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Your rank in TS LAWCET is quite good (737), and since you belong to the SC category, your chances of getting a government law college seat are strong, even as a non-local candidate. However, the final allotment also depends on seat availability and reservation policies. If seats in government colleges are filled, then you will definitely get admission in a good private law college under the SC quota. So, you should participate in the counselling process with confidence—you have a very good chance.

With a TS LAWCET rank of 737 in the SC category, you stand a very good chance of getting admission in reputed law colleges like Osmania University and Kakatiya University. Even though you are a non-local candidate, your strong rank keeps you well within the cutoff range for SC seats. Both 3-year and 5-year LLB programs are possible options for you. During counseling, prioritize government and top colleges first. Your retired status will not affect admission chances. Overall, you are in a highly favorable position for seat allotment.

Hello Aspirant,

To get a migration certificate from Calcutta University, you generally need to:

1. Download the application form from the official Calcutta University website.

2. Fill out the form with your personal details, registration number, last exam passed, and the reason for migration.

3. Attach required documents : photocopies of your last marksheet, registration certificate, and sometimes your original registration certificate.

4. Get it countersigned by your college principal or a gazetted officer.

5. Pay the fee : This is typically around 200-240 (including postal charges if you want it by post). Payment can often be done online via SBI Collect.

6. Submit the form and documents to the University's Migration Department.

The certificate is usually processed within a few working days, but can take longer.

Hello,

The selection pattern for 2026–27 is not announced yet. Normally, some colleges take admission through entrance exams, while some give weightage to 12th marks. It depends on the course and the university.

You should wait for the official notification of that year. Until then, prepare for both 12th board exams as well as entrance exams, because either can be considered.

To get accurate details, please ask your question with the college name and the course name which you are interested in.

Hope it helps !

With a NEET PG 2025 rank of 4593 in the All India Quota and aiming for MD General Medicine under the Open Category, your chances are fairly strong but competitive, since Medicine is one of the top-preferred branches. In previous years, General Medicine seats in good government colleges usually closed around 3k–5k rank in AIQ, with top institutes filling up earlier. You have a realistic chance of securing MD Medicine in newer government medical colleges or slightly peripheral states, though in premier institutes the cutoff might be tighter. It would be wise to keep Pediatrics, Radiodiagnosis (if available), and allied clinical branches as backup choices.

With a NEET rank of 4,00,000 (General category), MBBS admission in government colleges is not possible. Private medical colleges also close much earlier. You may, however, get options in BDS, AYUSH courses, or high-fee private/deemed universities. Chances for MBBS are very low at this rank.

Hello Aspirant,

Don't worry! This often happens. You need to contact the support team of the "ASE" (whatever application/institution this is for) immediately. Explain that you made two payments because the first one was pending after the deadline. Provide them with both transaction IDs and proof of payment from your bank. They should refund your first payment.

If you have filled the IPU form through CUET, your college allotment details will be released during the IPU counseling process. The schedule and notifications are published on the official portal – ipu.admissions.nic.in. Allotment results are usually declared in late June, followed by fee payment and reporting. Keep checking the portal regularly to avoid missing updates.

Hello Aspirant,

To pursue an Anesthesia course , your options depend on your current education level:

After 12th (Science stream with PCB):

• B.Sc. in Anesthesia Technology: A 3-year undergraduate degree training you to assist anesthesiologists.

• Diploma in Anesthesia Technology: A shorter, 1-2 year program focusing on basic anesthesia procedures.

After MBBS:

• MD Anesthesiology: A 3-year postgraduate medical degree to become a specialist anesthesiologist. This is the highest qualification.

• PG Diploma in Anesthesia (DA): A 2-year postgraduate diploma providing specialized training in anesthesia.

Admission for these courses usually involves entrance exams like NEET UG (for BSc), NEET PG (for MD/PG Diploma), or university-specific tests. Research colleges and their specific eligibility criteria and fees.

With 82,079 rank and 346 marks in NEET UG 2025, your chances of getting a seat in government medical colleges in Andhra Pradesh or Telangana are unfortunately very low, since government MBBS seats in both states usually close below 20–25k ranks even for reserved categories. In private medical colleges, especially under management quota, you may still have options depending on your category and budget. For BDS or allied health sciences, your chances are stronger, and you should also explore deemed universities or counseling under the state quota for better clarity.