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Hello Aspirant,

The girls' hostel at BGS Kengeri (likely referring to BGS Global Institute of Medical Sciences) seems quite good!

Here's what students say:

• Facilities: Rooms are clean and well-maintained, often with options for single or double sharing, and some have AC. You get a bed, study table, cupboard, fan, and Wi-Fi.

• Food: There are usually multiple messes, sometimes offering different cuisines (like Kerala style and North Indian). Most reviews say the food is decent, hygienic, and non-veg is served a few times a week.

• Safety: They have 24/7 security and CCTV cameras for safety.

• Amenities: You'll find solar hot water, study halls, laundry facilities, and sometimes a TV room.

Overall, it sounds like a comfortable and well-managed place to stay.

Yes, since you passed Class 12 in 2025 and want to improve your marks, you can apply for the 2026 CBSE improvement exam as a private candidate. You don’t need school help for this CBSE will release the form on their official website around October to November 2025. You’ll need to fill it online and select the subjects you want to improve.

The improvement exams are usually held along with regular board exams in February March, not after the declaration of 2026 results. So you’ll be writing the paper at the same time as regular students.

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Yes, there will be a Round 2 in COMEDK for General Merit  students as well, not just for KKR students. Round 2 is usually conducted in multiple phases where GM candidates can participate depending on their eligibility and seat availability.

If you apply for withdrawal in Round 2, the fee refund timeline depends on when you submit the withdrawal request. Generally, COMEDK starts processing refunds a few weeks after the withdrawal window closes, and it may take around 2 to 4 weeks for the refund to reflect in your account. Make sure your bank details are correctly updated and keep checking the official portal for exact refund dates.

Hello Aspirant,

If you received an RT (Repeat Theory) in your compartment examination, and you wish to appear as a private candidate in your second chance:

1. How: You will have to register as a private candidate online through the official website of your Board when advertisement is released (generally, a few weeks after results);
2. When: The exam itself can take place a few months later (CBSE conducts it in July–August for Class 12 for instance,); the dates and the registration period for the concerned exam will be mentioned in the circular of the Board.
3. If you manage to pass in this second attempt, you will receive a fresh marksheet with only the (passed) updated result shown. The previous compartment attempt will also not be specified anywhere on the final marksheet. You may also be provided with a separate pass certificate if you did not get one before.

Hello!

A percentile of 87 in MHT CET Agriculture, combined with an ST reservation, gives you good options for BSc Agriculture in Maharashtra.

• Government colleges like College of Agriculture, Pune, or Mahatma Phule Agri College, Rahuri may require percentiles above 90, but they sometimes open seats in subsequent rounds for ST candidates.

• Private but government-aided colleges such as JSPM College of Agriculture (Tathawade) and colleges under Marathwada Agricultural University often accept lower percentiles (85–88) in reserved category.

• Look at institutions like Vasantrao Naik College, Parbhani, and Agriculture University campuses in Kolhapur where ST seats often open up below the 90th percentile.

Fill your choices during MHT CET CAP counseling through the DTE Maharashtra portal. Prioritize colleges in reserve and open quotas early. Also, some newer private universities offer scholarships for ST candidates with MHT CET scores between 80–90 Percentile.

Best wishes!

Hello Aspirant,

B.Ed (Bachelor of Education) admissions usually start around March to July each year.

Many universities conduct their own entrance exams, and the application forms for these exams are released earlier. For example, some opened forms in February-April, while others are in May-June.

It's best to check the specific university or state you're interested in, as exact dates can vary. Look at their official websites around these months for application announcements.

Hello Aspirant,

Having an AP EAMCET rank of 15825 with ST category gives you a good chance for a government veterinary seat in Andhra Pradesh for 2025!

For ST candidates, cut-offs for BVSc & A.H. (Veterinary) can go quite high. For instance, in 2024, for College of Veterinary Science, Tirupati, the ST closing rank was around 248238 (All India Quota). For NTR College of Veterinary Science, Gannavaram, it was around 288684 .

Your rank of 15825 is very strong within the ST category, making admission likely.

Participate actively in the AP EAMCET counselling for veterinary courses. You have a solid possibility!

Hello Piyush,

If your Date of Birth or DOB is wrong only in your 11th marksheet but correct in the rest of your documentation (i.e. 10th marksheet, Aadhar, birth certificate etc.), it should not cause any significant issues; especially because the 11th marksheet is not often the primary document used to verify DOB during admissions etc. However, during admissions in Rajasthan colleges, the authorities may require consistency in documents; if this is the case:

• You should take an affidavit explaining the DOB issue.
• You should get a correction done in your 11th marksheet from your school/board if there is time.
• If a correction cannot be done in the short time available, the affidavit should be accepted; although some institutions may then reserve the right to make a final decision.

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, a DOB mistake on your 11th marksheet could create a problem for admission in Rajasthan, as colleges typically require consistent information across all documents.

However, since your DOB is correct in all other documents (like 10th marksheet, Aadhaar, etc.), an affidavit would likely be enough to explain the discrepancy.

You should get a notarized affidavit clearly stating your correct DOB and explaining the error in the 11th marksheet. Submit this affidavit along with your other documents during the admission process. This shows the college you're being honest and have proper proof of your actual DOB