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Dear aspirant

Yes you can get seat in government college according to your rank and category.

But the candidate should belongs to the Andhra Pradesh state.

All the best.

Hey dear, seeing last year's cutoff which went very high that even students getting 500 were unable to get govt. Mbbs seat. You marks are good and above 550, so there is clear chance for govt. Medical college under state quota whichever category you belong to. You can use college

Hey aspirant,

Admission for BFA course in Andhra University is done on the basis of merit in the qualifying exam. So, admission is merit based and not entrance based.

The eligibility criteria for the course are :-

The candidate must pass 10+2 level from a recognised board.

Or the candidate

Dear Aspirant

If you are from the General Unreserved category then you do not have chance at the NITs, however, if you have some reservation then you might get some NITs.

You can however, get some state government colleges in case you are from the UR/General category.

For more details,

Hi aspirant,

You got 100 in nata exam & 63.8% in your board exam.

Now, see, for general catagory,

With >155 marks, you can get a descent govt college.

With 130 to 155, you can get a good private college.

With 100 to 130, you can get a medium good

I believe unless you are dead interested in CSE, ECE at NIT Jalandhar is a better option. However if you are seriously interested in CSE, you can decide otherwise.

NIT Jalandhar is one if the better technical institutes of our country with excellent infrastructure, faculty, research facilities and outlook. As

Hello aspirant,

In your question, you haven't mentioned which college you wish to take admission n, or even in which stream. So here are a list of colleges that you can get in with your SC category rank:

1. NIT Puducherry
2. NIT Srinagar
3. NIT Manipur
4. Birla Institute of Technology, Ranchi

Do

Akash, NEET is the mandatory entrance examination for admission to MBBS. Once you appear for NEET and get a seat in MBBS, you complete the course in 50 months and complete your mandatory rotational internship. Now NEET PG will be scrapped in favour of NEXT whose details we do not