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Hello Fathima,

You can talk about time for one minute speech

Time is one of the most treasured things in our lives, and once lost, it cannot be regained. We must use our time wisely, whether its' with study, work, or family, time is time, and every moment counts. Successful individuals appreciate the value of time and make constructive use of it. Think about it, we make every effort in other areas, and even small efforts made daily can lead to large accomplishments over time. Let us make the best of our time, and not waste it either! Thank you!

Hello aspirant,

The AYUSH Admission Central Counselling Committee (AACCC) conducts a counseling phase after candidates are admitted to BVDU's BHMS program based on their NEET scores.

For more information you can visit our site through following link:

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/bharati-vidyapeeth-homoeopathic-medical-college-pune#:~:text=The%20admission%20to%20BHMS%20course,Entrance%20Test%20conducted%20by%20AIAPGET.

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Hello Aspirant,

Yes, you stand a chance for a seat at Acharya Nagarjuna University, Guntur through ECET with a branch rank of 5606 in Electronics and Communication Engineering, but it depends on the cutoff ranks for that particular year and what category (OC/BC/SC/ST) you belong to. In general, core branches like electronics and communication engineering at top universities fill up in no time. However, I should mention that if you belong to a reserved category, you would have a better chance. AP ECET Rank - Wise College List

Hello aspirant,

A key component of GAT preparation is practicing GAT mocks and past year's question papers.  It will help you understand the kinds of questions that will be asked on the GAT, their level of difficulty, and the marking system.  This will assist you in developing the practice of answering every question in the allotted time.

To get the GAT 2025 question paper, you can visit our site through following link:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gitam-gat-sample-papers-mock-test

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Hello aspirant,

NEET is one of the toughest exam of India. Lakhs of students appear in this exam so getting a BDS seat below 300 marks is very difficult even in private colleges.

With just 100 marks in NEET, you can not get any good medical college in India.

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Hope it helps you.

Dear Candidate ,
- Visit the official website of the Telangana Board of Secondary Education : bse.telangana.gov (//bse.telangana.gov) .in
- Scroll to the " NTSE & NMMS " and click on the " NMMS" .
- Find the link labeled " NMMSE December 2024-2025 selected candidates list "
- Download the PDF .
- Search within the pdf  for your name , roll no , or district to confirm selection .

Hello Aspirant,

Contrast between All India Quota (AIQ) - Private AYUSH College and Government Quota in state AYUSH Counselling:

• In state AYUSH counselling, All India Quota - Private AYUSH College means the 15% of seats in private AYUSH colleges that can can be taken by candidates in any state in India. These seats have a higher fees than state government quota seats.
• The Government Quota is for students who are domiciled in the state, applies to government and private colleges along on the same set of seats. For these seats, the fees are lower and reservation benefits may be applicable.

Hello Maruthi,

Yes, you have a decent possibility of securing a seat in Computer Science Engineering with a KCET rank of 77,100 under the ST category in some government or private colleges in Karnataka - especially the rural and newer institutions. This is under the assumption that you would likely not get into the top tier of colleges with such a rank. Using the KCET option entry portal and practicing mock allotments will allow you to be more strategic. KCET College Predictor 2025

As a NEET score of 145 and a student under SC category, an MBBS Seat in government medical college is very unlikely, considering that the SC category cutoff is in the range of 350-420+ in most states.

But there is no need to lose hope! Still there is a possibility of getting a seat in a private medical college either under SC quota or by management quota in your state since the closing ranks are low. Or as a good alternative, you can also think of BDS, BAMS, or BHMS or other allied health-sciences. State counselling rounds, mop-up rounds should also be observed.

As there are only 376 in NEET as OBC, it would not be possible to have an MBBS seat through Defence quota unless parental service makes a very big advantage, and even then, the cut-off is normally very high. The competitive seats are scarce in defence quota. Instead, consider alternatives like BDS, AYUSH (BAMS/BHMS), or allied health courses where lower NEET marks can still secure admission. Suppose you wish to become an MBBS then your focus could be on preparing better next year.