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Hello Vikas,

Yes, you can definitely apply for SSC CGL with the name as mentioned in your ID cards, but you need to ensure that all are the same across documents prior to the document verification stage. The name discrepancy may not lead to the cancellation of your application, but it can mean trouble during the document verification stage, if it does not match your 10th/matriculation certificate (which is often used as primary proof of name and DOB).

What to do:

• Apply with the name according to your ID cards (as you only have 1 day remaining).
• Initiate the process of correcting the name on either your ID documents (Aadhar, PAN, etc.) to the match the matric certificate or apply for a legal name change and publish in gazette (if you want to keep the name in ID cards).
• You should also get supporting documents like affidavit and gazette publication ready by the time of document verification.

With 2875 rank in AP ECET in the ECE branch, you have a good chance to get admission in some of the top government and private engineering colleges in Andhra Pradesh for second year B.Tech through lateral entry.

You can expect admission in:

Government colleges like JNTU Kakinada affiliated colleges, University College of Engineering Vizianagaram, and Andhra University College of Engineering for Women.

Top private colleges like GVP College Visakhapatnam, Vignan's Institute of Information Technology, RVR & JC Guntur, and Pragati Engineering College.

Your chances will be better if you belong to a reserved category. When counselling starts, use the web option entry to select your preferred colleges.

Websites to check:

https://sche.ap.gov.in/ECET

Yes, you are likely to get Civil branch with UR rank 3350 and EWS rank 604.

With 2875 rank in AP (ECE), you can get:

• JNTU Kakinada

• Andhra University, Visakhapatnam

• SVU Tirupati

• GVP, SRKR, and other top private colleges

With 21732 rank in AP EAPCET from BiPC stream, you can apply for many courses in private and a few government colleges. You may get admission in B.Pharmacy, Pharm D, B.Sc Agriculture, B.Sc Horticulture, B.Sc Nursing, B.Tech Food Technology, B.Tech Biotechnology, and similar courses. B.Pharmacy and Pharm D have higher chances. For B.Sc Agriculture and Horticulture, chances are a bit low in government colleges but possible in private colleges.

Websites to check:
https://sche.ap.gov.in/EAPCET

No, BAMS admission requires NEET. Only a few private colleges may allow management quota seats without NEET.

Hello, first off, congrats on getting into JIIT Noida-62 for B.Sc. Computer Science—that’s a solid achievement. The campus has a decent academic atmosphere, and while most people talk more about the B.Tech crowd, the B.Sc. program also gives you a good base in programming, logic, and applied computing. If you’re someone looking to go into tech, pursue higher studies, or even switch to MCA or M.Sc. later, it’s a good starting point.

Hello Aspirant,

To apply for counselling, follow these steps:

1. Go to The Official BCECE Website: Go to BCECE Board (http://bceceboard.bihar.gov.in.)
2. Register for Counselling: Look for the Online Counselling link located under BCECE. Register with your roll number, rank and the other details requested.
3. Choice Filling: Simply click on your preferred courses/colleges in order of priority. Please select "CSE (Data Science)".
4. Lock Choices: Lock your choices after you are satisfied, but be sure to do so prior to the deadline!
5. Seat Allotment & Reporting: From here you will check your seat allotment result, download your allotment letter, and report to the allocated college with the necessary documentation.

Your state quota rank is calculated based on the number of candidates from your state who appeared for the same exam and scored more than you. It is usually lower than your All India Rank if you're among the top scorers from your state. With an AIR of 14,650, your state rank will depend on your state of domicile, total number of candidates from that state, and your category.

You’ll be able to see your exact state quota rank once your state’s counselling authority publishes the merit list on their official portal.