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Yes, JIS University in West Bengal offers courses that are AICTE approved. It is a private university established in 2014 by the state government. The university is approved by UGC, and its technical and professional courses like engineering, management, and pharmacy are approved by AICTE.

Universities like JIS do not need separate AICTE approval for the entire university because they are already approved by UGC. But still, their technical courses have AICTE approval. JIS University also has other recognitions from NAAC, NBA, AIU, PCI, and BCI.

That means your degree from JIS University is valid and recognized in India.

website
https://jisuniversity.ac.in/aicte.php
https://jisuniversity.ac.in
https://jisgroup.org/approvals-accreditation-afiliation.html

Hello aspirant,

To download the previous year's question papers of RBSE Board of Class 10th,

• Visit the website www.rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in (//www.rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in)
• Click on question paper, old papers Or model papers kind of tab
• Select the year and subject
• And then download the papers

Or you can visit careers360 website, which also provides the papers,

https://school.careers360.com/boards/rbse/rbse-class-10-last-5-years-question-papers

Regards

Hello aspirant,

Thanks for reaching out

With an All India Rank of 362000 in NEET UG 2025 and your home state being Bihar, getting a government MBBS seat will be quite difficult unless you belong to a reserved category like SC/ST. For General category students, the cut-off for government colleges usually remains under 1.5 lakh AIR. However, you still have several options like :

1. Private Medical Colleges in Bihar and other states through state quota or management quota but fees will be higher.

2. BDS seats are relatively easier to get with your rank.

3. Allied health sciences courses like BAMS, BHMS, BPT, and B.Sc. Nursing are also good career choices with such ranks.

Make sure to participate in both All India and State Counselling (Bihar UGMAC) and fill as many realistic choices as possible.

You can use this for predict your college: NEET UG College predictor careers 360

Wishing you the best!

Hello

• The NEET MDS 2025 cut-off was released on May 15.

• General/EWS need around 261 marks to qualify.

• SC/ST/OBC candidates need around 227 marks.

• As of now, no revised (lowered) cut-off has been announced.

• Keep checking the MCC or NBEMS websites for any updates.

Hello aspirant,

To download the sample papers of MP Board Class 10th of Science subject,

• Visit the website www.mpbse.nic.in (//www.mpbse.nic.in)
• On homepage click on more services
• In that click on model papers
• Search for your subject and standard
• And then download the papers

Or visit careers360 website, which also provides the question papers,

https://school.careers360.com/boards/mpbse/mp-board-10th-model-paper

Regards

Hi Jyoti!

To check your result for your scholarship exam, you need to visit the official website where you applied or appeared for the exam. There is usually a result/login portal where you have to enter your roll number, registration number, or mobile number.

Keep your admit card ready , then go to the official website or app used for the exam , look for a Results or Candidate Login option and enter your credentials and submit. If it shows Selected you passed! If it says Not Qualified or only marks then you may not have cleared the cutoff. Some portals send SMS/email also, so check those too.

Good luck, and hope you get positive news!

Thank you!

Hello,

To predict your college in TS EAMCET Phase 3 counselling, generally speaking, Phase 3 is the final round where leftover seats and withdrawals are handled. The chances of getting a government seat are lower unless your rank is very strong. Still, some private colleges and semi-government colleges do offer seats in this round.

Fill maximum realistic choices in your web options to avoid seat loss.

Use this college predictor: TS EAMCET College Predictor – Careers360

Thank you!

Kerala NEET PG cut-off means the last rank of candidates who got admission in government or private medical colleges in Kerala every year.

In 2022, students with rank up to 1,300 got Radiology or General Medicine in government colleges. In less popular branches like Anaesthesia or Pathology, even ranks up to 57,000 were accepted.

In 2023, the cut-off for Radiology was under 1,000 rank. General Medicine closed around 1,280. Dermatology and Surgery also had high cut-offs. Some branches like Psychiatry or ENT were available till 15,000 rank.

In 2024, in Government Medical College Trivandrum, Radiology closed around 294 to 885. General Medicine closed around 885 rank. General Surgery closed around 4,700. In Government Medical College Kozhikode, Radiology closed between 128 and 202 rank. General Medicine closed around 674 to 1,062. Orthopaedics went up to 18,000. Pathology closed near 24,000.

For private medical colleges under EWS or EZ category, cut-offs were higher. In 2022, students got seats in private colleges with ranks from 14,000 to even 37,000 in branches like Anaesthesia, Paediatrics, Pathology.

In 2023 and 2024 also, similar pattern continued. General Medicine in private colleges closed around 14,800. Paediatrics around 13,400. Pathology and less popular branches went till 37,000 or more.

So, if your NEET PG rank is under 20,000, you have chances in government colleges in general branches. If your rank is above 20,000 but under 40,000, you may get private colleges in EWS category, depending on the branch.

You can download the Madhyama guide from the official website of the State Sanskrit Education Board or the board that conducts the Madhyama exam in your state. If it's for Bihar or UP, try checking the official site of the Bihar Sanskrit Shiksha Board or Uttar Pradesh Sanskrit Sansthan. Some guides might also be available on educational websites or local book portals. Also, try searching Madhyama guide PDF download with your state name on Google it might help you find the exact link.

The NIFT entrance exam has two main parts: CAT (Creative Ability Test) and GAT (General Ability Test). The total marks and pattern depend on the course you are applying for.

If you are applying for B.Des (Bachelor of Design), then you have to take both CAT and GAT.
CAT tests your creative skills like drawing and imagination.
GAT tests your English, Math, Reasoning, General Knowledge, and Case Study skills.
CAT is for 50 marks, GAT is for 30 marks, and if you qualify, you also appear for a Situation Test of 20 marks where you make a 3D model.
Total = 100 marks.

If you are applying for B.FTech (Bachelor of Fashion Technology), then you only have to take GAT.
GAT in this case is for 100 marks. There is no CAT or Situation Test.

In the GAT paper, 0.25 marks are deducted for each wrong answer. CAT and Situation Test are judged based on creativity, not MCQs.

Website for more details:
https://www.nift.ac.in/admission