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Hello,

Bangalore, commonly referred to as India's Silicon Valley, houses many esteemed engineering colleges that admit students via KCET (Karnataka Common Entrance Test). The leading engineering colleges in Bangalore via KCET consist of both government-supported and private institutions recognized for their educational excellence, placements, and facilities.

Leading the list is R.V. College of Engineering (RVCE), closely followed by B.M.S. College of Engineering (BMSCE) and MS Ramaiah Institute of Technology (MSRIT), which rank among the top KCET colleges in the region.

Additional prominent institutions comprise Bangalore Institute of Technology (BIT), Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering (DSCE), Sir M. Visvesvaraya Institute of Technology, JSS Academy of Technical Education, Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Technology, alongside New Horizon College of Engineering. Institutions such as Nitte Meenakshi Institute of Technology, Acharya Institute of Technology, and CMR Institute of Technology similarly attract top-ranking KCET candidates. Bangalore boasts over 50 reputable engineering colleges that accept students via KCET, providing various disciplines such as Computer Science, Electronics, Mechanical, Civil, and emerging areas like AI & Data Science. Admission thresholds change according to the branch, reservation category, and annual competition, yet the leading 50 KCET colleges in Bangalore offer a broad range of quality education and career prospects in engineering.

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Hello aspirant,

As per your rank, here is the list of colleges to expect

1. REVA University
2. Acharya Institute of Technology
3. New Horizon College of Engineering
4. AMC Engineering College
5. Dayanand Sagar College of Engineering
6. Cambridge Institute of Technology
7. KS Institute of Technology
8. BMS Institute of Technology and Management

For accuarte prediction, use careers360 college predictor,

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/comedk-uget-rank-wise-colleges-list

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Hello Sanjana,

Yes, you will definitely eligible to apply for Direct Second Year (Lateral Entry) admission in Diploma in Computer Engineering if you have completed HSC (Science stream) with 76%. However, the eligibility may vary somewhat depending on the technical education board of a particular state and so on. Normally, students with Science background with subject such as Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics or Vocational/Technical subjects can apply. You need to check state or college criteria before applying.

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, you can get admission into the direct second year (also called lateral entry) of a Diploma in Computer Engineering in some states — but only if the technical education board in your state permits lateral entry after HSC (Class 12) with Science subjects.Most states (like Maharashtra, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, etc.) allow lateral entry into 2nd year diploma if:

HSC (Class 12) in Science stream with Mathematics or Technical/Vocational subjects .Some states require a Centralized Admission Process (CAP) or merit-based counselling.

All the best for your admission in diploma.

Hello,

Achieving an 83 percentile in MHT CET (PCB group) makes securing a government engineering college seat in Maharashtra difficult, yet not entirely infeasible, depending on your category and the seat availability in less competitive programs.

As you are applying via the PCB stream, your opportunities are usually more restricted compared to those who apply with the PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) group, since engineering admissions mainly rely on PCM scores. Nonetheless, certain engineering programs linked to biotechnology or interdisciplinary studies may take PCB scores into account.

If you are part of a reserved category (such as SC/ST/OBC) or possess state domicile, your opportunities enhance marginally in the initial rounds of counselling. However, many leading government engineering institutions such as COEP Pune, VJTI Mumbai, or ICT Mumbai necessitate significantly higher scores and eligibility in the PCM stream.

With an 83 percentile in PCB, your optimal opportunities would be at private engineering colleges or self-financed institutions in Maharashtra through the management quota or particular biology-related fields, if available.

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Hello,

Question Papers from Previous Years (PYQs) for B.Sc. Biology (Hons.) entrance tests are crucial for grasping the exam format, commonly covered subjects, and the difficulty level.

Various universities conduct their specific entrance examinations like DU (Delhi University) (prior to CUET), Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Aligarh Muslim University (AMU), and currently CUET-UG for several central universities, typically featuring questions that encompass subjects such as Biology, Chemistry, and Fundamental Physics, alongside periodic General Knowledge and Logical Reasoning.

These previous year questions can assist you in practicing multiple choice questions related to subjects such as Cell Biology, Genetics, Ecology, Human Physiology, and Plant Physiology. These past year papers can be located on university websites, exam prep books, or educational sites such as Careers360.

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Hello Aspirant,

In the event that your documents were only partially verified in the round(s) of CAP (Centralized Admission Process) and you have been instructed to re-upload your documents, follow these steps:

1. Login to the official CAP portal with your application ID and password
2. Go to the “Document Upload” or “Application Status” section
3. Look for your documents that have either “Rejected” or “Needs Re-upload” marked.
4. When you have located your document, click on the re-upload buttons next to the specific document, and upload a clear, correct, and readable copy of your document in the specified format (pdf/jpg, below size limits).
5. Save the document and submit

After completing the upload, be on watch on the portal for updated verification of your research status. If you have any technical difficulties, please contact the CAP help desk or your ARC (Admission Reporting Center).

Hello reader,

Yes, the Government Polytechnic College, Adityapur does has girls hostel.

The fees of which ranges from 5k to 10k depending upon facilities.

For more information click on the link given below,

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/government-polytechnic-adityapur/facilities

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Hello,

Kudos on achieving an outstanding AIR 817 in NEET 2025! That’s an impressive accomplishment. In response to your question, if you enroll in AIIMS Bibinagar, you will be regarded as a central institute student rather than a Telangana state quota student, as AIIMS operates as an autonomous body under the central government. In Telangana, for NEET PG counselling, the local candidate status for government quota PG seats is based on where you studied MBBS and your residency/domicile status according to the regulations set by the Telangana state counselling authority (KNRUHS).

Typically, to qualify as a local for NEET PG under the Telangana quota, you must have completed your MBBS at a college associated with KNRUHS or Dr. NTRUHS, such as Gandhi Medical College.

Therefore, if you enroll at AIIMS Bibinagar, you might not qualify for the local quota of NEET PG in Telangana, since it is not affiliated with KNRUHS. You will, nonetheless, become qualified for the AIIMS internal quota in INICET for PG programs in all AIIMS institutions, which is an important benefit. If maintaining local quota eligibility in NEET PG Telangana is your goal, Gandhi Medical College would be a more secure option. However, if you consider INICET and central counselling alternatives, AIIMS Bibinagar provides a respected and well-equipped setting.

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Hello,

For the Class 10 (2025) English question paper PDF for the 2nd SOSC (State Open School Certificate) exam from the Board of Secondary Education (BSE) Odisha, you should visit the official BSE Odisha website: www.bseodisha.ac.in.

The board typically posts model papers, past year question papers, and exam resources in the “Examinations” or “Publications” sections. If the recent 2025 paper isn't uploaded yet, you can still check earlier year question papers or sample papers found online, which have a similar format and will assist you in grasping the structure, marks distribution, and key topics.

Moreover, various regional educational forums or Telegram groups for BSE Odisha students frequently distribute PDFs of question papers soon after the examination. If you are registered at an accredited educational institution, your school or test coordinator might also offer access to official resources.

Hope this helps. All the best!