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The practice of protecting software, networks, and systems from internet threats is known as cybersecurity.  Preventing theft or damage to equipment and services is the main goal.
The emergence of artificial intelligence (AI), remote work, identity verification technology use, and investments in proactive security measures like predictive analytics are some of the trends that the cybersecurity industry is seeing.

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Yes, you are well within range to secure government BDS seat under the EWS category. Either there we are safe, Kota or India Kota.

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If your date of birth is 20 September 2007, you will turn 18 in September 2025. For the SSC MTS exam, the minimum age required is 18 years as of a specific cut-off date, which usually falls before the exam application closes, often around August. Since you will still be 17 at that time, you are not eligible to apply for the SSC MTS exam this year.

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Yes, with a rank of 27,000 in AP EAPCET aiming for SRM AP, the chances of getting into CSE (Computer Science Engineering) are quite slim—this branch usually needs a rank under 5,000 to secure admission. Your best bet would be to look at ECE (Electronics & Communication Engineering). While even ECE at SRM AP often closes within the 5,000–15,000 rank range, there’s a small chance seats open up in later rounds or under reserved quotas that could extend beyond that mark.

So, while CSE at SRM AP is out of reach with a 27k rank, applying for ECE and keeping an eye on subsequent allotment rounds could potentially land you a spot.

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With your SC category rank of 4165 in JEE Advanced, you do have a chance to get admission to the Architecture course at IIT Kharagpur. In the previous years, the closing rank for SC category in the B.Arch course at IIT Kharagpur was somewhere around this range, sometimes slightly higher or slightly lower depending on the year and seat availability. Your rank is quite close to the usual cut-off, so your chances are possible but may depend on how the seat allotment moves this year and how many candidates with better ranks opt for the same course.

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Yes, you can join a Marine Engineering course through a diploma route, but there are specific pathways and eligibility criteria. If you have completed a Diploma in Mechanical, Electrical, or Marine Engineering from a recognized institution with at least 60% aggregate marks, you may be eligible to apply for lateral entry into the second year of B.Tech/B.E. Marine Engineering in some colleges.

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With a JEE Main CRL rank of around 1,92,000, getting into the top NITs and IIITs would be quite difficult because their cutoffs usually close much earlier. However, you still have a chance to get admission into some of the newer NITs or GFTIs, especially if you are flexible with the branch and location. In many cases, branches like Civil, Mechanical, or some of the newer courses in less competitive colleges tend to have higher closing ranks where you might fit in. Also, your chances can improve a lot if you are eligible for state quota or have any category reservation like SC, ST, or OBC, because the cutoffs for these categories are generally higher.

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1. In India, students can obtain credit cards mostly through government-sponsored schemes such as the West Bengal Student Credit Card Scheme, or through bank-issued cards, which are frequently " add - on " cards linked to a parent's account or secured cards against a fixed deposit .
2. These cards are designed to assist students with managing educational expenses , building a credit history , and dealing with crises , and they frequently have lower credit limits and simpler eligibility criteria than ordinary credit cards .

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Overall, 400 score in obc category is good score. But getting in government mbbs college through all India quota might be difficult. However, in some government college you can get admission through state quota which should be noted. And you should also look for private mbbs colleges or government dental colleges.

Best of luck for your journey.

Dear Siddharth,

here are some Government-aided Medical Colleges:-

1. Mandya Institute of Medical Sciences

2. Bidhar Institute of Medical Sciences

3. Chamarajanagar Institute of Medical Sciences, Koppal IMS, Kodagu IMS

here are some private & private medical college

. Shri Deraj Urs Medical College, Kolhar

BLDE University, Bijapur

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