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Hello aspirant,

To choose applicants for admission to the Flying Branch and Ground Duty (Technical and Non-Technical) branches, the Indian Air Force administers the AFCAT exam.  Given the high volume of applications for the AFCAT exam, students must adhere to a solid study plan in order to pass.  The AFCAT curriculum is at the graduating level.  The math curriculum is at the high school level.  Candidates should read the syllabus carefully.

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Dear student,

Which exam are you talking about? I can tell you the syllabus or chapters only if I know which exam you're referring to.

Hello aspirant,

The registration for B. Arch has started on 17.06.2025 and will end on 23.07.2025.

For online registration, you have to visit their official website. I am attaching the link below for your ease.

Best of luck for your college hunting.

https://acpc.gujarat.gov.in/b-arch-courses

Regards

With a 24,000 AP EAMCET rank, getting CSE at ANITS Vizag is unlikely, especially for the general category, as CSE usually closes around 6,000–8,000. However, you may get branches like ECE, EEE, IT, or Mechanical.

With 445 marks in NEET 2025 (General category):

Government MBBS seats: Very unlikely (cutoff usually 550+)

Private MBBS colleges: Possible (cutoffs often 300–450)

Deemed universities: Likely (cutoffs 425–475)

BDS, BAMS, BHMS: Very likely options

Apply through state and MCC counselling for private and deemed colleges. Let me know your state for specific college suggestions.

With 445 marks in NEET 2025 (General category):

Government MBBS seats: Very unlikely (cutoff usually 550+)

Private MBBS colleges: Possible (cutoffs often 300–450)

Deemed universities: Likely (cutoffs 425–475)

BDS, BAMS, BHMS: Very likely options

Apply through state and MCC counselling for private and deemed colleges. Let me know your state for specific college suggestions.

With a NEET score of 145 and an SC category rank of 1,35,857, getting admission into a government BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) college is highly unlikely through the All India Quota (AIQ) or even most state counseling rounds.

Generally, for SC candidates, the cutoff for government BAMS colleges remains around 300–400+ marks, depending on the state, number of seats, and competition level. Since your score is significantly lower than the usual cutoff, securing a government seat will be very difficult.

With 84.25% in HS and belonging to the SC category, you have a good chance of getting admission to BCKV. In previous years, SC cutoffs for WB board were around 83.5%, so your score is above that. Final selection depends on the 2024 merit list, but you’re likely eligible. Keep checking the official BCKV website for updates.

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BDS admission in 2025, you need to qualify NEET. The minimum qualifying marks for general category is usually around 137–145, and for OBC/SC/ST it is around 107–115, but to actually get a BDS seat, you usually need around 300–400 marks for private colleges and 450+ marks for government dental colleges. The admission process starts with NEET counselling. You have to register for All India Quota or your State Quota counselling after NEET results.

Dear student,

Hyderabad is home to several top MBA colleges, both government and private, known for strong academics and placement records. Here's a quick look at the best options:

Indian School of Business (ISB) is Hyderabad’s most prestigious MBA institute. With global exposure, top-notch faculty, and excellent placements, it's ideal for professionals aiming for high-paying roles.

IMT Hyderabad offers an industry-driven curriculum and strong corporate ties. It's a solid choice for students looking for practical learning and good career growth.

University of Hyderabad is a top government institution with affordable fees, experienced faculty, and good placements—perfect for students seeking value and academic quality.

NMIMS Hyderabad brings national-level branding, modern infrastructure, and consistent placements. It's a reliable private option for management studies.

Woxsen University is gaining popularity for its global collaborations, modern campus, and promising placements. A good fit for students looking for an international learning environment.

Hyderabad School of Business (HSB) focuses on practical training and offers decent placements, making it attractive for students looking for a good return on investment.

JNTU Hyderabad is a well-respected public university offering a strong MBA program, particularly valued for its academic depth and alumni network in both tech and management.

VJIM (Vignana Jyothi Institute of Management) is known for its industry-oriented approach and consistent placement record, making it a dependable private institute.

Badruka School of Management is one of Hyderabad’s oldest B-schools with a solid reputation, especially in finance and consulting roles.

SSIM (Siva Sivani Institute of Management) offers structured learning with a focus on skill development and decent placements, ideal for students seeking specialized training.