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Hello Aspirant,

Yes, Shaheed Kartar Singh Sarabha Dental College and Hospital in Ludhiana is NAAC accredited .

However, it typically does not feature prominently in the top rankings by NIRF (National Institutional Ranking Framework) for Dental colleges in India. While some other colleges in Ludhiana are NIRF-ranked, Shaheed Kartar Singh Sarabha Dental College is not usually listed among them.

Hello aspirant,

If you’re not interested in pursuing BDS, it’s advisable to remove BDS colleges from your choice list. If a BDS seat is allotted and you do not join, it may affect your counselling chances in subsequent rounds. With a NEET score of 462 and BCM rank of 425, you stand a fair chance to get MBBS seats in self-financed medical colleges under the BCM quota, especially in mop-up rounds. Review and revise your preferences before locking choices to avoid unwanted allotments.

Hello Aspirant,

For Rayat Shikshan Sanstha Satara's NMMS (National Means-cum-Merit Scholarship) exam, you're looking for weekly practice paper 6 for 2025.

These specific weekly practice papers are usually provided by the institution or local coaching centers. It's best to:

1. Check the official Rayat Shikshan Sanstha website or their local school branches for these materials.

2. Contact your teachers or coaching class in Satara, as they often distribute these weekly sets.

3. Look for "NMMS 2025 Sarav Prashnapatrika" (practice papers) from Maharashtra education portals.

Hello Aspirant,

To apply for the NMMS exam online:

1. Visit the National Scholarship Portal (NSP): scholarships.gov.in

2. Register: If new, sign up using your mobile number/Aadhaar for One-Time Registration (OTR).

3. Log in: Use your new credentials.

4. Find NMMS Scheme: Navigate to the "Apply for Scholarship" or "NMMSS" section.

5. Fill Form: Complete the application with personal, academic, and bank details.

6. Upload Documents: Attach required documents (e.g., income, caste, mark sheets).

7. Submit: Review and submit the form.

The application window and specific state websites vary, so always check your State SCERT or the NSP for exact dates.

Hello Aspirant,

For Rayat Shikshan Sanstha Satara's NMMS 2025 weekly practice paper (Sarav Prashnapatrika) #6:

These specific weekly sets are typically provided directly by the institution, affiliated schools, or local coaching centers.

You should:

1. Check the official Rayat Shikshan Sanstha website ( rayatshikshan.edu ) if they have a dedicated "downloads" or "NMMS" section.

2. Contact your school or teachers associated with Rayat Shikshan Sanstha in Satara. They are the most likely source for these internal practice papers.

3. Look for updates on local educational portals in Maharashtra for NMMS exam preparation

Hello Aspirant,

To find NMMS model question papers for Shivamogga, Karnataka:

1. Visit the official DSERT Karnataka website: dsert.kar.nic.in or kseeb.karnataka.gov.in . They usually upload previous year's NMMS question papers and answer keys.

2. Look for a section related to "NMMS" or "Scholarship Exams."

3. Many educational websites (like Careers360, Embibe, Adda247) also provide state-wise NMMS question papers in PDF format. Search for "NMMS Karnataka previous year question papers."

These papers will give you an idea of the exam pattern and question types for Mental Ability Test (MAT) and Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT).

Hello Aspirant,

It's hard to say definitively if BDS cutoffs will come down in 2025. It depends on several factors:

• NEET Exam Difficulty: If NEET 2025 was tougher, scores might be lower, potentially reducing cutoffs.

• Number of Students: If fewer students appear or qualify, cutoffs could drop.

• Seat Availability: If more BDS seats are added, cutoffs might decrease.

However, competition generally remains high . For top government BDS colleges, scores usually stay competitive (500+ for General). For private colleges or reserved categories, lower scores might be accepted. Always check official counselling updates.

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Hello Aspirant,

Yes, you can often get admission to various courses based on your 12th-grade marks alone , especially in:

• Private universities: Many offer direct admission for B.Tech, BCA, B.Sc., BBA, etc., if you meet their 12th percentage criteria.

• Deemed-to-be universities: Similar to private institutions, they might have merit-based admissions.

• Arts, Commerce, and basic Science courses: Most colleges for these streams primarily rely on 12th marks.

However, top government engineering/medical colleges usually require competitive entrance exams (JEE, NEET, etc.).

Hello Aspirant,

To change your name on the 10th admit card:

1. Contact your school immediately. They are your first point of contact for any corrections.

2. Your school will guide you on the process, which usually involves filling out an application form.

3. You'll likely need supporting documents like your school admission form, previous school leaving certificate, and a portion of the school's admission register, showing the correct name.

4. The school will then forward your request to the board (e.g., CBSE).

5. There might be a small fee for the correction.

It's crucial to get this done quickly before the exams, as the admit card details carry forward to the marksheet.