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Yes, a student in a state different from their home state can apply for a Sainik School in their home state. Sainik schools reserve a certain percentage of seats for the students of the 'home state' where the school is located. Generally, 67% of seats are reserved for the home state student in this institute.

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Hello Aspirant,

If you are opting for Biotechnology, each university has its own advantages:

• BMSCE and MSRIT are well established universities with good faculty, decent placement history (certainly very respectable relative to emerging colleges) and alumni network/community. Programme is stable now and processes are well established, however, they would be using old ways of teaching and probably the infrastructure will be old too.
• Chanakya University is new and backed by Biocon and designed under NEP framework (looks good). Syllabus looks strong, especially with practical lab work, exposure to research(PhD), and inter-disciplinary consumption of subject and knowledge. However, students will probably be first year batch so will have to deal with uncertainty due to execution, placements and faculty stability.

Hello Nandana,

The RCC (Regional Cancer Centre) Radiation Physics entrance exam will assess your understanding of basic concepts in Physics, especially in terms of the significance of radiation and nuclear concepts in physics. The exam will not be reflective of the entire MSc Physics syllabus in detail. You need a solid understanding of basic topics you learned in BSc Physics like Modern Physics, Nuclear Physics, Electric and Magnetic Phenomena, and Mathematical Physics. The questions will mainly be conceptual and application-based and not too theoretical. In terms of Chemistry and Human Anatomy, expect questions on:

• Basic Radiation Chemistry: This includes a discussion of the interaction of radiation with matter, free radicals, and reactions relevant to dosimetry.
• Human Anatomy and Physiology: You should focus on systems related to the adverse effects of radiation (i.e., skeletal, reproductive, neural systems) and basic cell biology.

In summary, expect a balance in questions across Physics (70-80%) with some Chemistry and Biology (20-30%) - but always framed in terms of their applications as relates to medical and radiation physics applications.

good afternoon, changing your college in the third year of a undergraduate program is generally not allowed in India. Most universities and colleges do not permit transfers after the second year because the curriculum, credit system, and internal assessments vary widely between institutions. If you’re already in your third year, you would typically need to complete your degree at the same college where you started.

However, transfers are sometimes possible after the first year or second semester, especially within the same university or under special circumstances like medical issues, relocation, or financial hardship. Even then, you must:

Have no active backlogs in previous semesters.

Get a Transfer Certificate (TC) and No Objection Certificate (NOC) from your current college.

Ensure the receiving college accepts mid-course transfers, which is rare.

if you're considering a switch due to better labs or curriculum at another college you may need to restart from the first year, which means repeating coursework and extending your graduation timeline

For Dayanand Law College, Solapur, in the 5-year law course, the general category cutoff in the first round was around 82.60 percentile and in the second round it increased to about 91.45 percentile.

But for the SBC category, the exact cutoff for 2025 is not available right now. The official data has not clearly shown the SBC cutoff for this college.

To know the correct cutoff for SBC category, you can contact the college directly or check the MH CET Law CAP (counselling) portal. That will give you the proper closing ranks and help you know your chances clearly.

website:
https://law.careers360.com
https://cetcell.mahacet.org

good afternoon, chances of getting college are:

General Category: Unlikely to get a seat in government BPT colleges

BC/SC/ST Categories: You may have a chance in SVU or AU region colleges, especially if seats remain after initial rounds

Management Quota: Consider private colleges with good clinical exposure

your options will likely fall within private colleges or self-financed institutions, especially those accepting BiPC stream candidates through EAPCET counselling.

BPT Colleges You May Get at 48798 Rank

Apollo Institute of Medical Sciences & Research    Hyderabad    Known for healthcare programs

MNR Medical College & Hospital    Sangareddy    Offers BPT and other allied health courses

Bhaskar Medical College    Hyderabad    Accepts BiPC stream candidates

Kamineni Institute of Medical Sciences    Nalgonda    Good infrastructure and clinical exposure

Sri Venkateswara Institute of Medical Sciences    Tirupati    May be competitive, but worth checking

Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences Affiliated Colleges    Various    Check affiliated private colleges offering BPT

You can explore the full list and cutoff trends using tools like the https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/ts-eamcet-eapcet-rank-wise-colleges-list

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Yes, if you did not get a seat in the first or second phase of AP EAMCET counselling, you still have a chance to join a degree course.

All the seats do not get filled in the first two phases. The remaining seats will be available in the third phase. You can take part in the third round of counselling if you did not get a seat earlier or if you cancelled your previous allotment.

After the main counselling rounds, there is usually a spot admission round. In this round, you can get a seat directly in the college if seats are still available. This round is often based on first-come, first-served.

So yes, seats will still be available by that time, and yes, you will be allowed to join through the next counselling rounds or spot admission.

website:
https://eapcet-sche.aptonline.in
https://careers360.com

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