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If your rank is 1374 in the HFC category, you have a good chance of getting admission in Assam Agricultural University (AAU) under the Higher Fee Category.

HFC seats are meant for students from the North Eastern states. If you are eligible under this category, then your rank is good enough for getting admission into courses like BSc Agriculture, BSc Horticulture, BSc Community Science, or even Veterinary courses, depending on seat availability and your preference.

To get admission, you need to apply online through the AAU admission portal. Then you have to attend the Common Entrance Test (CET UG AAU). After that, you will go through counselling, where you can choose your course and campus.

The counselling usually happens around July or August. After seat allotment, you must pay the fee and complete document verification.

For HFC students, the fee for BSc Agriculture is around Rs 79,000 for the first semester and Rs 68,000 for the second semester.

You should regularly check the official AAU website for updates and admission dates.

Website for details:
https://www.aau.ac.in/admission

Hello,

If you are aiming for admission into Pharm.D (Doctor of Pharmacy), that's a good choice if you are planning to start a career in the healthcare and pharmaceutical field. Pharm.D is a 6-year professional course, 5 years of study + 1-year internship, where you can learn a wide range of subjects like medicine, clinical pharmacy, and patient care. After completing the course, you can work as a clinical pharmacist, drug inspector, or even explore more options abroad.

To get admission in this course, you should have passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, or Mathematics . In some states and colleges, admission is based on entrance exams like NEET, MHT, KCET, etc. But many private colleges and universities also offer direct admission based on 12th marks. So, don’t worry if you haven’t given any entrance test yet there are still options available.

Some top institutes that offer Pharm.D are:

Manipal College of Pharmaceutical Sciences

JSS College of Pharmacy

Bharati Vidyapeeth, Pune

SRM Institute of Science and Technology

If you are from a reserved category (like SC/ST/OBC) or from rural areas, you may also get a relaxation in cut-off marks or preference during counselling. So, it’s better to check the eligibility and admission process of your state or preferred college.

You can explore the full list of Pharm.D colleges, entrance exams, fees, and admission details here:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/pharm-d-doctor-of-pharmacy

Thank you

Hello,

If your Category Rank is 238 (SC/OBC/ST?), and your General Rank is 266, then:

1. If You Belong to SC Category

Very high chances of getting BVSc in first or second round

(DUVASU cutoffs for SC in recent years have gone up to around 400–500 category rank)

2. If You Belong to OBC Category

Moderate to good chance, as OBC cutoff often stays around 200–250 category rank

Your rank of 238 is on the edge; you may get a seat in 2nd/3rd round or on upgradation

3. If You Are in General Category

General seat cutoff usually closes around 150–200

At General Rank 266, chances are low for open merit seat

Attend counseling — especially if you're OBC or SC

Keep track of upgradation rounds – many get upgraded to BVSc later

Also apply through ICAR UG counseling (if you appeared for AIEEA)

Hello,

For your question's answer, the admission procedure for MA labor involves an entrance exam followed by merit screening that is based on our merit in the exam. You can follow the flow for the admission if you fit the eligibility criteria, like a bachelor's degree in any discipline and minimum percentages of 50% or 55% in this course. If you fall for this, follow this flow

1. Apply for Exam
2. Give the Entrance Exam
3. Merit Screening and Selection

If you cross these stages, you can get admission to this program.

Hope I clear your query!!

Sorry, but you can't pursue both a BSc and an ITI together simultaneously. Because both of these are full-time programs, you are not allowed to pursue both together. You can first complete your BSc and then enroll in ITI. If you don't have any time, you can take a distance or part-time degree in the ITI but can't get a regular degree in the ITI.

I hope it clears your query.

You got 79.75 percentile in JEE Main and you belong to the OBC-NCL category. Whether you can get a seat in NIT Silchar depends on your home state and the branch you are aiming for.

If you are from Assam, you may have a chance in some branches like ECE, Electrical, Mechanical, or Civil. Getting Computer Science is difficult unless your rank is much lower.

If you are from another state, getting a seat in NIT Silchar will be more difficult, especially in top branches like CSE and ECE, because the closing ranks are much lower for other state candidates.

For example, in recent years:

For other state OBC candidates, CSE closed around 3900 rank, and ECE closed around 5800 rank.

For home state OBC candidates, CSE closed around 13,500 and ECE around 22,000.

So if you belong to Assam (home state), you have better chances in branches other than CSE. If not, then chances are low unless your actual JEE Main rank is below 8000.

Please check your category rank in the official JEE Main scorecard. That will help better during JoSAA counselling.

Website for more details:
https://www.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff-for-nit-silchar

1. RV College of Engineering (RVCE)
Very reputed. Strong placements for CSE and specializations like AI & ML, Data Science. Admission mostly through COMEDK, KCET, or management quota.

2. BMS College of Engineering (BMSCE)
Another top college. Offers good specializations. Companies like Amazon, Infosys, and Wipro hire from here.

3. PES University (PESU)
Known for tech-focused courses. You can do BTech in CSE, CSE-AI, Cybersecurity, etc. Admission through PESSAT, KCET, or JEE Main.

4. Ramaiah Institute of Technology (MSRIT)
Popular among students. Good for placements and CSE-related branches. Admission via COMEDK or KCET.

5. Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering (DSCE)
Offers CSE and its latest specializations. Decent faculty and placement record.

6. Bangalore Institute of Technology (BIT)
Old and respected. Offers good value for money. CSE and related branches are well developed.

7. Christ University – Faculty of Engineering
Private university offering CSE and Data Science. Campus is modern. Admission is through their own entrance or merit.

8. New Horizon College of Engineering
Has CSE and specializations. Industry tie-ups are good. Also provides certifications with BTech.

9. Jain University – School of Engineering and Technology
Offers BTech with specializations in AI, ML, Data Science, etc. Admission via JET or direct entry.

10. Alliance University
Growing college with focus on modern tech areas. Offers CSE with Cybersecurity, AI, and Data Science.

These colleges offer strong placement records, internships, industry partnerships, and specializations that suit current job market trends.

Website (for checking official updates or fees):
https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-engineering-colleges-in-bangalore

With a KEAM rank of 43,930, getting a CSE (Computer Science and Engineering) seat in top government colleges in Kerala is very difficult, especially in general category. But you still have good chances in:

1. Private self-financing colleges in Kerala
You can get CSE or related branches like CSE-AI, IT, or ECE in private colleges during later rounds or spot admission.

2. Management quota or NRI quota
These seats are easier to get but usually have higher fees.

3. Lower-demand branches or newer colleges
If you're open to joining newer colleges or slightly less popular ones, you may still get a CSE seat.

4. Consider related branches
If CSE is not available, you can try IT, ECE, or CSE specializations like Cybersecurity or AI, which may have slightly lower closing ranks.

What to do next:
Wait for all rounds of KEAM counselling and also check individual college cutoffs during each round.

Website for official KEAM counselling and college list:
https://cee.kerala.gov.in/keam2025/

With your TS EAMCET BiPC 2025 rank of 35949 and OC category, you can get admission in some pharmacy colleges in Hyderabad through free (convener quota) seats.

Your rank may not be enough for top pharmacy colleges like Sri Venkateshwara College of Pharmacy, where the cutoff is around 15,000 to 16,000. But there are other good options.

You have a good chance to get B.Pharm or Pharm.D in colleges like Bhaskar Pharmacy College and Bharat School of Pharmacy. These colleges had cutoffs up to 45,000 to 62,000 in the last rounds of previous years. So your rank fits in that range.

Scient Institute of Pharmacy had a cutoff near 35,100. Your rank is slightly higher but you might get a seat in later rounds.

So yes, you can get a seat in B.Pharmacy in Hyderabad under the free seat quota in certain colleges.

You should take part in the counselling, choose colleges like Bharat School of Pharmacy, Bhaskar Pharmacy College, and similar ones, and keep an eye on further rounds.

You cannot get admission into veterinary college through AP EAMCET anymore. From 2023, veterinary seats in Andhra Pradesh are given only through NEET exam. So, your EAMCET rank of 12,000 under BCA category will not be considered for veterinary admission.

If you did not write NEET, you cannot join BVSc (Bachelor of Veterinary Science) in AP. You will need to write NEET and qualify with a good score next year if you want a seat in a veterinary college.

For BCA category girls, the NEET cutoff for veterinary in Andhra Pradesh is usually around 400 to 490 marks depending on the year and number of applicants.

If you want, you can still use your EAMCET rank for other courses like BSc Agriculture, BPharm, or DPharm under BiPC stream.

Official websites for updates:
https://www.ysruhs.edu.in
https://www.vci.dadf.gov.in