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Yes, you are eligible for taking admission in Army College of Medical Sciences. As per the eligibility criteria, admission is only open for candidates who are wards of army personnel, ex-serviceman, war widows. You have to appear in NEET-UG examination and have to meet the cutoff to take admission.

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BITS hyderabad is one of the top colleges in India where you have an amazing college life, gain a lot of exposure and much more when compared to other NITs. If you are able to afford BITS , then surely go for it and also BITS offers scholarships

Just search for "Rural" category in any of the reservation category you belong to as all the categories are further subdivided between 3 other categories, namely, Normal, Karnataka and Rural.

5% seats are reserved for the Kannada medium student that means those who have passed class 1-10 under Kannada medium.

By previous years analysis, 71 marks is approximately 36,000. Going by that,

KNS Engineering of Technology: CSE

Reva Univniversity: ECE

This is based on 2019 data and cut offs change every year. To check the list of Colleges that you have a shot with this rank, you can use our

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Hello student,

According to your rank and percentile , it is very difficult for you to get a seat in nit Andhra pradesh in any branch. I suggest you to refer the following links for more details about getting a seat in NITs

cutoff ranks for NIT AP in 2019

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In bsc chemistry you will study about various subjects related to chemistry like organic, inorganic, analytical. Also portion varies according to the universities. But Bsc chemistry portion is not completely based from research point of view. Though you have practicals but still practicals will give you little bit idea