Hello Dear,

If you get any seat in any private college then you have to pay fee according to the fee structure of that college for st candidate. In government college there is a nominal charge for candidate who belongs to ST Category. As there are different rule for different

Hello Ankur,

It is not possible for you to take admission in Mtech directly after completing Bsc. (Hons) in biotechnology. As the candidates who have completed their BE/BTech degree with a valid score in GATE are eligible for ME/MTech degree course. Candidates who hsve completed a 5-year program in science

Why? You should get the JELET list of colleges for Lateral Entry. On qualifying the exam you can take admission in BTech courses at those colleges.

I hope my answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Minimum educational qualification for Indian Forest Service Examination:

The candidate must hold a Bachelor's degree with at least one of the subjects namely Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Science, Botany, Chemistry, Geology, Mathematics, Physics, Statistics and Zoology or a Bachelor's degree in Agriculture, Forestry or in Engineering of any of Universities

Hello Aspirant,

Yes of course any average student can get CSE branch in any of the NITs if he/she follows the right track for preparation, so as you have mentioned about average student so he/she must have studied his/her class 12th syllabus at least if preparing to appear for Boards

Hi

It is very difficult to predict marks required to get a seat in MS Ramaiah Medical College Bangalore , but when we go through previous year trends then,

In neet 2020 , 43325 all india rank rank for st category was the cut off rank in 2nd round that

Hello,

To simplify your question you are currently studying in first sem and want to transfer to second one.

Right, so the answer is no because you are still studying and not yet completed.

But if you something going on or following some difficulty in your life you can talk

Hello Dear,

In the NEET guidelines mentioned that the student who have passed 12th class from Open School or as private candidates are not eligible to appear in NEET.All the government colleges in india offers admission to MBBS course based on the scores of NEET. So there no chance that

Dear Aspirant,

50 days is quite a bit of little time, however with the adequate amount of determination as well as excellent time management, you will be able to perform well in the GPAT Exam, some of the tips you can use are,

• Be thorough of the exam pattern
  • Exam