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Hi,
The previous years' cut-off (closing rank)for Stanley college of engineering branch-wise and category-wise (Round 1)was -
Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) in Computer Science and Engineering -
BC_A Girls - 46920
BC_B Girls - 28366
BC_C Girls - 30304
BC_D Girls - 30631
BC_E Girls - 33600
OC Girls -
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See you did B.pharm so for you MHA in hospital management is best rather than MBA in hospital management. Masters of healthcare Administration (MHA) is totally base on healthcare and hospitality. As you did B.pharm so you also study health related subjects. Also MHA in hospital management has
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You can start by finding out the square root of 5 by division method and keep calculating for up-to 6 or more places of decimal (Eg: 2.23606798). Then at the end you need to mention: Since the given answer upto 8 places of decimal ( as shown in
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At the time of NEET counselling, the candidates are required to pay two kinds of fee viz.:
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When it comes to fee then ,
it varies from college to college , for government Medical College it can be as low as INR 250/- annually in Maulana Azad Medical College, Delhi under state quota to as as high as INR 70,900 annually in the state of Maharashtra.
Their are no female only seats at IIIT Manipur, and thus it is not showing.
With 2lakh rank, if you belong to general category their is no chance for you to get admission as it closes at around 70k rank.
You could use our college predictor:
https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer
Hello Aspirant,
Your percentile is very low and you are also from outside the Delhi region so according to the previous year trend and based on previous year college opening and closing rank data it is very very difficult to get seat in DTU. But at this percentile you can
It depends on number of seats available for the course in respected university and also the number of candidates eligible for admissions. Also it depend on number of vacant seats available after every allotment. An accurate prediction is not possible since it vary every year. Shortlisted candidates have to
Regarding your question, the eligibility criteria for MBBS Deemed Universities is similar to that of NEET. Candidates who have qualified the All India Quota seats on the basis of the rank obtained in NEET, will be considered for admission in MBSS Deemed Universities.
Jammu and Kashmir aspirants are not
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If you have completed recognized diploma from the AICTE or a state board of technical education (minimum 3 years) than you are eligible for appearing in IIT exam. You will considered similar to 12th passed candidates.
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