Hello Student,

Hope you are doing well. The colleges participating in the AP EAMCET have a certain percentage of seats reserved for the candidates belonging to the SC, ST, PWD  not for EWS Categorie. The AP EAMCET reservation percentages are regulated yearly by the Government Norms, and for the EAMCET

Hello,

You can go through the data given below to get an idea about tthe total students who do not Qualify the NEET UG Examination as they don't score above the Qualifying Cut off Marks -

For the Year 2021

• Total Students Registered for the exam - 16,14,777

•

Dear Shreya,

It's strict if you are a first year. And gets a bit relaxed when you become senior. That's what I have heard.

A formal shirt and Pant. No T-shirts whatsoever.

Although it's advisable to tuck your shirts in, I have not seen my professors barking at us for

Hello Kamal,

The number of students that appeared for the JEE Main examinations in both sessions respectively was:

Session 1: 769589 students

Session 2: 629778 students

REGISTRATION STATS:

Number of common candidates Registered in both sessions (June/July) of JEE (Main) 2022 Examination- 468205

Number of common candidates Appeared in both

Dear aspirant!

Hope you are doing well ! If you tell us the fees of one student and other data which you have whatever it is then only we will be able to give you the correct fee structure of 250 students . Isn't it ? So while posting th

Hi,

The Engineering Common Entrance Test (ecet)  cutoff for Sri Venkateshwara university in 2019 for B. Tech ECE was around 4435.

For 2021 as 3260 in round 1.

So, it can be said that for 2022, ans expect led cutoff of 3000 - 4500 is needed for ECE in SVU.

Hello,

Candidate who has a Bachelor's degree (BA, B.Com, B.Sc, BBA, BCA, B.Tech etc.) 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 from recognised university is eligible

Hey! Of course yes!

As long as you have a graduate degree in a certified subject and are above 21 years of age, you are eligible for UPSC CsSE, i.e. you can become an IAS officer. In fact you don’t even have to choose commerce as your optional subject necessarily,

hello there,

as per answer to your question yes, you can do MS after BAMS, for post graduation

but there are only a few surgeries which are legally allowed to practice by the MS (Ayu)

here are some of the examples of the surgeries which the MS (Ayu) can perform