It's a Question of your Career!

Hello Dear Student,

A TNEA application mismatch between an entered income certificate number and the uploaded document likely will not lead to immediate rejection, as verification allows for discrepancies to be cleared
Hope it helps!

Hi,

Please provide more details as to which college fee structure are you looking for so that i can provide better insights.

thanks.

Hello Dear Student,

With an EAPCET/EAMCET rank around 35k–40k , you have good chances for:

• Mechanical
• Civil
• EEE

in many reputed colleges, and you may also get:

• CSE
• AI & ML
• Data Science

in decent tier-2/private colleges depending on category and counselling rounds.

You should participate in all counselling phases

Hi,

Among your options, I’d personally suggest:

• VIT Vellore ECE → Best overall exposure, placements, and flexibility
• MAIT ECE → Good option if budget/location matters
• Maharashtra CAP → Only worth it if you get top colleges like COEP/VJTI/PICT

For branches, my recommendation would be:
ECE > EEE

Hello Mahak,

Vaccines are always regulated by government health authorities (like MoHFW India, ICMR, or WHO) and require proper documentation, prescription, and eligibility proof. There are no official vaccines available without documentation.

Hello Shaurya,

Download the AISSEE syllabus from the link below to prepare effectively for Sainik School entrance exam.

https://school.careers360.com/articles/aissee-class-6-syllabus

Hello Dear Student,

Hi,

If you are not getting the waiting list/result for Phase-II Class 6 admissions, then first make sure you are checking on the correct official portal because different Telangana residential schools release Phase-II lists separately.

You can check here: TGSWREIS Portal (https://tgrjc.cgg.gov.in/TGRJCWEB/)
(https://tgcet.cgg.gov.in/?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

Recently, Phase-II results/backlog vacancy lists for Classes

Hello Dear Student,

For B.Sc Nursing admission through state CEE exams (like SSUHS Assam), cutoff marks depend on category, competition, and college.

Generally:

• General/EWS candidates need around 37+ marks minimum to qualify
• Reserved category candidates usually need around 33+ marks
• For good government nursing colleges, scoring around 60–75+ marks is

Hi,

No, you will most likely not get rejected. Your PCB percentage is above the required eligibility for OBC-NCL candidates, and officially awarded grace marks are valid in counselling.

If your marksheet shows “PASS,” then you should be eligible for MBBS admission.

Hope it helps. All the best!