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To get accurate details, please ask your question with the name and location of the college where you want admission.

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To participate in a "best school" survey for the 2025-2026 academic year, you should first identify reputable organizations and publications conducting such surveys, such as IIRF Ranking or EducationToday.

Once you have identified relevant surveys, carefully review their eligibility requirements and the specific parameters used for evaluation, which often include academic performance, faculty quality, infrastructure, extracurricular activities, and student satisfaction.

Gather comprehensive information and supporting documents about your school's facilities, faculty, academic programs, and achievements, ensuring the accuracy and verifiability of all submitted data.

Next, submit the application or nomination form provided by the survey organization by the specified deadline. If the survey incorporates parental voting as part of the ranking process, actively engage your school community (parents, teachers, and alumni) to participate and support your school's nomination.

Finally, closely monitor the deadlines and any communication from the survey organizers throughout the process to ensure all requirements are met.

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In Andhra Pradesh, there are around 1,550 MBBS seats under Category A (Government Quota) in private medical colleges. These seats are filled by the state counselling authority based on NEET rank.

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Hello,

With a WBUT PGET 2025 rank of 262, you have a decent chance of getting into a government college, especially in core branches like Electrical, Civil, or Mechanical. However, for top branches like CSE or ECE in popular government colleges, it may be tough.

Your chances will also depend on:

• Your category (General/SC/ST/OBC)

• Branch preference

• Seat availability

You should definitely take part in the counselling process. Try all possible options and keep some backup choices too.

Hope it helps !

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, if you have passed in 5 subjects including English, Biology and Phyiscs BSc Nursing can be pursued. However, the chemistry is also a core subject for the nursing eligibility and to met the eligibility in full, you must be able to get a pass in the RT (Re -test) in Chemistry to meet the eligibility criteria. Once you get a pass in Chemistry, you should be eligible for admission. The requirements may vary slightly from one college or University to the next be sure to check the college or university you are applying to your specific requirements.

Hello aspirant,

Here is the list of some colleges around your rank,

1. CMR College of Engineering
2. ACE College of Engineering
3. Anurag Engineering College
4. Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Technology
5. Balaji Institute of Technology and Sciences
6. JNTU
7. CBIT

For accuarte prediction, use careers360 college predictor website,

https://www.careers360.com/ap-eamcet-college-predictor

Best of luck for your college hunting.

Hello Aiswarya,

With a rank of 6906 in INI-CET, you would have a better chance of getting a less competitive clinical branch (e.g. ENT, anesthesia, pathology, or biochemistry) in the spot admission section as opposed to the open rounds because:

• Spot admission has many seats left empty due to cancellations or students that simply do not report at all, especially in the less preferred institutes of all India during this time.
• Many top rankers notify of their cancellations after making progress with their higher preference choices, i.e. many rankers apply to institutions like AIIMS, PGI, or NEET PG etc. and only consider other options after securing seats; less competitive branches have chances of freeing up vacancies as a result.
• Open rounds still have competitive merit-based admission and many of the clinical seats fill early during the admission period so it comes down to a matter of availability of vacancies.

In summary, while there is no guarantee that you will receive an offer, you are more likely to get a seat during the spot allotment versus the open rounds if you are flexible with respect to the institute and branch choice.

Hello,

Sorry, but with this mark of 250, there is a very low chance that you will get into any government colleges. Even though you are a reserved category student, you can't obtain a seat in a government institution. There is a very slim chance you're in AIQ, or All India Quota, but you can try the state quota or reservation.

I hope it clears your query!!

Hello,

UIT vs JNGEC: which is better? This question's answer is entirely based on your career goals and preferences. If you are interested in CS, IT, or ECE, you must choose UIT. Else, if you want to study core engineering like electrical, mechanical, or civil, you go for JNGEC.

I hope it clears your query!!

Hi Tushar!

If you’re looking to pursue BBA in Delhi it’s a good choice, especially considering the exposure, opportunities, and placements the city offers. If you’re looking for colleges with a decent fee structure, here are a few good BBA colleges in Delhi with affordable to moderate fees:

• Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies (SSCBS) – Delhi University, highly reputed, and fees around 25,000–35,000 per year.
• Maharaja Surajmal Institute – IP University, approx 80,000–95,000 annually.
• Jagan Institute of Management Studies (JIMS) – 1,00,000–1,20,000 yearly but with great placements.
• Delhi School of Professional Studies and Research (DSPSR) – Budget-friendly and affiliated with IPU.

Always check whether the college is under Delhi University, IPU, or is a private/self-financed college. You can apply through CUET or IPU CET based on the college type.

Thank you!