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You can participate in MHT CET Counselling for admission into engineering colleges in Maharashtra if you:

• Appeared for and qualified in JEE Main 2024.
• Are a resident of Maharashtra or any other state in India. (There are a specific number of seats reserved for Maharashtra state and MHT CET qualified candidates though).
  
  The MHT CET Counselling for JEE Main scores is typically conducted online by the State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra (SCET Cell).
  
  
  The online registration window usually opens in the last week of June (expected in the last week of June 2024 for the 2024 admissions). You'll need to register on the official website of SCET Cell and provide details like your JEE Main roll number, score, and other required information.
  
  After registration, there will be a document verification process where you'll need to upload scanned copies of your documents (e.g., JEE Main scorecard, admit card, class 10th and 12th mark sheets, domicile certificate, etc.) online.
  
  During this stage, you can choose the engineering colleges and programs you are interested in based on your JEE Main score, seat availability, and preferences. You need to lock your choices by a specific deadline.
  
  Based on your JEE Main score, preferences, and available seats, the SCET Cell will allot seats through multiple rounds of counselling.
  
  If you are allotted a seat in a desired college, you'll need to pay the admission fees, report to the college for document verification, and complete the admission formalities.
  
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You can definitely consider taking an IT course after your 12th standard even though you opted for bio-maths in the state board syllabus and might feel less confident in math.

While IT courses do involve some mathematics, the level and focus are generally different from what you encounter in higher-level math subjects like calculus or linear algebra (which might be less relevant in IT).

IT courses emphasize problem-solving skills and logical thinking, which you might have already developed through your bio-maths studies.

You encounter new concepts in any IT course, but your ability to learn and adapt is crucial.Some colleges might offer bridge courses to help students with a bio-maths background transition to IT subjects. IT is a vast field, and you can choose specific areas that require less intensive math, such as web development, graphic design, or user interface (UI) / user experience (UX) design.


There are many online resources, tutorials, and introductory courses that can help you build a basic foundation in programming languages commonly used in IT.Online communities and forums dedicated to IT can provide valuable support and answer your questions as you learn. If you are planning to pursue IT, starting some basic learning early (during your 12th standard or gap year) can help you feel more prepared for the IT course curriculum.

The difficulty depends on the specific IT course you choose and your existing computer skills. However, with dedication and a willingness to learn, you can bridge the gap in math background and succeed in your IT program.

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No, government engineering colleges in India typically  don't have management quota seats.  Management quota seats are offered by private engineering colleges, not government institutions.

Seats in government engineering colleges are primarily filled through entrance exams like JEE Main or state-level engineering entrance exams. Admissions are based on your score in these exams

A certain percentage of seats might be reserved for categories like Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), Other Backward Classes (OBC), and Persons with Disabilities (PWD) based on government regulations.

Private engineering colleges have more autonomy in allocating seats. They might reserve a specific percentage of seats (usually around 15%) for the management quota. These seats are filled based on criteria determined by the college management, which could include factors like marks in class 12th, donations, or an entrance exam conducted by the college itself.

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The National Centre for Cell Science (NCCS) seems to offer admission for M.Sc. Biotechnology through a project training program, not a traditional application form process.

NCCS offers a project training program for students interested in pursuing research in biological sciences. This program lasts for 6 months to 1 year and might involve coursework and research projects. You can find details about this program on the NCCS website

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/national-centre-for-cell-science-pune


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Hello aspirant

You may go for executive Diploma in hospitality or pist graduate Diploma in hospitality management and tourism.

The program is designed for the students who wish ti develop skills to manage restaurants,  hotels abdevent operations.

These management courses provide many learning opportunities to career changers .

The duration of the program is 3 years .

Eligibility for the Course- The candidate must have completed class xii with minimum 59 % marks .

For post graduate diploma the candidate must have bachelor's degree.

Fees varies with university .

Colleges offering Diploma in hospitality management

IHM mumbai

D Y patil university , Navi mumbai

IIHM pune

MGM university , Aurangabad

Hello aspirant

303 I a moderate score  , with this score whether your daughter will get bams seat or not depends upon neet cut off . Cut off changes every year.  It depends upon certain factors like Number of students appeared in exam,  Toughness level of exam,  seat intake and previous year's cut off etc.

This year's cut off is high . The qualifying marks of neet 2024 are

General category- 50th percentile,  720 - 164

Sc/ST/OBC - 40th percentile 163 - 129

For general PH - 163 - 146

You haven't mentioned your category , So for sc ,st and obc there is opportunity

You may try in following colleges of karnataka

KVG ayurvedic medical college

Prassana ayurvedic medical college

Sri Raghvendra medical college of Ayurveda

For college prediction you may visit the link given below

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor

Hello aspirant

You haven't mentioned your category to which you belong.

If you belong to general category  then sorry to say wirh 131 marks in Neet you won't get medical seat .

See the  admission to medical colleges depends upon cut off and certain factors including number of students appeared in exam,  Toughness level of exam and previous year's cut off  etc .

Now this year's cut off is high ( as cut off keeps changing every year )

Cut off neet 2024 for general category candidate is 50th percentile  ie 720- 164

For sc/st/obc - 163 -129

Hello aspirant

Neet cut off for BAMS varies with university and keeps changing every year . Cut off depends upon various factors such as number of candidates appeared in exam, difficulty level of exam, availability of seat and previous year's cut off etc.

The neet qualifying marks 2024 for General category is 50th percentile ie 720- 164

Looking at previous year's cut off trends , the candidate must score 400 +  marks to get bams seat in private college . For government colleges cut off is still high ie 450+

For rank and college prediction you may visit the links given below

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-rank-predictor

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The application window for NIOS admission to appear for the October 2024 exams is still open.

Fill out the application form meticulously, including all personal details, educational background, and the subjects you wish to take.

The deadline to apply without a late fee is usually around July 6th. However, it's crucial to double-check the official NIOS website for any updates regarding the exact date.

• Scanned copy of your Class VIII passing certificate (for Secondary Course) or Class X passing certificate (for Senior Secondary Course) attested by a gazetted officer.
• Passport-sized photograph
• If you don't have the attested certificate, a self-declaration can be submitted.
  
  Pay the application fee (around Rs. 300 per subject) and any additional fees for subjects with practicals. The fee structure is available on the NIOS website:
  
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It's possible the CET cell you are referring to might not accept reevaluation requests for their exams.

Many CET exams only allow challenging answer keys before results are announced, not requesting re-evaluation of your own answers. It is wise to check the official CET cell website or information bulletin for their policy on
reevaluation.

I hope it helps!