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After class 10, you can take admission in Diploma courses. In most colleges, you need at least 35–50% marks in 10th class, but for good branches like Computer Science, Civil, Mechanical, etc. you should try to score above 50%.

For RC Technical College , admission is usually given through merit of 10th marks. You have to fill the application form when the college opens admissions (generally after 10th results). You can check the college notice or visit the campus for exact dates.

The fee structure depends on the branch and college rules. On average, diploma fees can be around Rs. 20,000 – Rs. 50,000 per year in private colleges. Government colleges charge less.

So, after your 10th result, keep checking the college admission dates, fill the form, and apply with your marksheet.

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Hello Aspirant,

To get a Diploma after 10th from RC Technical Institute (RCTI), Ahmedabad , here's what you need to know:

• Eligibility : You need to have passed your 10th standard (SSC) from a recognized board, usually with a minimum of 50% marks (some sources indicate 35%). You must have studied Mathematics and Science.

• Fees : The total tuition fee for a 3-year Diploma is very affordable, generally around 3,000 for the entire course . Some sources mention approximately 1,000 per year plus other minor charges.

• How to Apply : Admissions are typically handled through the Admission Committee for Professional Diploma Courses (ACPDC) . You'll need to fill out their online application form.

• When to Apply : The application period usually begins after your 10th board results are declared , generally around June-July each year. Keep checking the ACPDC website and RCTI's official website (rcti.cteguj.in) for specific dates for the 2025-26 academic year.

The fee for MD/MS in private medical colleges in India varies widely depending on state and institution:

• Deemed Universities: 20 lakh – 35 lakh per year.
• Private Medical Colleges (state quota seats): 10 lakh – 20 lakh per year.
• Management quota seats: Can go up to 40 lakh – 50 lakh per year in top branches like Radio, Ortho, General Medicine, Dermatology.

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The B.Sc. Nursing admission process in India generally follows a structured pattern, though details vary by state and college:

1. Eligibility – Must have passed 10+2 (PCB + English) with at least 45–50% marks (40% for reserved categories). Age should be 17+ years.

2. Entrance Exams – Admission is mainly through entrance tests. Common ones are NEET-UG (some states), AIIMS Nursing, JIPMER Nursing, AFMC, state-level CETs, and university-level exams. Some private colleges also conduct their own tests or take direct admission based on 12th marks.

3. Application – Fill out online application forms (state counselling portals or university websites). Upload documents, pay fee, and register for counselling.

4. Merit List & Counselling – Based on entrance score (or 12th marks where applicable), candidates are shortlisted. You then attend counselling where seat allocation is done according to rank, category, and college preference.

5. Seat Allotment & Admission – After allotment, report to the college with original documents (marksheets, transfer certificate, caste/EWS certificate, medical fitness, ID proof) and pay admission fees to confirm the seat.

Hello Aspirant,

Dharanidhar Autonomous College in Keonjhar, Odisha , primarily offers undergraduate (B.A., B.Sc., B.Com) and postgraduate (M.A., M.Sc., MBA) courses in Arts, Science, and Commerce. It does NOT appear to offer a B.Sc. Nursing course.

However, there is a Dharan Nursing College (DNC) in Salem, Tamil Nadu , which specifically offers a 4-year B.Sc. Nursing program . It seems you might be confusing the two institutions. If you're interested in nursing, you should look into Dharan Nursing College.

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Both IIT (engineering/tech) and medical (doctor) are excellent, but the “best” depends on your interest and long-term goals:

• Medical (MBBS/PG): Stable, highly respected, lifelong demand, but takes 10–12 years of study for specialization, stressful lifestyle, and slower financial growth initially.

• IIT/Engineering: Faster career start (B.Tech in 4 years), huge scope in software, AI, data science, startups, abroad opportunities, high salary potential, but very competitive and market-dependent.

If you’re passionate about healthcare, patient care, biology, choose medical. If you love maths, technology, innovation, problem-solving, choose IIT.

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To get accurate details, please ask your question with the name and location of the college.

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With an All India Rank (AIR) of 46,000 in NEET PG 2025 and belonging to the SC category, your daughter has a chance to secure a seat, but General Surgery in government colleges under All India Quota (AIQ) at this rank is quite difficult.

• General Surgery in government colleges usually closes for SC category around AIR 15,000–25,000 (varies by state and year).

• At AIR 46,000 (SC), she may still get Diploma courses (Anesthesia, ENT, Ophthalmology), or MD/MS in Pre/Para-clinical branches (like Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Community Medicine, Forensic, Microbiology, Pharmacology).

• Chances for General Surgery are better under State Quota (SC reservation) rather than AIQ, especially in states with larger seat availability.