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Hello Aspirant,
See it is little bit difficult to predict rank from marks because you rank depends on various factors such as number of candidates qualified in the paper, difficulty level of paper, and so on. But however based on previous year's data if you are scoring 144 marks in
See it is little bit difficult to predict just from marks whether you will get seat in semi government college or not because different colleges have different cut-offs and cut-offs are also bound to change every year depending on various factors. If we calculate your rank from marks
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No, you do not have to pick AFMC from medical college list provided by MCC. MCC does not conduct counselling for AFMC. AFMC has a certain cutoff and all candidates eligible for AIQ come in consideration and if you qualify their cutoff then you will be called for further
As you have not mentioned your category so considering it as General.
See it is little bit difficult to predict exactly where you will get seat or not because different colleges have different cut-offs for State quota and All India Quota. Also, cut-offs are bound to change every
So there is no income restriction for SC category students to be eligible for lower fees. Belonging to SC category would only give you the advantage of getting admission in reserved category at a lower cutoff. Lower fees facilities are only provided to economically weak candidates who have already
As you have mentioned I do understand your issue but sorry to say you cannot change back to OBC. According to the rules if there is any problem regarding the submission of documents then you would be then considered as general or open category but the opposite is not
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see dtu counselling for btech courses is held by JAC delhi. now there is seat reservation as per category wise. however if your rank comes under clsoing rank you will surely get admission. however there must be seat reservation on that particular category.
to check the previous years closing
So incase you do not get any college in round 1 with All India Quota it is not necessary for you to take part with All India Quota in round 2 again. Instead you could opt for something else like state quota or for Deemed Universities by paying the
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59 marks are considered as a decent score in eamcet and the main thing is you didn't mention your ipe marks and category . So it is difficult for me to predict the rank.Looking at your eamcet marks, i assume you scored good in ipe.I can predict that
There is no particular NRI Quota rather it is NRI category so you can apply for AIQ counselling . It itself means all India so yes you can apply for more than one state. USA schools do not issue transfer certificates but it is needed for admission in India
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