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With a 19,000 rank in TS EAMCET and belonging to the ST Women category, you have a good chance of securing a seat in Agriculture and Veterinary programs at a government university in Telangana. The reserved category significantly improves your chances. However, it is advisable to check the

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With a rank of 48,000 in KCET 2024, getting a seat in BSc Forestry in the second round depends on several factors, including:

1. Previous Years' Cut-off: Check the cut-off ranks for BSc Forestry in previous years to gauge the likelihood of getting a seat. This information can

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It solely depends on the marks you've score and how well you've scored. Additionally, cutoff matters the most. If your marks are above or nearby the speculated cutoff, then you can get your favoured college and favoured course.

I hope you will do great.

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Based on the information available, securing an MBBS seat in A-category (Open) with 483 marks in Telangana might be challenging. However, there's always a chance, especially if the competition is relatively lower this year.
Here are some stepts that you can go through:

Check Previous Year Cutoffs: Analyze

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Regarding your query about the government seat in a college, typically, many colleges offer seats under both government quota and management quota.

The availability of government seats depends on the institution's affiliation with the state government or central educational bodies.

To get accurate information, I suggest checking the official

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Regarding your inquiry about the Round 2 seat allotment list for Rajasthan Polytechnic, I understand your concern about the delay in the announcement. Typically, seat allotment lists are released according to the schedule set by the respective authorities, and any updates should be checked directly on the

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With a NEET score of 360 and belonging to the ST category, you have a chance to secure an MBBS seat, particularly in government and private colleges that have reserved seats for ST candidates. Here’s a general overview:

Government Colleges:

• Lower Cut-offs: Government colleges have lower cut-offs for

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With a NEET score of 360 and belonging to the ST category, you may have a chance to get an MBBS seat in a government medical college, particularly in states with reserved seats for ST candidates. However, admission depends on the cutoffs for the year, seat availability, and

Unfortunately, you cannot get a refund of the seat acceptance and partial admission fees paid during JOSAA if you participate in CSAB and decline a seat.

Once you accept a seat in JOSAA, you enter into an agreement with the allotted institute. Even if you participate in CSAB later, this