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Yes, with a rank of 56,000 in AP EAMCET and BC-B male category, you have a good chance of getting a seat in IT (Information Technology) or AI & ML (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning) at LBRCE (Lakireddy Bali Reddy College of Engineering).

In previous years, students with ranks even beyond 80,000 in BC-B category were able to get admission in these branches at LBRCE. So your rank is well within the safe range.

Still, exact seat allotment depends on the number of applications, preference order, and counselling round. You should participate in all counselling rounds and fill LBRCE as one of your top choices.

You can check official counselling and cutoff updates here:
https://sche.ap.gov.in/ECET
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/ap-eamcet-cutoff

With 375 marks in NEET 2025, you have a strong chance of getting admission to BAMS in private colleges, especially under reserved categories like OBC, SC, ST, or EWS. Many private Ayurvedic colleges accept students with scores between 350 and 400.

However, it's very unlikely you'll get a seat in a government BAMS college, as their cutoffs usually range from 450 to 520 marks or higher, depending on your category.

Hello aspirant,

Here are some colleges according to your rank,

1. Government Medical College, Baramati
2. AIIMS, Raibareli
3. Mahatma Institute of Medical Sciences, Sevagram Wardha
4. Guntur Medical College, Guntur
5. Government Medical College, Palakkad
6. AIIMS, Kalyani
7. Government Medical College, Badaun
8. Nalanda Medical College, Patna
9. AIIMS, Deoghar
10. Dr. D.Y.Patil Medical College, Mumbai

For accuarte prediction, use careers360 college predictor,

https://medicine.careers360.com/nta-neet-college-predictor

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Hello,

The official MHT CET 2025 CAP Round 1 cutoff PDF will be available for download directly from the Maharashtra CET Cell’s website after its release. According to the most recent information, the Round 1 cutoffs for engineering and pharmacy programs are anticipated to be released soon after the first counselling round ends in late June or early July. After uploading, the document will display closing ranks by category for Maharashtra State and All-India candidates across every institute and program, organized by engineering disciplines and colleges. To reach it, go to the official website (cetcell.mahacet.org), select the 'Under Graduate Courses'  then 'CAP 2025' category, and hit the 'CAP Round 1 Cutoff' PDF link. By downloading and examining this PDF, you will gain insight into your position and organize your choices for the upcoming round of CAP counselling.

Hope this helps. All the best!

With 375 marks in NEET 2025, it is difficult to get a seat in a government dental college. For general category students, the cutoff for BDS in government colleges is usually around 450 to 520 marks. Even for SC, ST, or OBC categories, the cutoff is mostly above 400 marks in most states.

So, your chances of getting BDS in a government college are very low. But with 375 marks, you can easily get a seat in private dental colleges.

You can check cutoff and counselling details here:
https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/minimum-marks-required-in-neet-for-bds-in-government-college
https://www.mcc.nic.in
https://neet.nta.nic.in

You scored 104 in Maths, 138 in English, 81 in GAT, 57 in Chemistry, and 59 in Physics in CUET 2025. Your total is around 439 out of 750. This is an average score.

With this score, it will be difficult to get admission in top central universities like Delhi University, BHU, or JNU. These universities usually need 700 or more marks.

But you still have chances in some central universities that accept lower scores. You can try for general B.Sc or BA courses in universities like Central University of Karnataka, Central University of South Bihar, and others.

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, you can switch from OBC-NCL to Unreserved (General) during MP State Counselling, but it depends on the following conditions:

• Your scorecard may say OBC-NCL, but you may opt to use your General (unreserved) category candidate for counselling.
• You will be ineligible for any OBC-NCL reservation benefits (like relaxed cut-offs or reservation pools).
• Usually you must declare your intention to switch at the time of either document verification or choice filling.
• Be very clear with the counselling authority made your choice, and use the correct documents.

Hello,

Holding an E1 group rank of 12,218 in JEECUP makes it very improbable to obtain a seat in a government or aided college in Round 2, as these are usually filled much sooner by significantly higher ranks (often below 3,000 for the best branches and institutions). Nonetheless, you can still engage in Round 2 and seek seats in private polytechnic colleges that are open to lower ranks.

These colleges frequently have open positions in less sought-after fields such as Civil, Electrical, or Mechanical Engineering. Institutions such as Government Polytechnic Ghosi Mau, JP Institute of Technology & Management, and Ambalika Institute of Management and Technology are some private colleges that might accept lower rankings.

I suggest accessing the JEECUP counselling portal, reviewing the Round 2 seat matrix, and examining the list of private/private-aided colleges along with their opening and anticipated closing ranks.

Choose your options thoughtfully, concentrating on branches and colleges where your rank is within or near the anticipated closing range. This approach provides you with the highest opportunity to obtain a privately funded or government-supported seat in Round 2.

Hope this helps. All the best!

You can download MBSE (Mizoram Board) Class 12 Physics past papers for the years 2020 to 2023. Papers for 2024–2025 aren’t out yet.

From the official MBSE site, you can get the HSSLC Science question papers for 2021, 2022, and 2023:

https://www.mbse.edu.in/previous-years-question-papers-hsslc

Available papers: 2020–2023
Unavailable: 2024–2025 (not released yet)