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Hello Abhimanyu,

If you received an RT (Repeat Theory) in Mathematics, but your CBSE mark sheet shows "Pass", then technically, you are eligible to take admission. However, almost all universities including Integral University require you to eventually clear all subjects. In the case you do not clear the RT within the time allowed, or before the document verification deadline for the university, then your admission could be cancelled. I would recommend you contact the admission office directly, and to also appear for the compartment exam if necessary.

Hello,

Achieving more than 120 marks in the GAT (Graduate Aptitude Test) exam, emphasizing Vitamins and associated nutrition-focused MCQs, necessitates preparation using high-yield and commonly asked questions from prior years. Crucial MCQs typically focus on the categories of vitamins (fat-soluble vs. water-soluble), their physiological roles, signs of deficiency, and dietary sources.

For example, questions might inquire about the function of Vitamin A in eyesight and epithelial well-being, the deficiency condition linked to Vitamin C (scurvy), or the impact of Vitamin D deficiency resulting in rickets or osteomalacia. You ought to know the scientific names such as Thiamine (Vitamin B1), Riboflavin (B2), Niacin (B3), Pyridoxine (B6), and Cobalamin (B12), including their dietary sources and functions in metabolism.

Practice multiple-choice questions regarding subjects like absorption and storage locations, the coenzymatic roles of B-complex vitamins, conditions of hypervitaminosis, and the interactions among different vitamins and minerals. Utilize standard MCQ books such as Lucent’s General Science, Disha’s Chapterwise MCQs, or guides tailored for GAT preparation.

Furthermore, studying NCERT Biology and referring to NIN (National Institute of Nutrition) summaries can prove quite helpful. Working through past year question papers and practice tests will aid you in mastering the exam pattern and managing your time effectively.

Hope this helps. All the best!

Hello

With an IIT JAM rank of 2167 in the General category, top-tier Indian Institutes of Technology such as IIT Delhi, IIT Bombay, IIT Kanpur, and IIT Banaras Hindu University are unlikely options, as their closing ranks are typically in the low hundreds to a few thousands. However, you are still in a good position for several reputable government colleges through both the IIT JAM counselling and the Centralised Counselling for Master of Science and Technology (CCMN) channels.

If you belong to the Scheduled Caste category, you have a strong chance at getting admission to IIT Banaras Hindu University in the Master of Science in Physics program.

If you are in the General category, apply through the Centralised Counselling for Master of Science and Technology to National Institutes of Technology such as NIT Silchar, NIT Srinagar, and others.

You should register for the Centralised Counselling for Master of Science and Technology for admission to National Institutes of Technology and Centrally Funded Technical Institutions, and carefully prioritize your preferences in subjects like Physics, Chemistry, or Mathematics.

You may also explore the Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research option:

If you are interested, register for the IISER Aptitude Test and aim for a rank below approximately 2000.

Keep alternative plans in mind:

Consider reputable National Institutes of Technology in your state or nearby, such as the National Institute of Technology Agartala, National Institute of Technology Nagpur, and similar institutions

Hello,

Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering, Bangalore courses are offered at undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral levels.

Articles below are showing the closing rank for Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering cut off based on KCET scores for top BE/ BTech courses. Read the full article to understand more:

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/dayananda-sagar-college-of-engineering-bangalore/cut-off

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/kcet-cutoff

Thank you!!

Hello Mr. Shashank,

NIELIT Ropar is fairly new in offering B. Tech programs and has currently poor campus placement and infrastructure compared to other well-established institutes. If your son's rank permits, it would be best to attend further rounds of JoSAA and look for better options elsewhere, particularly within more established NITs, IIITs, or GFTIs. However, if no other options are available, if he is truly passionate about AI/ML, then he can take advantage of the opportunity by self-learning and putting in an internship — but this will depend heavily on him to take the next step.

Hello Mr. Shashank,

NIELIT Ropar is fairly new in offering B. Tech programs and has currently poor campus placement and infrastructure compared to other well-established institutes. If your son's rank permits, it would be best to attend further rounds of JoSAA and look for better options elsewhere, particularly within more established NITs, IIITs, or GFTIs. However, if no other options are available, if he is truly passionate about AI/ML, then he can take advantage of the opportunity by self-learning and putting in an internship — but this will depend heavily on him to take the next step.

Hello

Here is what your NEET rank (35,000), SC category, female, with Andhra Pradesh domicile, means for securing an MBBS seat in prominent government medical colleges in Andhra Pradesh

1. All India Quota (15%) – MCC Counselling

In recent years, the AIQ closing ranks for SC candidates have ranged from 1,14,000 (Round 2) to 1,30,000 (Round 3).

With a rank of 35,000, you are well within this range.

You have a very strong chance of securing an MBBS seat under the All India Quota.

2. Andhra Pradesh State Quota (85%)

a. Category-wise Cutoffs (Govt Colleges)

For SC (female) candidates under the AP state quota, the closing rank is around 2,16,000.

Your rank of 35,000 is much lower, so you are comfortably eligible for government medical colleges in Andhra Pradesh.

Immediately register for MCC AIQ counselling as soon as registration opens.

Apply for AP state quota counselling via Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences (state counselled seats).

Prepare your documents like SC certificate, AP domicile, NEET result, ID proof, etc.

Hello student,

The first-year fees for a BA program can vary significantly depending on the college and its location.

Generally, fees range from INR 10,000 to INR 25,000 per year for government colleges, while private colleges can charge between INR 30,000 to INR 5,00,000 per year.

I recommend you to check the specific fee structure of the college you are interested in, as it can vary significantly based on location, institution and if it is government or private college.

Thank you!!

For B.A. 1st year in India,The fees can vary significantly depending on whether you're joining a government college or a private institutions.Ranging from approximately INR 5400 TO 60,000 in government colleges and potentially upto 5,00,000 or more in private institutions.Diffrent BA specialization might have varying fee structure even within the same institution

Hello student,

Your rank is quite low so it's difficult to get CSE in any of the top colleges. But here is a list of colleges that you have some chance of getting into for CSE:

• Bangalore College of Engineering & Technology
• Global Academy of Technology
• T. John institute of technology
• East West Institute of Technology
• Cambridge Institute of Technology

You can also use the COMEDK college predictor tool :

https://engineering.careers360.com/comedk-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=ini-cet_cp

Thank you!!