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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

You should apply for the All India Counseling process for the BCAT seat in Chhattisgarh.

Here's why:

• All India Quota: A certain percentage of seats in every state's medical colleges are reserved under the All India Quota. These seats are filled through the All India Counseling process conducted by the

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With a rank of 33,000 in TS EAMCET, you might face challenges securing a seat in top colleges. However, you could still get a seat in some lower-ranked or private institutions. Check with specific colleges or their counseling authorities for more detailed information on seat availability and cutoffs.

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Regarding your query about government seats for Scheduled Castes in a specific college, it’s important to check the college's official website or contact their admissions office directly. They will provide the most accurate and updated information on seat availability and reservation policies.

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Congratulations on your rank and GPAT score!

With a rank of 400 in AP PGECET and a GPAT score of 83%, you have a good chance of securing a seat in an M.Pharmacy program, especially at institutions like SV University (Sri Venkateswara University).

Here’s how your chances look:

1. AP

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With a TS EAMCET rank of 17,000 as a non-local student in the SC category, getting a veterinary seat can be challenging but not impossible. Veterinary seats are typically highly competitive, and your chances will depend on various factors like seat availability, category-wise cutoffs, and your rank.

Factors

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Most government and private colleges reserve seats for Scheduled Caste (SC) students under the government’s reservation policy. The availability of SC seats depends on the specific college and course you're applying for. Typically, government colleges follow mandated reservation quotas, offering reduced fees and benefits to SC candidates. It’s essential