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Hello Reena

For getting admission in BAMS (Government College), it is recommended to have at least 400-440 marks in NEET for SEBC candidates to have a realistic chance in getting a seat. So above 400 marks is a safe score.

A state rank of 2,500 - 3,500 is usually required for a SEBC candidate to get BAMS in a government college.

To know more about BAMS: BAMS by CAREERS360

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Hello aspirant,

There are various online platforms, which provides previous year's question papers of NSEP. One of which is careers360, the link of which I am attaching here,

https://school.careers360.com/articles/nsep-question-papers

I hope this helps you.

Best of luck for your preparation.

Hii,

With a rank of 16666 in the open category and belonging to the EWS quota, there is a moderate to good chance of securing admission into the IT branch at Anurag University during the third round of counselling, especially if previous rounds see a lot of students moving to better options. However, this also depends on the seat vacancy status and cut-off trends from earlier rounds. IT is a relatively in-demand branch, so keeping backup options ready is highly recommended. Keep tracking the official TS EAMCET/ECET counselling portal for updated cutoffs and seat allotments.

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Hello,

Thanks for reaching out!

The Rajasthan NEET UG 2025 counselling will be conducted by RUHS), typically in July–August after NEET results are declared. It includes two rounds of counselling plus mop-up and stray vacancy rounds. Candidates can apply for both government and private MBBS/BDS colleges in the state. You need to register on the official portal and keep checking as the 2025 site may be updated. Make sure to have your documents, NEET scorecard, and domicile certificate (if applicable) ready.

You can check this for more information about councelling:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/rajasthan-neet-counselling-2025

All the best!

Hello Aspirant,

If you want to be an astronaut and want to do an MS abroad, it is better to focus on a stream that has technical foundation and research opportunities. Here is your option:

• ECE at PES University has good foundation in electronics, communication and embedded systems - all of which is relevant in space technology, avionics, robotics etc. PES has a better brand, better research exposure and globally tie-up which will help for MS abroad.
• AI & ML at JSS Bengaluru is a hot stream and useful but JSS is not comparable to PES in terms of overall exposure, alumni network and brand globally. Also AI/ML fits more with data science and software rather than core astronautics.

Hi,

A rank of 3202 in AP LAWCET is decent and may help you secure a seat in government or aided law colleges, especially if you fall under a reservation category like BC, SC, ST, or EWS. However, whether you get a free seat (full tuition waiver) depends on your category and financial background. Government law colleges have low fees anyway, but tuition fee waivers are typically given to economically weaker students (EWS/BPL) or those eligible under fee reimbursement schemes in Andhra Pradesh.

All the best!

Hello aspirant,

The syllabus of entrance exam of BSc Nursing in TUM University includes,

• Physics: Questions can be asked from topics like kinematics, Law of motion, work, energy and power, magnetism, Electromagnetism induction.
• Chemistry: Organic, Inorganic, Physical Chemistry
• Biology: Botany, Zoology, Human Physiology, Plant Physiology,  Genetics
• English: Grammer, Vocabulary,  Comprehension
• General Knowledge: Current Affairs, General Awareness

For more information, you can visit official website of the university,

www.tum.ac.in (//www.tum.ac.in)

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Hello,

With a PGCET score of 43 and being a GM (General Merit) candidate from another state, your chances of getting into a top-tier government college in Bangalore are limited, as seats in these institutions are very competitive. Government colleges prioritize Karnataka domicile students, and very high cutoffs are expected for GM category. You might still get a chance in lower-tier government-aided colleges or private colleges with good reputation. It’s advisable to consider:

• Bangalore Institute of Technology
• PES College of Engineering (non-autonomous)
• Siddaganga Institute of Technology (Tumkur)

Also, be sure to check KEA counselling rules for Non-Karnataka students.

Best of luck!

Hello,

Here is a detailed breakdown about Madhusudan Law University, Cuttack:

1. Girls' Hostel: Yes, girls’ hostel is available inside the campus with decent facilities like 24/7 security, Wi-Fi, and mess services.

2. Hostel Fee: Approx. 12,000–15,000 per year (may vary). Security deposit and mess fees are additional.

3. Can hosteller go outside – Yes, but permission or gate pass may be required, especially for late outings. Safety protocols are followed.

4. Safety for Girls: The university is considered safe, especially as it is a reputed public institution. Hostel and campus have CCTV and female wardens.

5. Entrance Exam Difficulty: The entrance for integrated BA-LLB is moderate in difficulty. If applying via CLAT, the competition is higher.

6. Admission via CLAT – Yes, some seats are reserved for CLAT-qualified candidates. Otherwise, university may also have its own entrance or merit-based selection.

7. Admission Criteria (BA-LLB): 10+2 with minimum 45% marks (40% for SC/ST), and qualifying entrance or CLAT depending on the mode chosen.

Thank you!

Hello,

Spot counselling for AIIMS (MBBS) is usually conducted by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) after all regular rounds (Round 1, Round 2, Mop-up) are completed. For the 2025 session, spot counselling notifications will be released on the MCC official website. You need to register separately for it and be physically present at the venue (usually AIIMS Delhi). It’s best to regularly check MCC notifications or subscribe to alerts on their portal for instant updates.

Best of luck!