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With AIR 2.8 lakh even with EWS category there are slim chances of getting into a MBBs college. Hoever you can get into BDS college in the periphery or in your domicile state.

Apply for both counselling and choose the college priority list carefully according to previous year trends to increase your chances of admission.

With a score of 377, you are highly unlikely to get an MBBS seat even through Tamil Nadu state quota in genral category.

Government colleges in Tamil Nadu require significantly higher marks for admission.

You can instead apply for other allied medical courses like BDS, Paramedical courses AYUSH like BAMS, BHMS.

Hello,

Based on previous year cutoffs, with an AIR of 1,108,547 as an OBC candidate, you may not be able to secure a seat under the All-India quota for Raipur Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS) as the cutoff rank for OBC candidates in All-India quota was around 369,046.

However, you still have a chance for admission under the Home-State quota (Chhattisgarh) as the closing rank for OBC candidates in the state quota was around 1,195,785. Therefore, if you are from Chhattisgarh, you may have a chance for admission.

Hope it helps !

Hello aspirant,

If you belong to the OBC category and are aiming for B.Pharm admission, then the cutoff marks can vary depending on the state, entrance exam, and type of college you want government or private.Like in state-level exams like MHT CET, or GUJCET, OBC candidates often get relaxation of 5-10% in cutoffs compared to the general category. In MHT CET, OBC cutoffs for top government B.Pharm colleges may range between 85–95 percentile, while private colleges might accept slightly lower scores.

In NEET-based admissions if applicable in your state, a score between 300–400 may be enough for B.Pharm courses in some private colleges, depending on the availability of seats.

Hope you will find it helpful!

Yes, many B.Pharmacy colleges do provide hostel facilities for students.
Colleges like Bombay College of Pharmacy and Government College of Pharmacy, Bangalore, offer on-campus hostels.
Separate hostels for boys and girls with basic amenities like mess, Wi-Fi, and security are usually available.
Some colleges may have hostels a short distance away from campus, especially for girls.
It’s best to confirm hostel details directly with the college before admission.

Dear Aspirant,

In NEET 2024, the state merit list for Andhra Pradesh showed that candidates with ranks as high as 906 and NEET scores around 667 were allotted seats in top government medical colleges like Andhra University and S.V. University. The state rank corresponds closely to the NEET All India Rank, as Andhra Pradesh does not publish a separate state ranking system. For example, candidates with scores around 660–667 secured admission in reputed institutions under the state quota. These trends suggest that to gain admission into top government medical colleges in Andhra Pradesh, candidates generally needed a NEET score above 660 and a rank within the top 1,000. Lower scores may have still qualified for private or self-financing colleges, but for premier government institutions, higher scores and ranks were essential.

For more details, visit the given site.

https://news.careers360.com/neet-ug-2024-mbbs-cut-offs-for-andhra-pradesh-medical-colleges-last-year-closing-ranks

It’s okay to feel lost right now, especially in 11th when everything feels new and tough. JEE is challenging, but it’s not the only path. First, think about whether you're truly interested in engineering or just following what others are doing. If you enjoy problem solving and math, then slowly start preparing.

Dummy school can give you more time for coaching, but you need to be very disciplined. Regular school gives structure and support, which is helpful if you’re unsure.

You don’t have to decide everything now. Focus on understanding your class 11 subjects well, and see how you progress. Motivation comes with clarity and small achievements. Keep exploring and don’t stress you’re still early in the journey.

Dear Aspirant,

You have been allotted the CSM (Computer Science and Engineering with emerging technologies like AI/ML or Data Science) branch in Nalla Reddy College of Engineering and Management (NRCM) through the first phase of TS EAMCET counselling with a general category rank of 45,000. NRCM is a moderately rated college in Hyderabad, offering decent facilities and location advantages, but it is not among the top-tier engineering institutions in Telangana. Considering your rank, it is advisable to participate in the second phase of counselling to try for better colleges that may offer stronger placements, better infrastructure, and higher academic standards. For the second phase, you can consider listing colleges like CMR Technical Campus, Institute of Aeronautical Engineering (IARE), Anurag University, Vardhaman College of Engineering, MRITS, MREC, ACE Engineering College, and similar institutions in your web options. You should include a mix of slightly better, equivalent, and backup options to maximize your chances. However, it is important to note that you must pay the tuition fees for the college allotted in the first phase if you wish to retain your seat or participate in the next counselling round. If you do not pay the fee within the given deadline, your seat will be cancelled, and you will not be eligible for seat retention or further participation unless you re-register. Paying the fee now does not prevent you from participating in the second phase, and if you get a better seat later, your fee will be adjusted accordingly. Therefore, it is recommended that you secure your current seat by paying the fee and then proceed to explore better options in the second phase.

Hello,

The NEET UG counselling for Delhi University under the 85% State Quota is expected to start from 21 July 2025 and will continue till 28 July 2025 .

Candidates applying under the Delhi State Quota should:

1. Register on the MCC portal between 21 to 28 July 2025 .

2. Fill and lock their choices during this period.

3. Also check the DU FMSC portal for any additional steps for the state quota.

Make sure to keep all required documents ready, including Delhi domicile proof.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

For your questions, answer 92.85 percentile in MHCET 3-year llb is considered a good score. With this much score, you can secure some top colleges like GLC Mumbai and ILS Pune easily. If you are a reserved category student, you can increase your chances. I think with this amount of marks, you can secure some good institutes in conclusion.

I hope it resolves your query!!