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Dear aspirant,

The cut-offs keep varying every year based on the number of students attempting the exam, number of students interested in the course etc and hence, it is hard to predict the exact cut-off.

Looking at the previous year data, we can say that if you belong to the

Yes, you are eligible for CDS 1 & 2 examinations that will be conducted in the month of April( CDS 1). Although there are other eligibility criteria as well that you should know such as:

1. You should be Indian

2. You should be unmarried and aged between 20-24

3.

Dear ,yes you can apply for BA economics in JNVU as in their eligibility criteria it's not mentioned to compulsory to have mathematics as a subject in class 11 and 12 th so you can apply for the course in this university.

All the best!!!

Best colleges for Integrated MBA are:

1) IIM Indore

2)IIM Rohtak

3)NMIMS

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Hello aspirant,

I am listing below the cut-off for all categories for BVSc course-

General- 501 (Arawali Veterinary College, Sikar)

EWS- 490 (Arawali Veterinary College, Sikar)

OBC- 483 (Arawali Veterinary College, Sikar)

SC- 417 (Arawali Veterinary College, Sikar)

ST- 415 (Khalsa College of Veterinary Animal Science, Amritsar)

GENERAL PWD- 139

Yes,

You can surely go for diploma in family medicine after bams.

Some of the good medical colleges are

1. Cmc,vellore Rank 1

2. St. Johnes medical college, banglore Rank 14

3. CSI kalyani multispeciality hospital, chennai

4. Institute of health and family welfare, Kolkata

You can get further information

Hello aspirant,

You have good chance of getting a government dental college with 520 marks. Here is a list of colleges with previous year cut off rank-

1. Government Dental College RIMS, Kadapa- 156257

2. Burdwan Dental College and Hospital-  84699

3. Goa Dental College- 160912

4. Government College of

Hello Aspirant,

It is not possible to provide you an exact list of colleges, but we can predict some chances of your admissions in some colleges based on your rank because cut-off keeps on changing depending upon various factors such as :

** Number of candidates appeared for examination.

**

Every year the marks required for admission varies. so it can't be concluded that with 59% marks in which college you will get. My suggestion for you will be apply to most of the colleges and then see in which you can get into. There are three colleges in Bangalore

Hi there,

If you have got RT in any subjects that means you have to repeat that theory.  As you mentioned you have got RT in chemistry. So you have to write compartment exam for chemistry and should pass in that subject.

For getting admission into any undergraduate courses the