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hi,

With your son’s KCET rank of 26,099, getting a seat in Electronics and Communication Engineering at KLS Gogte Institute might be difficult. Last year, the closing rank for that branch was around 19,000 to 23,000, which is better than his rank.

However, he can still try for counselling and see if any seats are left in later rounds. It’s also a good idea to consider other branches like Electrical Engineering, where the cutoffs are usually higher and might match his rank.

Make sure to complete the counselling registration on the official KEA website and keep checking for seat allotment updates. If this college doesn’t work out, you can look at other colleges or management quota options as a backup.

Hello,

A Diploma in Mechanical Engineering is a 3-year technical program that teaches the basics of designing, manufacturing, and maintaining mechanical systems. It's usually pursued after Class 10 or 12.

Fee Structure

The fees vary by institute type (government vs private) and state:

• Government Polytechnic Colleges: Rs 5,000 to Rs15,000 per year
• Private Polytechnic Colleges: Rs 25,000 to Rs 80,000 per year

Some colleges charge additional fees for labs, uniforms, exams, etc. Scholarships are available for SC/ST/OBC and economically weaker students.

Admission Process

1. Eligibility:

• Class 10 pass (minimum 35%-50%)
• Some institutes also accept Class 12 students directly into 2nd year (lateral entry)

2. Admission Methods:

• Entrance exams like:
• Delhi CET, JEECUP (Uttar Pradesh), TNEA, AP POLYCET, Maharashtra DTE, etc.
• Merit-based admission in some states or private colleges

In top government polytechnic colleges, most faculty members are B.Tech/M.Tech graduates, often with teaching experience or industry exposure. Private colleges can vary — reputed ones have good faculty, but some may lack experienced staff. Always check college reviews or visit campus if possible.

Hope this helps. All the best!

To pursue a Ph.D. in Pharmacy at SR University, you'll need to follow a specific process. Here's a general outline:

1. Eligibility and Application:

Academic Qualifications:

Typically, a Master's degree in Pharmacy or a related field with a minimum of 55% marks is required. There may be relaxations for reserved categories.

Application Process:

You'll need to fill out an online or offline application form and pay the required fee. Details can be found on the university's official website.

Entrance Exam:

Most universities require a Ph.D. entrance exam, which assesses your knowledge and aptitude for research.

2. Entrance Exam Preparation:

Syllabus:

Familiarize yourself with the syllabus for the entrance exam. It will likely cover core areas of pharmacy and research methodology.

Study Resources:

Utilize academic journals, news sources, and online resources to stay updated on the latest developments in your research area.

Practice:

Attempt mock tests and previous years' question papers to get familiar with the exam pattern.

3. Enrollment and Formalities:

Enrolment:

After successfully clearing the entrance exam and interview (if applicable), you'll be enrolled in the Ph.D. program.

Verification and Formalities:

You'll need to complete the necessary verification procedures and formalities as per the university's guidelines.

Timelines:

The enrollment process should be completed by the specified deadline, often in September or December/January.

4. Research and Dissertation:

Supervisor:

You'll be assigned a research supervisor who will guide you throughout your Ph.D. journey.

Research Area:

Choose a research area of interest within pharmacy and develop a research proposal.

Dissertation:

You'll conduct research, analyze data, and write a dissertation based on your findings.

Important Considerations:

Specific University Guidelines:

It's crucial to refer to the official SR University website or relevant publications for the most accurate and up-to-date information on the Ph.D. program in Pharmacy.

Contact the University:

If you have any specific questions or require clarification, reach out to the relevant departments or admissions office at SR University.

Hello,

Here's a general guidline for the enrollment process.

Eligibility Criteria

Educational Qualification: A Master's degree in Pharmacy or a related field with at least 55% marks (or equivalent grade).

Relaxation: Candidates belonging to SC/ST/OBC (non-creamy layer)/Differently-Abled/EWS categories are eligible for a 5% relaxation, making it 50% marks.

Direct Ph.D. Admission after B.Tech: Candidates with a 4-year B.Tech degree and a minimum CGPA of 7.5 are also eligible, as per UGC norms.

Candidates with valid scores in national-level exams such as UGC-NET, CSIR-NET, GATE, GPAT, or SET are exempted from the entrance test. However, they must appear for the interview.

As of now, SRU has not released the specific dates for the Ph.D. Pharmacy admissions for the upcoming session.  It's advisable to regularly check the official SRU Ph.D. Admissions page for updates.

Hope this helps. All the best!

To do a PhD in Pharmacy at SR University, you need to apply before June 6, 2025. The entrance exam and interview will be held from June 16 to June 18, 2025. If you have NET, GATE, or JRF, you may skip the written test. After results, selected students must join within two weeks. The exam has 100 questions with no negative marks. Check the official SR University website for updates and prepare well for the exam.

Hello Tamanna,

The UGC NET Mass Communication and Journalism exam includes two papers:

• Paper I : General Paper on Teaching and Research Aptitude (common for all subjects)

• Paper II : Subject-specific, covering Mass Communication and Journalism

Syllabus for Paper II (Mass Communication and Journalism):

• Unit 1: Introduction to Journalism and Mass Communication

• Unit 2: Communication for Development and Social Change

• Unit 3: Reporting and Editing

• Unit 4: Advertising and Marketing Communication

• Unit 5: Public Relations and Corporate Communication

• Unit 6: Media Laws and Ethics

• Unit 7: Media Management and Production

• Unit 8: ICT and Media

• Unit 9: Film and Visual Communication

• Unit 10: Research Methods and Theories of Communication

Each unit includes theoretical foundations, history, media practices, laws, ethics, and research methods.

Question Paper Details:

• Paper II consists of 100 multiple-choice questions, each carrying 2 marks.

• Questions are asked from all 10 units of the syllabus.

• Previous years’ question papers include topics like communication theories, journalism ethics, media laws, reporting styles, advertising strategies, and media history.

To prepare well, it is important to practice previous year papers and understand the pattern of questions asked from each unit.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hello,

You can download the syllabus in hindi language from the National Testing Agency Portal (NTA). NTA has all the syllabus and previous year papers, arranged chronologically. Please go through its official portal and you can download the syllabus in your device.

Hope this helps. All the best!

With a score of 130 in KCET 2025, getting a CSE seat in top government or top-tier private colleges in Bangalore may be challenging, especially under the General category. However, you still have a chance in some good private colleges depending on your category (like SC, ST, OBC, 3A, etc.) and whether you belong to a rural or Kannada medium quota. Colleges like Atria Institute of Technology, AMC Engineering College, or New Horizon College of Engineering may be within reach for CSE or similar branches like ISE or AI&DS.

Keep checking the official KEA counseling portal for cutoff ranks from the previous years, as they give a clearer idea of what to expect. Also, try keeping backup options like Information Science, Artificial Intelligence, or ECE in slightly lower-tier colleges, as they sometimes offer similar opportunities. If you’re aiming for CSE specifically, you can also consider applying for management quota or explore spot round counseling if available.

Hello Aspirant,

Do not worry too much. The chances of them rejecting your whole application based on one missed step are very low, particularly if you can just explain it clearly. If the editing time is over, and you decide to take some action, you might still be able to reach to the support or helpdesk team of the Neepg 2025 application immediately and just say to them that you missed the update deadline because you did not notice the email in time and politely see if there is any chance they could either re-open your editing window or you could submit your updated image separately by another means.

Generally, organizations are forgiving if you are proactive with your communication. In the meantime, have all your application documents handy and stay calm. There is nothing more that needs to be done other than taking a constructive and courteous action as soon as you can. This is the best way to improve your odds!

Hi aspirant,

1. If you are accepted into a diploma program through counselling, you will almost probably be required to pay fees .
2. To participate in the process, you often pay a non-refundable counselling or registration charge , and if your seat is assigned , you must pay an entrance fee , a seat acceptance fee , or a portion of the first year's tuition fees to confirm your seat .
3. The exact fee and payment structure might vary greatly depending on the university (public or private), the type of diploma, and the counselling authority.
4. It is critical to consult the official counselling brochure or the institute's website for specific information on the price payment method and dates .

All the best!