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Hello Aspirant,

Since you have not mentioned your home state so considering it as West Bengal according to your profile.

See it is quite difficult to help you with the exact list of colleges as the counselling is yet to be conducted and the cut-offs keep on changing every year

Hello Aspirant,

See it is quite difficult to help you with the exact list of colleges as the counselling is yet to be conducted and the cut-offs keep on changing every year but yes we can provide you the list of colleges that you can get based on previous years

Hello aspirant.

The previous year cut off for government colleges for the EWS category was 552, in Andhra Pradesh. Even for private colleges, the cut off does not go below 400, though the fee structure is around 12 lakh per annum. Hence, with this budget and your category, you have

Dear candidate securing 3090 state rank shows good effort from your side, it is true that you have chances to get admission in few Government Medical Colleges and in private colleges too, I would suggest you to use our NEET UG college predictor to predict the best colleges based on

Hi,

I hope you are doing well.

Yes, you can definitely pursue LLB after Bsc in psychology. It is a 3 year full time undergraduate programme focussing on the law and order of a country.

Eligibility : a degree of graduation in any discipline from a recognized university or college.

Hello Aspirant ,

• It is quite difficult to to get a bds college in this marks under state quota. you can probably get admissions in any of the private colleges of your state.
• all you can do is wait for the state merit list to be released and then apply

Hello Aspirant,

See from 2020 onwards ESIC colleges do not take part in state quota counselling instead the seats are allotted only through AIQ counselling.

It is quite difficult to make any accurate prediction of your admission chances in any particular college because the cut-off keeps on changing every year

See two courses you have mentioned are entirely different from each other. So comparing two courses which are out of the genre is not at all logical.

If you want to do job in IT companies or top MNC's such as the Google, Microsoft etc and you like the coding

Hey aspirant

It's a fantastic opportunity for students because it allows them to spend the first year of college studying common subjects with other single-degree students. They have the opportunity to pursue their interests for the entire year, and then, before the second year begins, an engineering degree is assigned