s a breakdown:

1. State Quota Considerations:

• Since you studied 10th in Andhra

With a rank of 54,000 in TS EAMCET and OBC category, you have chances to secure a Computer Science (CS) seat in several private colleges, though it may be challenging for top-tier institutions. Colleges like CMR Institute of Technology, Malla Reddy College, and other mid-tier institutions may have available seats.

Hello there,

With a KCET rank of 96,212, securing a seat in the Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) branch in top or mid-level engineering colleges might be challenging. However, you might still have options in some private or lesser-known engineering colleges.

Possible Options:

1. Private Engineering Colleges:

   • New Horizon College of

Hello student,

With a TS EAMCET rank of 38,276 in the BC-D category, you have a reasonable chance of securing a seat in Computer Science Engineering (CSE) at some colleges in Hyderabad. Here are some colleges where you might get a seat:

Possible Colleges for CSE:

1. Shadan College of Engineering

The LLM course fees in Government universities or National Law Universities range from INR 6000-2.5 Lakh per annum whereas in private universities, it can range from INR 1 lakh to INR 2.5 lakh per annum course is generally of 2 years duration in which each year is comprised of two

Hello there,

With a score of 179 in NEET , getting a BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery) seat can be challenging, especially in government colleges. Admission to BHMS programs typically depends on your NEET score, category, and the college's cut-off.

Factors to Consider:

1. Cut-off Scores : BHMS colleges

Hello Amresh,

With 397 marks in NEET 2024, your chances of securing a seat in BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) depend on several factors, including the state you are applying to and the specific cut-off trends for that year. Here’s a breakdown:

1. Cut-off Trends: The cut-off for

Hello Aspirant

Yes, you can definitely pursue MBBS in Tamil Nadu or Karnataka after completing your 11th and 12th there.

Here's a breakdown of the process:

Ensure you have completed your 11th and 12th standard with the required subjects (Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English) from a recognized board in Tamil