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Hello Dear Student, Yes, getting an NIT seat with a 94.58% (94.58 percentile) under the other state quota is difficult for top colleges and popular branches, but possible in newer or lower-tier NITs for less competitive branches or during later special/spot rounds.
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Hello Dear Student, Eligibility for an M.Sc. in Medical Laboratory Science / Technology (Biochemistry) with a general B.Sc. ZBC (Zoology, Botany, Chemistry) degree depends entirely on the specific university's rules, as criteria vary widely. While some institutions strictly require a B.Sc. in MLT or specific honors degrees, others accept general
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Merely shifting your residence from Andhra Pradesh to Karnataka does not automatically make your son eligible for an ST certificate in Karnataka.
If your family is recognized as BC-A in Andhra Pradesh , your son will generally continue to be treated according to your family's caste status.
Hello Dear Student, With 79.37% tile in MHT CET, your chances of getting into DY Patil College of Engineering and Technology Kolhapur (DYPCET) for Data Science are moderate-to-good in later rounds or under specific categories, but CSE and AI-ML will be difficult for general open seats. You can check, find
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Hello Dear Student, To get admission into the B.Sc. in Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology at Dayanand Medical College and Hospital (DMCH) Ludhiana, you must meet basic school requirements and follow the institutional merit process. Key steps include checking eligibility, applying online, and attending counselling. You can check, find and
A seat leaving bond is an agreement that requires a student to pay a specified amount if they leave a course after taking admission, especially after the first year or during the second year.
If someone leaves a college in the 2nd year , what happens depends
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