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Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti (NVS) releases the application form every year for Class 9 admission through lateral entry. Students need to fill out the form from the official NVS website. While filling out the form, you should keep the following documents ready:

Previous school certificate

Age proof (Birth certificate)

Domicile certificate

Passport-size photograph, etc.

After the form is released, candidates must complete online registration, download the admit card, and appear for the entrance exam. It is advisable to regularly check the official website or contact your regional Navodaya school for updates.

Cut-off marks vary each year based on the college and branch. You can check previous years' cut-offs and predict your chances using college predictors.

https://medicine.careers360.com/nta-neet-college-predictor

BCA admissions are generally based on class 12th marks, not percentile. Many colleges require at least 50%–60% marks in 12th with Mathematics/Computer Science. Some may conduct entrance exams. It’s best to check the eligibility criteria of the specific college.

Since you were upgraded in the last round, your final seat acceptance letter should be available in your counselling portal login. If not visible, contact the official counselling authority with your application number and payment proof. You can also try downloading the provisional allotment letter as proof.

You can apply for lateral entry admission into the 2nd year of B.E./B.Tech in Civil Engineering. Visit the official college website or DTE Maharashtra portal during counselling. You'll need your diploma marks, documents, and may need to register through the CAP (Centralized Admission Process) of Maharashtra.

The dress code or uniform policy depends on the specific college. Most professional courses like engineering or nursing have uniforms, but MBA or arts programs often have formal dress codes instead. You should check the college's official website or admission brochure for exact uniform guidelines.

With a TS EAMCET rank of 65000, you may get a seat in Stanley Women’s Engineering College, Abids, especially in less competitive branches. However, actual admission depends on:

Category & reservation

Local/Non-local status

Previous year cut-off trends

For accurate prediction, use the official college predictor here:

https://medicine.careers360.com/nta-neet-college-predictor

Enter your rank, category, and details to see likely colleges.

Hello Kalyani

With 65000 rank in TS EMACET, it is very low chance for you to get AIDED seat in Stanley Women's College, ABIDS for branches like CSE, IT or ECE.

The cutoff for AIDED seats have gone from 8,000 to 25,000 in Stanley Women's College so you have no chance. But you have chance in Self Financed (SFI)

Hello!

So according to your rank that is 65,000 getting admission at Stanley Women's college for AID is not possible because usually the cutt offs closed at around 38,000 and yours is too high.

You can try for other branches like CSE, IT, or ECE their closing ranks are generally a bit higher.  Attend multiple counselling rounds, including spot or special rounds you might get a seat later. Keep you backup options ready for safer side.

Placements for History and Language Sciences at the University of Hyderabad are generally limited due to the nature of these courses, which are more academic. However, the university has strong academic reputation, and students often pursue research or competitive exams.

Economics at Central University of Tamil Nadu (CUTN) has a growing reputation. Placement support is improving, but many students go for higher studies or government exams after graduation.