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Yes, after completing a diploma, you can continue your studies through correspondence or distance education. Many universities like IGNOU, Symbiosis Centre for Distance Learning, and Annamalai University offer part-time or online BTech, BSc, or management courses.
It’s a good option if you want to work and study simultaneously.

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Yes, this is very helpful platform for NEET Aspirants. Careers360 provides all details about NEET Exam like:

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Usually BSc. 4th Semester exams starts in between of January and  February .

Hello, Yes, you definitely have a chance of getting admission with an All India Rank of 1990 (UR), but it will be highly competitive for a top-demand subject like Genetics and Plant Breeding (GPB).

You are unlikely to secure a seat in the premier institutes (like IARI or top-tier State Agricultural Universities) in the first or second rounds. However, your best opportunity will be in the final and mop-up rounds of counselling. Seats frequently become vacant as other candidates upgrade or accept state quota admissions.

Your strategy must be to apply for every single university offering GPB during the choice-filling process, including newer or more remote colleges, to maximize your probability. You should also consider filling in choices for related subjects like Plant Biotechnology or Seed Science & Technology, where your rank would give you a much stronger chance of admission.

I hope you found this information helpful and for any study related queries you can ask in careers360 app, Have a great day!

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Hey there,

With a score of 468 in NEET and from the VJNT-A category with the Hilly area certificate, you have good chances to get an MBBS seat in a government medical college in Maharashtra, especially in Round 2 or Mop-up round as the cutoff for the VJNT-A category with the Hilly quota goes around 440-470 marks, but it varies every year.

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Hello dear candidate,

here the summary for Expected marks required to get into AIIMS Delhi OBC category:-

• Total OBC MBBS seats:- 32
• Expected marks required:- 716-720
• Expected opening rank:- 57
• Predicted closing rank:- 177

I hope you find this information helpful. Thank you.

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