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If you didn't apply for a boys hostel in the CAF (Common Admission Form), you should immediately contact the college's hostel administration. Many colleges accept offline or late applications if seats are available. Visit the campus if possible or email the hostel warden. You may need to submit a separate hostel form, provide your admission proof, and pay a hostel fee. Seats are limited, so act fast. Some institutes maintain a waiting list for late applicants. Be proactive in following up to improve your chances.

Dear candidate ,
- Contact your college's hostel office ( in person or via phone / email ) as soon as your admission is confirmed.
- Request a hostel application form - many colleges allow offline or separate online hostel applications even if not selected in CAF .
- Submit required documents .
- Pay the hostel fee to confirm your seat - usually done via DD , online payment or at the hostel office .
- If required , attend counselling for hostel room allotment .

Dear candidate ,
Yes , the PM YASASVI ( Pradhan Mantri Young Achievers Scholarship Award Scheme for Vibrant India ) does apply to eligible OBC students in college , specifically under its " Top Class college education" Component .

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If you’ve got 80 percentile in MHT CET and you’re looking for Chemical Engineering, then you can consider some decent colleges in Maharashtra if you’re okay with Tier 2 or private colleges. If you're from a reserved category like then you might get a better college with the same percentile. Your admission chances will also depend on your category, home state region like Mumbai, Pune, etc., and whether you want to take admission in private or government colleges. With 80 percentile, here are some colleges where you may get Chemical Engineering based on past cutoffs:

Pimpri Chinchwad College of Engineering (PCCOE), Pune

DY Patil College of Engineering, Akurdi

AISSMS College of Engineering, Pune

Mumbai University-affiliated self-financed colleges

In some government colleges, the cutoff might be slightly higher than 80 percentile, but you can try in later rounds or through state-level counselling.

Also, keep checking the official CAP portal for each round’s cutoff and seat allotment trends, use your college preferences smartly in the choice filling. Keep a mix of moderate and backup colleges so you don’t miss a seat.

You can also explore this list of Chemical Engineering colleges in Maharashtra here

Dear candidate ,
Yes , your EWS certificate issued in January 2025 for the year 2024 - 2025 is valid for EAPCET counselling in July 2025 , but only if the certificate mentions that it is valid for the financial year 2024 -2025 .

The Four-Year BA Hons (Research) in Economics at the Central University of Tamil Nadu (CUTN) is a good program, especially under NEP guidelines. CUTN offers quality faculty and academic resources, and the research component is helpful for higher studies or policy careers. Placement opportunities are decent in research firms, NGOs, and government think tanks, though private sector placements are still growing. Other top South Indian CUET universities include Central University of Kerala, Central University of Andhra Pradesh, and University of Hyderabad (for PG). Always check individual course syllabi and placement stats for clarity.

Even though you passed Class 12 with PCM, you can still appear for NEET in 2026 if you complete Biology as an additional subject, either through NIOS or as a private candidate from a recognized board. NEET eligibility requires Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology with English. Start preparing with NCERT Biology books (Class 11 & 12), followed by standard practice books like Trueman’s Biology and MTG NEET guides. Also, enroll in a NEET-focused coaching program (online/offline) and aim to give mock tests regularly. You have enough time to build a strong foundation and crack NEET 2026.

With a TS EAMCET rank of 26154, your chances of securing a seat at VNR Vignana Jyothi Institute of Engineering and Technology (VNRVJIET) depend on the branch you are targeting and your category. For core branches like CSE, ECE, or IT, the cutoff tends to be lower (under 10,000–20,000), especially in open category. However, you may have better chances in branches like Civil, Mechanical, or newer streams. If you belong to BC, SC, or ST categories, your chances improve significantly. Keep an eye on the TS EAMCET seat allotment data for last-year trends.

Most engineering and management colleges offer Human Resources (HR) specializations under MBA or BBA programs, not as a core undergraduate engineering discipline. If you’re asking about HR as a subject or department, it is generally available in colleges that run management courses. HR as a specialization is highly popular in MBA courses and covers topics like organizational behavior, recruitment, labor law, and performance management. Please check if your college offers MBA/BBA to confirm availability. If your college focuses only on engineering or sciences, HR may not be part of its curriculum.

If you qualify for a government-conducted entrance exam (like JEE, NEET, CUET, etc.) and secure admission to a central or state government college, your tuition may be highly subsidized or even free in some categories like SC/ST/OBC/EWS. Some institutions offer full tuition fee waivers based on rank, income, or reservation category. Private colleges, however, usually charge fees even if you clear the entrance. Additionally, several scholarship schemes like NSP, state merit scholarships, and PM YASASVI can help cover your fees. So yes, under certain conditions, education can be free or affordable after passing the exam.