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hello aspirant,

As of now its tough to say which college you can get because the cutoff changes every year with college and this year the cutoff went high and few seats have increased.but with previous year analysis your rank we can find you possibilities into colleges.with previous year records you have no chances to fetching a seat in government or private colleges.even for bds your score must score min of 300+ for maharastra last year cutoff,also this year cutoff rose.neverthless give a try you have low chances into management seats.to know your score cutoff analysischeck this: https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-maharashtra

if you are interested you can improve your score by taking a drop check this: https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may/

hope this helps,

thankyou.

Hello,

The cut off for rank in 2018 for BC-D category was as follows for admission to Computer Science Engineering in M V G R COLLEGE OF ENGINEERNG, VIZIANAGARAM

• BC-D Male:31646
• BC-D Female: 35373

So BC-D male candidate it is difficult to get seat for female BC-D candidates the chances are good to get seat in CSE. However, cut off changes every year depending on number of candidates qualified, difficulty of exam and number of seats available etc.

You can also use our AP EAMCET college predictor to know the chances of getting seat in a college https://www.careers360.com/ap-eamcet-college-predictor

Hello aspirant,

There are many new medical colleges established in this year i.e,in the year 2020 including government, private so on.

Total number of medical college offering MBBS in India is 542

Number of MBBS seats is 80205( As on 23.10.2020)

Total number of Government medical colleges is 283

Number of Private medical colleges is 218

Private Deemed Universities is 47

Central Deemed Universities=04

Number of AIIMS in India is 19

Hope information helps,

Best of luck.

Dear Applicant,

in Lucknow itself there are 33 college for D pharm some colleges hold entrance exams to admit students while other colleges may not do so and take admission based on your merit of 12th class. Most of the entrance have been conducted so chances are very slim for admission. You will have to check a few college by calling them if seats are available. As most of them are full.

Hope this helps.

Hello aspirant,

32418 is a quite good rank in AP EAMCET 2020

According to previous years cut-off rank of Andhra university, Vishakapatnam.

You can still try in these colleges

1.Andhra University.

2.GITAM Institute of Pharmacy.

3.KVSR Siddartha College.

thankyou

Hello Manikuppam, hope you are doing great!

I got to know you are from Andhra Pradesh by going through your profile. So, I assume you have mentioned your AP EAMCET rank in your question. And you also hold BC-A reservation.

You have good chances to get a seat in B.Tech Agricultural engineering in the following colleges:-

College of Agricultural Engineering, Bapatla (govt.)- last year closing cutoff rank for the branch was 70,325

College of Agricultural Engineering, Madakasira (govt.)- last year clsoing cutoff rank for the branch was 99,921.

AM Reddy Memorial College of Engineering and Technology, Narasaraopet (private)- last year clsoing cutoff rank was 118011)

You can use the link below to predict other colleges with your choice of branches:-

https://www.careers360.com/ap-eamcet-college-predictor

All the best!

Hi there,

Nothing to worry about it NC-OBC certificate is for your category verification only. You will be considered under OBC category not General Category.

But the worst part that you did is that you did everything without undertaking. For that you can contact the conducting body responsible for holding the exams.

Thank You . I hope this helps you.

Hello aspirant,

There won't be much difference between newly established Medical colleges and older medical colleges as there won't be any placements according in medical colleges and also the exam conducted, practice, lab, infrastructure etc will be more concentrated in newly established colleges as the batches of students will be less. Hence there won't be any problems. The main think you need to see is the lab and practical facilities with professors and practice after studies. If the college is new and it has hospital too then it will useful and there are more chances that they may provide you practice in their own hospital.

Hope this information helps,

Best of luck

Greetings,

so as you may already know, Lady Shri Ram College cut offs are really high and and there a lot of competition for just a few seats in every branch.

To answer your question, your admission with 90% marks will depend on the branch you choose and the category you belong to.

A general category student cannot get into any branch at Lady Shri Ram with 90% marks.

According to this year's, 2020, cut off list (5th) the only branches you can get with 90% in reserved categories (SC, ST, OBC) are:

- B.Sc. in Mathematics

- B.A Hindi

- B.A Sanskrit

only these branches had cut off marks below 90% for reserved categories at least.

I am attaching the official cut off page from the Lady Shree Ram College website:

https://lsr.edu.in/admissions/cutoffs-2020/

hope it helps, good day!