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Hello Aspirant,

According to RRB rules, OBC Non-Creamy Layer (NCL) certificate must be in its prescribed format and issued before closing of the application to be accepted. If you had a valid OBC NCL certificate before the closing of the application date (even if not in exactly the prescribed form) and then later had an OBC NCL certificate issued in the prescribed format, it is accepted as long as the original certificate establishes you belonged to the Non-Creamy Layer before the closing date at the time of the document verification.

However, whether it will ultimately be accepted will depend upon the final decision of RRB officials at the time of verification. It will be safer to carry both old and the prescribed format, together possibly with an affidavit or explanation letter as necessary.

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With an All India Rank of 1,86,356 in NEET, getting a government MBBS seat is difficult but you can get admission in private medical colleges especially if you are open to exploring different states and can manage the higher fee structure.Private MBBS colleges in states like Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Rajasthan, and Maharashtra often admit students with ranks up to 2.5–3 lakh under the management or NRI quota, depending on the college and the demand that year.

Here are a few private colleges where you could possibly get a seat:

• Sri Siddhartha Medical College, Tumkur (Karnataka)
• Rama Medical College, Kanpur or Hapur (UP)
• Saraswati Medical College, Unnao
• KS Hegde Medical Academy, Mangalore
• Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS), Karad
• Dr. D.Y. Patil Medical College, Pune or Kolhapur

Fees in private colleges usually range between 10–18 lakhs per year, depending on the college’s reputation. Keep in mind that in some cases, hostel and miscellaneous costs are additional.

Register for the central counseling through MCC and also through state counseling portals. Participating in mop-up and stray vacancy rounds is crucial, as that’s when lower-ranked candidates often get placed.

To explore more  colleges with your NEET rank:

NEET College Predictor careers 360

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Hello Aspirant,

If you did not pay the tuition fee after the first phase of EAPCET counselling, the allotment is deemed cancelled, and you may find that your login is disabled for the second phase. You can still take part in further rounds if you do the following:

1. Go to the official EAPCET (https://cets.apsche.ap.gov.in/EAPCET/) website and check for a re-registration link or the "Fresh Candidate Registration" link (usually available before the start of Phase 2).
2. Register again using your hall ticket and the other details and undergo the process of certificate verification (if applicable).
3. Pay the processing fee again if asked, then you will be able to exercise web options in the second phase.

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If your degree has been discontinued since 2019, the first thing you should do is contact the university or college where you were enrolled. Every university has its own set of rules regarding academic discontinuation and re-admission. In most cases, universities allow students to resume studies within a certain number of years under a readmission policy. Since it’s been a few years, you might have to submit an application for readmission or request permission from the academic board

Some universities also have special or backlog exams for discontinued students. Make sure to gather your past mark sheets, ID proof, and any correspondence or leave letters (if applicable) to support your request. If the gap is too long and rejoining isn’t allowed, you might have to start afresh in a new program but don’t worry, many open universities like IGNOU or NIOS allow credit transfers.

Hope you will find it helpful!

Hello,

Yes, you can join AI and Data Science through REAP without JEE Main. REAP gives admission based on Class 12 marks also.

If you are from Jodhpur, you can apply under the Rajasthan state quota. Make sure you meet the eligibility criteria and apply on time.

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Hi dear candidate,

Yes, it is possible to do degree in AI and Data Science without a JEE Mains score as the IIT Jodhpur's BSc or BS in AI & DS does not require a JEE score as admission is based on your 12th class performance.

Know more at our official website:

IIT Jodhpur: Courses, Admission 2025, Cutoff, Fees, Placements, Ranking

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Hi Kapil!

Noida has several reputed colleges depending on the course you're planning to pursue. If you're looking for engineering or technical education, Jaypee Institute of Information Technology (JIIT), Amity University, and GL Bajaj Institute of Technology and Management are among the top choices.

For management, BBA, or law programs, Amity University has one of the largest campuses and diverse course options. GL Bajaj is well-known for its strong placement support in engineering fields. If you’re considering design or mass communication, IIMT or IMS Noida could be good alternatives.

Make sure to choose a college that fits your budget, has good faculty, placement support, and student reviews. It’s also helpful to visit the campus if possible before finalizing.

All the best!

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, if you are a student pursuing B. Sc (Hons) Botany in Delhi University, you can choose Zoology as a minor subject based on the college's syllabus. According to the Undergraduate Curriculum Framework (UGCF 2022), part of the NEP framework, the Delhi University system allows students, the opportunity to select a minor subject that is outside of their major discipline. Zoology, is an acceptable minor choice for Botany students as both subjects belong to life sciences. Here is how to choose zoology as a minor:

1. You should first check with your college's Botany department/academic coordinator if Zoology is available as a minor subject.
2. When you register for your courses or fill your preferences (which usually occurs in the first semester), select Zoology as your minor subject of preference.
3. You may have to continue studying Zoology for the subsequent semesters to obtain the required credits for a minor.

Remember to refer to your college specific academic handbook or website, as the subjects offered may vary from each of the DU colleges.

Yes, if you have a vocational degree related to computer science, IT, or software development, you can still be eligible for admission into MSc IT in many universities, provided your degree includes sufficient computer science subjects. Some universities may ask for specific prerequisites, so it's best to check their eligibility criteria.

Colleges like IGNOU, Annamalai University, Madurai Kamaraj University, and some private institutions like Amity University and Lovely Professional University accept vocational backgrounds for MSc IT. Always contact the admission office for clarity before applying

If you got 40 percentile in MHT CET in OBC category, your chances of getting top government engineering colleges or computer-related branches like CSE are low. But you can still get admission in many private or average colleges, especially in branches like Electrical, Mechanical, Electronics, Civil, Production or sometimes Artificial Intelligence or Cybersecurity depending on seat availability and vacant seats in later rounds.

Some private colleges in Mumbai, Pune, or other cities of Maharashtra may accept 40 percentile students in OBC category. For example:

You may try Vidyalankar Institute of Technology in Mumbai, DY Patil College of Engineering in Pune, JSPM, Sinhgad College, Bharati Vidyapeeth College, and some colleges in Akola or Ahmednagar. In these colleges, branches like Mechanical, Civil, Electrical or Production may be available. If you are lucky, you might get AI, DS or Cybersecurity in later rounds or spot admission rounds.

Your selection will depend on how many students with higher ranks take admission before you, and what branches are still available in the final CAP rounds. Keep checking regularly.

Website for more information:
https://fe2024.mahacet.org