It's a Question of your Career!

The TS POLYCET counselling registration is expected  soon in the month June 2025. The notification will be released in tgpolycet.nic.in.

Some of the best LLM colleges in Maharashtra are

• Maharashtra National Law University (MNLU) Nagpur
• Maharashtra National Law University (MNLU) Mumbai
• ILS Law College, Pune
• Symbiosis Law School, Pune
• Bharati Vidyapeeth's New Law College, Pune
• Government Law College, Mumbai..You can get more information on other colleges in this link given below- https://law.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-llm-in-law-colleges-in-maharashtra

Your top government degree colleges in Hyderabad with 918 marks in MPCS are:

Government City College (Autonomous) - - excellent ranked, good faculty

Vivekananda Government Degree College - famously known as MPCS

OU university college of science - good placements and strong academics

Hey! Because your birthday is on May 22, 2010, in 2025 you will be 15. And it is quite normal that at your age you are in Class 11. In 2026, youwill be going up to Class 12. Then simply concentrate on completing Class 11 well, since Class 12 is crucial in terms of board exams and choices of careers. Stay regular with your studies, follow your hobbies and begin to consider which stream or career you require after Class 12. You’ve got plenty of time and opportunities ahead—just stay confident and work smart!

Your OBC rank of 487 in Oral Pathology in Government Dental College is good enough to secure you a seat. Typically government dental colleges will keep aside a reasonable number of seat for OBC candidates and a rank below 500 is considered competitive. The most you can do is to be active during your counselling, have all your documents prepared and list the colleges of your choice wisely. It is necessary to remember that allotment of seats is based on the number of candidates, seat availability, and reservation rules. Stay positive and prepared

Dear student,

For MBBS admissions under the OBC-NCL category, recent NEET data shows that the All India Quota (15%) closing ranks usually fall between 20,000 and 25,000 . In 2024 , the last round for OBC candidates closed around 25,212 , with a NEET score of 652 . In 2023 , the final closing rank was close to 23,675 , with a score of 610 .

Under the state quota , ranks vary more depending on the college. In Karnataka , top government colleges like Bangalore Medical College had OBC closing ranks around 2,700 , while others like Gulbarga and Kodagu closed above 12,000 . In Uttar Pradesh , OBC seats under AIQ closed near 23,800 in 2024 with scores around 654 .

The qualifying percentile for OBC-NCL is generally the 40th percentile , with cutoff scores ranging from 107 (in 2023) to 163 (in 2024) , depending on the year’s difficulty level.

Overall, OBC-NCL candidates with ranks up to 25,000 in AIQ or higher ranks under state quota usually have good chances at government MBBS seats, depending on their state and college preferences.

there isnt any specific merit list released for nursing admissions
for up to date information regarding nursing addmissions i recommend reaching out GDCH

Hey Aibandari! And in case you already paid the seat allotment fee, then congratulations, your seat is already secured! The second process is to report to the assigned college in the specified time with all your documents (such as allotment order, fee receipt, certificates, etc.). Reporting dates and instructions will be announced on the official counselling site continuously. Missing reporting may lead to cancellation of your seat. Then simply keep your eyes open, keep to the steps and you are ok!

Hi aspirant,

To prepare well for the MET exam , use a planned approach .

1. Begin by completely studying the test structure and syllabus .
2. Make a well-structured timetable to devote enough time to each subject , prioritizing weaker areas and periodically updating strong ones .
3. Importantly, practice extensively using mock exams and previous years' papers to improve speed , accuracy , and time management , as the MET is frequently described as a speed-based exam with a mix of MCQs (with negative marking) and Numerical Answer Type (NAT) problems (with negative marking).
4. Finally, to keep intellectually and physically alert, stick to a balanced schedule that includes enough rest and proper nutrition .

Know MET Preparation Tips

You can also refer to the link given above for more information on the same.

All the best!

Hello,

Thank you !