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OUAT:

1. Admission is through OUAT entrance and the college is located in Bhubaneswar.

2. Offers B.Sc. (Hons.) in subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, etc.

3. One-time admission charges are around 2,000–3,000.

4. Development fees for most science courses are approx. 30,000 (once).

5. Semester tuition fees are 5,000 + exam and medical fees (~1,400).

6. Hostel and mess charges are separate and vary yearly.

7. Additional charges like internet, ID card, and insurance apply.

8. Total first-year cost is usually between 35,000 – 40,000 (excluding hostel).

Hi Yoshogamya,

There is no course available in OUAT with "Basic Science & Humanities", however these are the fees for available courses for general category:

1) B.V.Sc. & A.H.

Admission Fees: 77,895

Total Program Fees: 170,055

B.Sc.(Hons.) Agriculture, B.Tech (Ag.Engg.), B.Sc. (Hons.) Horticulture, B.Sc. (Hons.) Forestry, B.F.Sc (Fishery)

Admission Fees: 51,705

Total Program Fees: 119,420

B.Sc. (Hons.) Community Science

Admission Fees: 22,305

Total Program Fees: 53,620

HEY THERE!!!

• The total fees for a B.Sc. at OUAT’s College of Basic Science and Humanities fall between approximately INR 47,000 and INR 1.43 lakh, depending on your chosen specialization and category.
• Tuition for each semester is roughly INR 5,000, with additional charges for exams and medical services totaling around INR 1,400 per semester.
• Hostel and mess expenses are calculated separately and tend to change from year to year. Careful budgeting for these varying costs is advisable.

HEY THERE!!!

• If you’re aiming to secure admission to the D.Pharmacy program at Chhotu Ram Rural Institute of Technology in Kanjawala, Ghewra, Delhi, keep in mind that the application process typically begins around April or May 2025 and is conducted through the Delhi Common Entrance Test (CET).
• It’s important to regularly monitor the official website of the Department of Training and Technical Education (DTTE), Delhi, for the most accurate updates and specific release dates.

HEY THERE!!!

1. Certainly, students who have completed their 12th grade are eligible to improve their marks through NIOS.
2. This opportunity allows individuals to retake any subject they have already passed, but only once, and it must be done within five years of their initial admission.
3. Importantly, marks improved via NIOS are recognized and accepted for entrance examinations such as NEET and similar competitive exams.

Dear Candidate ,
With an SC preparatory rank of 95 in JEE Advanced 2025 , you have very strong chances of securing a seat in an IIT through the preparatory course route . The preparatory rank list is specifically designed for SC, ST and PwD candidates who narrowly missed the standard cutoff but are eligible for one year preparatory program at IITs .

R.V. College of Engineering (RVCE), Bangalore: Around 1,856

PES University, Bangalore: Approximately 4,030

M.S. Ramaiah Institute of Technology (MSRIT), Bangalore: Close to 2,330

BMS College of Engineering, Bangalore: Around 9,822

Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering, Bangalore: Approximately 8,404

University Visvesvaraya College of Engineering (UVCE), Bangalore: Around 7,386

Sir M. Visvesvaraya Institute of Technology (MVIT), Bangalore: Approximately 19,024

Hello Aspirant,

For Indian and international students, an MBBS from Georgia is a good option for the students who are seeking affordable, English medium medical education abroad. Georgian medical universities are recognized by the World Health Organization (WHO) and listed in the World Directory of the Medical Schools (WDOMS). Many Georgian universities are also recognised by the National Medical Commission (NMC) of India, permitting graduates of Georgian medical universities to appear for the FMGE/NExT exam and be licensed to practice in India.

What to do after MBBS from Georgia?

Once you have finished your MBBS from Georgia, there are many possibilities:

1. Return to India – Appear for FMGE/NExT and clear it in order to practice in India or take-up post-graduate (MD/MS) in India.
2. Pursue PG abroad – Appear for USMLE (USA), PLAB (UK) or AMC (Australia) to pursue PG studies and licensing.
3. Practice in Georgia or EU – If you obtain licensure, you can work or specialize in Georgia or some of the EU countries.
4. Research / Public health careers – Some students will make a move towards non-clinical careers; research, healthcare management or public health.

Make sure to choose NMC approved universities and start preparing for licensing examinations early so the transition after MBBS is smooth.

HEY THERE!!!

If your JEE Main percentile isn't particularly high, there are still opportunities available at certain private engineering colleges in cities like Lucknow and Noida.

These institutions often admit students with lower scores or offer direct admission through management quota.

• In Lucknow, consider institutions such as Babu Banarasi Das University, Shri Ramswaroop Memorial University, and Amity University Lucknow.
• For Noida and Greater Noida, options include Galgotias University, Noida Institute of Engineering and Technology (NIET), GL Bajaj Institute of Technology, and Sharda University.
• It's advisable to consult the official websites of these colleges or contact their admission offices directly for the most current information regarding their admission processes for candidates with low JEE Main percentiles.
• Admission criteria and procedures can change from year to year, so obtaining up-to-date details from the institutions themselves is the most reliable approach.

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In Karnataka, college admissions are divided mainly into Private Quota and Other Quotas like Government Quota. The Private Quota seats are available mostly in private unaided colleges and are open to students from all over India. These seats come with higher tuition fees and less government subsidy. Admissions under this quota are usually based on entrance exams like NEET for medical courses or CET/COMEDK for engineering. Students opting for private quota should be prepared for significantly higher fees compared to government quota seats.

On the other hand, the Government Quota seats are reserved primarily for students who are domiciled in Karnataka. These seats are subsidized by the government, making the fees much lower and more affordable. Admission to government quota seats is based on merit through state-level entrance exams such as KCET or NEET, depending on the course. Additionally, there are other categories like Management Quota and NRI Quota, which generally have higher fees and different eligibility criteria, but the main difference lies between private quota’s higher fees and open eligibility versus government quota’s subsidized fees and domicile restrictions.