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With a 51 percentile in MHT-CET and belonging to the SC category from Maharashtra, it is unlikely that you’ll get Computer Science (CS) or AI/ML at RAIT (Ramrao Adik Institute of Technology).

In previous years, CS and AI-related branches at RAIT closed at much higher percentiles, even for reserved categories—usually above 80 percentile. So with 51 percentile, your chances are very low for those specific branches at that college.

However, you may get other branches like Electronics, Mechanical, or Civil in some colleges. You can also explore private or lesser-known institutes where the cutoff is lower and CS or IT seats might still be available.

It's truly inspiring that you want to become a doctor despite facing hearing difficulties. Your determination shows strength, and that’s already a step ahead in the right direction.

The first thing to focus on is managing your hearing challenge with the right support. If you haven’t already, it’s a good idea to consult an ENT specialist or audiologist who can guide you on whether hearing aids, therapy, or any assistive devices might help improve your hearing or communication skills. Using tools like speech-to-text apps, subtitles in videos, and classroom amplifiers can also make studying easier and more comfortable.

When it comes to studying, try using visual and text-based learning methods more often. Diagrams, flowcharts, and written notes might help you understand concepts better than just listening. Watching medical lectures with subtitles or reading textbooks alongside audio can give you extra clarity. Studying in quiet places and using apps like Notion or Evernote can help you stay organized.

If you are preparing for exams like NEET, practice through mock tests, previous year papers, and NCERT-based material regularly. Focus on understanding the basics clearly, and make use of offline or online coaching platforms that offer recorded videos or written explanations.

Also, remember that there are disability reservation quotas in medical entrance exams and colleges. If your hearing condition qualifies, you might be eligible for certain benefits under the PwD category, but it will depend on the percentage of hearing loss and government guidelines. For this, a valid medical certificate is important.

Being a doctor is about helping others with empathy and knowledge. Your experience will make you more understanding and patient with others, and that’s a real strength in this field. Keep believing in yourself, keep working hard, and ask for help whenever needed. You're already on your way.

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Seems your question is not cleared

Could you help me understand your question a bit better? Are you asking:

1. What you can legally do online in Odisha once you’re 18—like sign up for services or certain websites?

2. What you’re allowed to do on WhatsApp once you turn 18 in Odisha?

3. Something else entirely?

I’m not sure which college you’re asking about. To help you better, please let me know the name of the college or the specific program you’re interested in using your 306 marks in NEET. Once I have that, I can tell you if you're eligible and help with your chances.

You can now download the JEECUP (UP Polytechnic) 2025 provisional answer key and your response sheet directly from the official JEECUP portal.

Here's how to get it:

Go to jeecup.admissions.nic.in
Log in using your roll number and password
Click on the link labeled “Questions–Answer Key Matching and Objections for All Group”
Choose your exam group (A to K) and download both the answer key and your response sheet
If you find any incorrect answers, you can challenge them by submitting the required fee before the deadline

The provisional answer key was released on June 16, 2025, and the objection window was open until June 17 (some extended to June 19 in reports). After reviewing objections, the final answer key will be published and the result will follow.

Hello Aspirant,

While having 152 marks in NEET 2025 does not disqualify you from studying MBBS through NRI, opportunities will be very limited depending on the state and college. You may still be able to enter a deemed private university or a self-funded medical college in places like Tamil Nadu, Karnataka or Uttar Pradesh that offers NRI seats with a lower cutoff, but under the NRI quota your fees are significantly higher. Here are the recommendations you can keep that in mind:

• Look at deemed universities like SRM, Saveetha, Manipal, or DY Patil that have NRI seats.
• Check the updates from the MCC (Medical Counselling Committee) and State counselling universities.
• You will have to provide valid NRI sponsorship documents.
  
  

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Here are some Career Options available in agriculture after class 12th

Agricultural Officer

Farm Manager

Agri-entrepreneur

Soil & Plant Scientist

Research Assistant

Food Quality Inspector

Government jobs (Agri Dept, Banks, NABARD, etc.)

Hello Aspirant,

To gain admission into B.Sc. in Computer Science, the majority of colleges require the candidates to have at least 50% to 60% marks in Intermediate (10+2), with Mathematics as a compulsory subject. But the exact percentage may vary according to the state or the university. Some of the top colleges can have a higher cut-off as they've decided merit based on the marks of the applicants. Hence, it is best to check the eligibility criteria as per the college or university where you're applying to get admission.

Hello, this is the admission process

Eligibility: You need a bachelor’s degree, preferably in Yoga, Science, or health-related fields, with at least 50–55% marks.

Entrance or Merit: Some colleges take students through entrance exams, while others give admission based on graduation marks.

Apply Online: Visit the university's official website, fill the form, upload documents, and pay the fee.

Selection Process: You may need to appear for a test or interview. Merit-based lists are released for direct admission.

Final Admission: Once selected, submit your documents and start your journey in the M.Sc. Yoga program!