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Andhra university is good , in terms of labs and facilities provided . It has one of the oldest chemical engineering departments in india  and is very reputed .Also the campus is big , and is located in the middle of Visakhapatnam which provides easy access to

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Hope you are doing well. As per your query the fee structure for Private Medical Colleges in Karnataka for MBBS basically ranges from 25-40 lacs. It depends on what college you are choosing. Please mention your desired institute below so that I can help you with the exact

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If you have forgotten your registration number,You have 2 ways to recover it ,one is by using the registered mobile number,other is by using registered mail Id .This will be done By clicking Forgot registration option.

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The cut off changes every year as the number of students changes every year. The last year cut off rank for KGMU was 2839 with a NEET score of 629. And you have a very good score of 660 marks with 2211 rank. Based on the comparison to last year,

I believe CSE Thiagarajar College of Engineering under the eminent Anna University is knots ahead of Private Institutes like VIT Chennai and SRM. You will have access to better Faculty and Research Facilties.

From Dr APJ Abdul Kalam to Dr K Sivan of ISRO, Anna University alumini are known all

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As such you have not mentioned in details of what you want to know. I mean of which admission are you talking about. So please, mention about the course and also about the college in which you want to take admission. But admission has already started for the

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The cut off for exams vary based on various factors such as number of candidates appeared and qualified, difficulty of exam, previous year trends and so on. Also it varies for colleges. You haven't specified the details of test you attended so a prediction is not possible. Please give

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If you want to take admission for  MBBS, BDS, Ayush and Veterinary courses across India, so you need to sit for NEET entrance exam. But if you want to take admission for Engineering, Agricultural and Pharmaceutical courses then you must sit for KCET, a State Level Entrance Exam.