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For JEE Mains preparation, selecting appropriate books that match the current syllabus is crucial for efficient study. Start with NCERT textbooks for Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (Class 11 and 12), since they establish the base and are essential for understanding concepts and theories.

H.C. Verma’s Concepts of Physics Volumes I & II, along with D.C. Pandey’s series, are strongly suggested for grasping concepts and solving practice problems in Physics. In Chemistry, the books by O.P. Tandon for Physical and Organic Chemistry, as well as J.D. Lee for Inorganic Chemistry, are favored selections among candidates.

For Mathematics, R.D. Sharma’s Objective Mathematics and texts such as Higher Algebra by Hall and Knight or Calculus by I.A. Maron are excellent for practicing JEE-level questions. These books encompass the current JEE syllabus while providing a solid combination of theory, solved examples, and practice problems. Consistently enhance your preparation with past years' question papers and practice tests to strengthen exam confidence.

Hope this helps. All the best!

With 94 marks in NEET 2025, getting admission into BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery) in government colleges is not possible. Even most private colleges have cutoff marks around 300–400, so 94 is quite low.

However, some very low-tier private institutes may offer admission, but their quality and recognition might not be good.

What you can do:

• Reappear for NEET and aim for at least 300+ marks.
• Explore private colleges that accept low scores (but check their reputation first).
• State counseling portals may give more clarity if any options are available.

Let me know if you’d like help with NEET preparation or finding colleges based on your score.

With a rank of 46,090, you may not get admission into top government polytechnic colleges for Computer Science Diploma, but you can still get a seat in private or lower-tier colleges, depending on your state (like AP, TS, UP, etc.).

Attend counseling rounds, and you may get a mid- or low-tier college for CSE.

BA First Year counseling usually starts in June or July, depending on your state or university. For example:

• MP colleges: Counseling started in May, with admission rounds in June–July.
• Tamil Nadu: Counseling began in early June.
• CUET-based universities: Counseling begins after result announcements, usually late June or July.

You can apply to IIT Hyderabad with a 6.3 CGPA in B.Tech, but only through the GATE route for M.Tech or PhD.

• M.Tech (GATE route): Eligible if you clear GATE.
• M.Tech (Direct without GATE): Not eligible unless you’re an IIT graduate with CGPA ≥ 8.
• PhD: Eligible if you have GATE/NET and perform well in interviews.

So yes, admission is possible, but you must qualify through GATE or similar exams.

AMRU B.Sc. Nursing 2025 Results and Merit List were released on June 25, 2025.

• You can check it on the official website: amruhp.ac.in (https://amruhp.ac.in/) .
• Login with your registration details to view your scorecard and merit rank.
• The merit list includes overall and category-wise ranks.
• Counseling schedule will be announced soon.

Hello reader,

The result of SHRESHTA exam 2025 has been declared on 21st June 2025. You can see and download your result from their official website, whose link I am attaching here,

https://exams.nta.ac.in/SHRESHTA/

Best of luck for your future

• Private AIML polytechnics : Good chances with your percentile.

• Government AIML polytechnics : Difficult to secure a seat.

• Plan : Apply early to private colleges, have backup branches ready, and track counselling rounds closely.

With 88.20 percentile (EWS), getting AIML in top colleges is tough. You can try for private or lower-tier colleges, or explore related branches like AI & DS. Management quota is another option. For better chances, aim to improve your score in the next attempt.

With 50% marks in Psychology Honours from Delhi University, your chances for M.A. Psychology admission in Common College Sector-1, Panchkula are low, as most colleges prefer 55–60% or higher.

However, if you have a strong CUET-PG score (above 240), you may still have a chance. Final admission depends on cutoffs and competition.