It's a Question of your Career!

hey,

the basic eligibility criteria to write NID exam is candidate must have passed their 10+2 from any recognized board in any stream like science , arts and commerce , 12th appearing candidates are also eligible

to know more about same kindly go through the link

https://design.careers360.com/articles/nid-dat-eligibility-criteria

good luck!

Hello aspirant,

Congratulations for getting such pretty marks in AP EAMCET and IPE too. According to our rank predictor or estimator article for AP EAMCET your approximate rank will be in between 11500 to 12500. You should also go through that article to verify my answer as this is calculated

Dear Applicant,

Yes, you can apply for admission procedure at UCC.

Good job securing 69% theres are your hard earned Mark's.

Hey,

To be eligible for the All India Counseling, students are required to score a minimum marks and that is,

50th percentile- 134 marks- for general category.

40th percentile- 107 market for OBC/SC/ST category.

45th percentile- 120 marks- for Unreserved PH.

So, Yes at 472 marks you are eligible for

Hey Bushra

Aspiring students need to have passed M.Sc. (Nutrition & Dietetics) degree in B.H.Sc. / B.Sc. (Home Science) with specialization in the related field like BSc (Home Science  or Biosciences, Medical Science ,Allied Medical or Nutrition & Dietetics and Food Technology) or microbiology or biotechnology or equivalent,  to be

The details that you enter in the NEET application form should match with the one in your Identity proof or the uploaded documents. Of all, it should match with your 10th marks sheet because 10th marksheet words as the proof of date of Birth. This is unfortunate but the chances

Hey Shabana

You have not mentioned whether you want to know the cutoff for ALL India Counselling or State Counselling (and which state) so I will just give you a general description. There are total 26,949 seats for BDS in India.

For AIQ the last rank that got admission for

Hello!

Yes the MHTCET is open for all students of indian nationality. They will get private colleges instead of government aid colleges.

Qualifying Examination – The candidates should have completed their 12 ^th standard or equivalent examination from a recognized board/university with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. Those who will be