It's a Question of your Career!

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If you realize that you did not give it your best to prepare yourself during your boards, then another try is completely worth it. If you are not taking any risk, you are taking a bigger risk. Instead of regretting your future years for not reattempting the exam,

With a score of 330 and OBC reservation that chances of a Government College or Government Quota in Private Colleges is tough. In 2019, under State Quota, 573 was the cut off for OBC Category in GMCs. Considering that GMCs is difficult. They are the Colleges that have the least

Yes you can pursue math honors with a commerce background. Delhi University offers Mathematics Honors for commerce students also. It depends upon colleges which offers the courses.

As far as the flow of information, there are chances of pursuing Math honors from the NORTH CAMPUS of UNIVERSITY OF DELHI. You

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Iiit gwalior is older than iiit Jabalpur. And have a good reputation among companies . This make them better than iiit Jabalpur in placement. And also iiit gwalior have much better faculty,  facilities,  infrastructure,  recognition than iiit Jabalpur.

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You may have difficulty in securing a seat in Government Medical Colleges under All India Counselling because the cut offs are usually higher. You can try Deemed Universities under Management Quota. At State level, you may try in Govt. Quota of Private Medical Colleges. In 2019, under All India Counselling

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The top 30 engineering colleges in Telengala are as follows:

1.Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Hyderabad

2.ch aitanya Bharathi Institute of Technology college in hyderabad

3. Vasavi College of Engineering - univ ersity in Hyderabad

4. Sreenidhi institute os science and technology Hyderabad

5. G narayanamma institute of technology

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Since you haven't mentioned the exam you are talking about, I am presuming it is WBJEE.

After the 1st round of counselling if you get a college that you aren't satisfied with, then you can proceed to the next round of counselling. In this way, for the consecutive rounds,

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Veterinary Council of India (VCI) used to conduct an ‘All India Pre Veterinary Test’ (AIPVT) for admission to the first year of Bachelor of Veterinary Science (BVSc) & Animal Husbandry (AH) degree, but as of now the admission process has been changed and now it is done on