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Hello Aspirant,

Your NEET rank of 328948 and your ST (Plains) category from Assam will not allow you to get any MBBS seat in a government medical college under the State Quota as the ST Rastroc/ candidacy cut offs are usually between lower 1–1.5 lakh ranks in Assam. But, you might have chances in:

• Medical colleges in Assam (Private under ST Quota seats)
• BDS (Dental) courses in government/private colleges
• AYUSH courses (like BAMS/BHMS)

It is advisable to take part in state counselling & mop-up rounds and also state counselling for deemed universities if you are financially sound.

Hello Manoj

Minimum percentage for admission in BA depends on college to college. While some college may require you to have 75%+, others may set it at 65%+ and some may don't even have a minimum percentage.

It's on you as you have to decide which college you want to target and then see what's the minimum percentage criteria of that particular college.

But in general, the better the percentage, the better it is.

Hope this answer helps! Thank You!!!

Hello Aspirant

It may depends on the University and colleges.

But usually for government college, you should have to above 50% in the exam and especially 60% in that particular subject through which you will want to complete your Bsc.

It is vary such as a range of above 60 to 80% and and especially above 80% in that particular subject through which you will want to complete your Bsc in top government colleges or universities.

For private college, it will require above 40-50% with a competitively high fees structure.

Hello,

For Bihar B.Ed. admission, the total initial payment required during the first admission process typically consists of the admission fee, university registration fee, tuition fee, and additional charges such as library, examination, and development fees.

Generally, for many government colleges, the first-year fee averages between Rs 30,000 to Rs 40,000, whereas in private B.Ed. colleges, it may be Rs 50,000 to Rs 70,000 or higher, based on the institution.

This sum is to be paid after the seat is assigned to you in the counselling process, and you finalize your admission. Ensure that you verify the official announcement from your assigned college or university (such as LNMU or Patliputra University) for the precise breakdown of the fees, as there might be minor differences between colleges.

Hope this helps. All the best!

Hello,

You can get a copy of the Maharashtra Class 11 (FYJC) admission form by going to the official website, mahafyjcadmissions.in, which contains the complete application guide and details.

Hope this helps. All the best!

Hi! If you have scored 203 marks in NEET and you belong to the general category, then honestly It is not possible for you to get government college.   The cut-off for general category is usually much higher than what you have scored.You still have other options like you can try private medical colleges but they are very expensive.You can also try for BDS or other medical related courses.

Hi Anuj,

Your EWS category rank of 1596 is quite decent. Based on past year trends, you do have chances of getting CSE or IT in some good colleges through REAP. But getting core CSE in JECERC Foundation or SKIT might be a little tough to get but you can try it and keep this in your choice.

First decide where you want to study, then choose universities or colleges.Eligibility criteria for M.A. in Political science is completed graduation from a recognised university.some may require B.A. in political science.Complete the application form online through the University portal and upload scanned copies of required documents.

Hello Abhimanyu,

If you received an RT (Repeat Theory) in Mathematics, but your CBSE mark sheet shows "Pass", then technically, you are eligible to take admission. However, almost all universities including Integral University require you to eventually clear all subjects. In the case you do not clear the RT within the time allowed, or before the document verification deadline for the university, then your admission could be cancelled. I would recommend you contact the admission office directly, and to also appear for the compartment exam if necessary.

Hello,

Achieving more than 120 marks in the GAT (Graduate Aptitude Test) exam, emphasizing Vitamins and associated nutrition-focused MCQs, necessitates preparation using high-yield and commonly asked questions from prior years. Crucial MCQs typically focus on the categories of vitamins (fat-soluble vs. water-soluble), their physiological roles, signs of deficiency, and dietary sources.

For example, questions might inquire about the function of Vitamin A in eyesight and epithelial well-being, the deficiency condition linked to Vitamin C (scurvy), or the impact of Vitamin D deficiency resulting in rickets or osteomalacia. You ought to know the scientific names such as Thiamine (Vitamin B1), Riboflavin (B2), Niacin (B3), Pyridoxine (B6), and Cobalamin (B12), including their dietary sources and functions in metabolism.

Practice multiple-choice questions regarding subjects like absorption and storage locations, the coenzymatic roles of B-complex vitamins, conditions of hypervitaminosis, and the interactions among different vitamins and minerals. Utilize standard MCQ books such as Lucent’s General Science, Disha’s Chapterwise MCQs, or guides tailored for GAT preparation.

Furthermore, studying NCERT Biology and referring to NIN (National Institute of Nutrition) summaries can prove quite helpful. Working through past year question papers and practice tests will aid you in mastering the exam pattern and managing your time effectively.

Hope this helps. All the best!