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Between VIT-AP (Bhimavaram campus does not exist, you may mean VIT-AP Amaravati) offering IT (Information Technology) and SRKR Engineering College (Bhimavaram) offering AIDS (Artificial Intelligence and Data Science), here is a simple comparison to help you:

VIT-AP (IT Course)
It is part of the VIT group, which has a national brand name. VIT-AP is new but growing. IT course at VIT gives good exposure to coding, software development, internships, and projects. VIT also has centralized placement from Vellore main campus which supports AP campus to an extent. Facilities are modern. Some big companies do visit.

SRKR (AIDS Course)
SRKR is a well-established college in Andhra Pradesh. The AIDS course is new but becoming popular. SRKR has a strong academic base, and local companies do come for placements. The AIDS course focuses more on machine learning, AI, and future tech. Teaching is good but placements are more limited compared to VIT.

Which is better?
If you want a better campus, national brand, and more chances for software jobs, choose VIT-AP IT.
If you want to stay local and focus on AI-related career and are okay with medium-level placements, then SRKR AIDS is also a good choice.

For future growth, VIT-AP IT may give you more exposure and flexibility for higher studies or job opportunities.

website of VIT-AP:
https://vitap.ac.in

website of SRKR:
https://srkrec.edu.in

Hello aspirant,

The syllabus of JEE MAINS PAPER 2A for degree B.Arch inculdes three subjects: maths, aptitude test, and drawing.

The exam is of 400 marks with 77 questions and of 3 hours. -1 negative marking will be given for every wrong answer of maths or numerical value question. For drawing test, there will be no negative marking.

There are many platforms online providing sample papers, one of which is careers360. The link of which, I am attaching here,

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-syllabus-2026

Best of luck for your preparation.

Hi,

According to 2025, if you take admission in MBBS in Gujarat government medical colleges, you will be required to sign a service bond.

The duration of the bond is for 2 years of compulsory government service after completing the MBBS degree.

The bond amount is around .20 lakh if you fail to serve, this amount must be paid to the government.

And the service location is usually rural or an under-served government hospital as assigned by the health department.

It's important to check the official notification from the Gujarat Health Department or consult your allotted college at the time of admission, as rules may be updated slightly from year to year.

Thank you!

Hello aspirant,

Thanks for reaching out!

With 434 marks in NEET and an AP rank of 5812,under the BC-B category in Andhra Pradesh, your chances of getting an MBBS seat in Govt college are moderate but not certain .though it's unlikely to get into top government colleges, you hold a good chance for mid-level or peripheral government institutions ,especially in later counselling rounds.keep options open for semi - government or private colleges and participate in all counselling rounds to improve your chances.

Counselling:

https://www.careers360.com/campaign/NEET-UG-Counseling-Subscription

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

All the very best!

Hello,

If you're wondering whether counselling has started for physiotherapy (BPT/B.P.T.) admissions through NEET 2025,. While MBBS/BDS counselling begins via MCC from July 21, 2025  , allied health courses like physiotherapy are handled differently  usually by state paramedical or allied health authorities, not MCC.In many states, Paramedical Counselling for NEET-based BPT starts just a few weeks after NEET results are announced  . Often, these processes begin in July–August 2025, depending on the state board's timeline.

Here’s What You Should Do Now:

1. First check your state’s counselling portal: Search for <State Name> paramedical NEET counselling 2025. This is where BPT seats are listed.

2. Look for registration and seat matrix updates. You will need to upload you NEET 2025 score card , and your PCB marksheet, and other education proofs.

3. Apply within the deadline, fill in your preferred colleges and courses, and pay the counselling fee.

4. Monitor later rounds or stray vacancy seats. Some states or institutes allow spot admissions if seats aren’t filled in the initial rounds.

Even if you're late, some private colleges include BPT as part of management or vacant seat rounds you can check there.Always download the seat matrix it helps you predict which colleges you can target with your NEET score.Keep your documents and category certificates ready. They usually require timely upload for document verification.

All the best for you admission!

Hello aspirant,

The expected cutoff rank for DU BA LLB of every category is,

General: 1000- 1500

EWS: 4000-4500

SC/ST: 10,000

For more information, click on the link given below,

https://law.careers360.com/articles/du-5-year-llb-admission-2025-check-eligibility-and-expected-cut-offs

Best of luck for your future

Admission to MBBS courses at PGIMS Rohtak is strictly through NEET UG followed by counselling by MCC or Haryana state based on NEET scores and rank.

CUET is not applicable for admission to any course at PGIMS Rohtak.

Thank you for your inquiry.

With an All India Rank (AIR) of 472 in the General category and a Category Rank of 186, your prospects for securing Pharmacology & Toxicology (core) at leading NIPER institutes such as Mohali or Hyderabad hinge significantly on the cut-off trends for the current counselling cycle. Historically, NIPER Mohali’s cut-offs for this specialization in the General category have typically closed between AIR 150 and 300. Given this, admission in the first round appears unlikely with your current rank. Nonetheless, it is advisable to monitor subsequent sliding or spot rounds, as vacancies can arise due to candidate withdrawals or seat upgradation.

For NIPER Hyderabad, the cut-offs have generally extended slightly higher compared to Mohali, which means your AIR of 472 affords you a reasonable opportunity, particularly during Round 2 or in later sliding rounds.

Recommended steps:

1. Include both Mohali and Hyderabad at the top of your preference list.

2. Consider additional options such as NIPER Guwahati or NIPER Raebareli, where the cut-off ranks tend to be more accommodating.

3. Consistently check the official NIPER counselling portal for updates, seat matrices, and round-wise allotment announcements.

If you require further details regarding branch-wise cut-offs or alternative program recommendations, please let me know. Wishing you success in your NIPER admission process.

With a score of 67 in the AMRU BSc Nursing Entrance Exam and belonging to the General category, your admission prospects for government colleges—such as IGMC Shimla, Dr. RPGMC Tanda, or SLBSNMC Mandi—are somewhat uncertain. Historically, the cutoff for general category candidates in these institutions typically falls between 70 and 85 marks. That said, cutoff scores do fluctuate annually depending on factors like exam difficulty, number of applicants, and available seats.

Competition for government nursing seats is particularly intense for general category students, given the limited number of seats and the presence of reservation quotas. Reserved categories generally have lower cutoffs, which further raises the bar for unreserved candidates.

With 67 marks, your chances of securing a seat in the first round at a top government college are, realistically, on the lower side. However, do not dismiss the possibility entirely. If seats remain vacant after initial rounds, subsequent (second or mop-up) rounds might present opportunities.

It is advisable to participate in all rounds of counseling and to apply to both government and private colleges to maximize your options. Regularly monitor AMRU’s official website for the latest cutoffs and counseling updates.

If you require more tailored guidance or wish to explore suitable private colleges, consider utilizing college predictor tools or reaching out for expert counseling support.

Hello Aspirant,

With a 9,000 rank in AP EAPCET and in the SC category, you have a good probability of getting a BVSc (Bachelor of Veterinary Science) seat, especially in government veterinary colleges in Andhra Pradesh. Cutoffs differ every year based on several factors, including how many seats are available, how difficult the exam was and how many candidates of your category that took the exam. In previous years, SC candidates with rank after 10,000–12,000 secured seats in veterinary colleges under government quota.