Hello dear student,

No that would not be a problem. You must have a domicile of UP that's all you need. The address of adhar card doesn't matter. As it consists of your current address and it's not the proof of your domicile. While here is the eligibility criteria:

• Age

Prayas, you can appear claim State Quota for 2 States if you are eligible for their States domicile. So there is nothing illegal in it. But if you just been born in UP, you cannot hold their domicile. You have to complete your 10th and 12th in UP to be

Prayas, if there are enough documents to prove that you are eligible for participating in 2 State Quotas, you can and then it is not illegal. You can claim State Quota for 2 States if you are eligible for their States domicile. So there is nothing illegal in it. But

Hello Aspirant!

It would be of great help to us if you could specify that you are from which particular state board.  In that way, we can assist you with more specific information about the  updates. Though I am providing you a link with which you can  see the updated

Saurabh, for 15% of seats for B.V.Sc and AH are filled through counselling process conducted by the Veterinary Council of India. For the remaining 85% seats, the States have their own State level entrance examination. For example, it is RPVT for Rajasthan, KEAM for Kerala, so on and so forth.

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see artificial intelligence and robotics is combination of electronics and communication engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical and electronics engineering, so if you want to work in core department, then you may have to do mtech after b.tech which is high career growth and wide research area options, now coming to

Hey aspirant

The eligibility for National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) has been revised recently. There's only a lower age limit to be eligible, i.e. for the candidate must have attained the age of 17 years at the time of admission.

For now, there is no upper age limit to