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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

Hello Aspirant,

To apply for the ISAT exam , which is the International Student Admissions Test (mostly for Medicine/Dentistry in Australia/Ireland):

1. Go to the ACER website (they conduct the test).

2. Create an account there.

3. Register for ISAT through your new ACER account.

4. Then, you'll also need to register for a ProctorU account (as it's an online, remotely proctored test).

5. After that, you'll get an invitation from ISAT to book your test session via ProctorU.

You need a computer, good internet, and a valid ID. The fee is typically around AUD 430.

Hello,

Yes, you are right. As per the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (RPwD) Act, 2016 (https://www.indiacode.nic.in/bitstream/123456789/15939/1/the_rights_of_persons_with_disabilities_act%2C_2016.pdf) , a person with benchmark disability (40% or more) including mental illness like OCD is eligible for reservation in government institutions like NITs and IITs .

Now, regarding the medical fitness certificate :

• If the format says the candidate must not have any mental illness, then it goes against the RPwD Act.

• The Act clearly says that a person with mental illness (like OCD) cannot be denied admission just because of their disability.

• So, if you have 40% OCD disability and are otherwise medically fit to pursue the course, you should not be denied admission .

• You can inform the institute about the RPwD Act and your rights under it.

If needed, you can also request a revised medical fitness format that is inclusive of disabilities.

Hope it helps !

Hello Vivek,

If you have lost your receipt of certificates from the Telangana Council of Higher Education, Hyderabad (https://tgche.ac.in/) , here’s what you can do:

1. Visit the TSCHE office – Go to the Telangana State Council of Higher Education office in Hyderabad.

2. Carry ID proof – Take any valid ID proof (like Aadhaar card, college ID, etc.).

3. Explain your issue – Tell them you lost your certificate receipt and need a duplicate or any solution.

4. Submit an application – You may be asked to write a request letter or fill a form.

5. Pay charges (if any) – If there is any fee, they will inform you.

6. Follow their instructions – They will guide you on the next steps.

It’s better to visit in person for a quick solution.

Hope it helps !

Hello Aspirant,

As of today, August 2, 2025, Bongaigaon College has already released several merit lists and conducted admissions for the 2025-26 academic session for various undergraduate (BA, B.Com, BBA) and HS 1st year courses.

They even had "Spot Admission" notices in June 2025. This means most regular admission seats are likely filled.

To know about any current vacancies, you must check their official website's "Admission Notices" section directly or contact the college admission office. Sometimes, very limited seats might open up in later rounds or for specific subjects.

Hello Aspirant,

For BPT (Bachelor of Physiotherapy) admission at Lokmanya Tilak Municipal Medical College (LTMMC) in Mumbai:

1. Eligibility: You need to have passed your 12th standard with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB).

2. Entrance Exam: Admission is mainly based on your NEET UG score .

3. Application: After NEET results, you'll apply through the Maharashtra State CET Cell's counselling process . LTMMC does not have a separate BPT application form; it's part of the state counselling.

4. Important: Keep checking the Maharashtra State CET Cell website and LTMMC's official website for exact dates and counselling details for 2025.

Hello Aspirant,

With a rank of 140,000 in NEET , getting a government MBBS college in any part of India (even open states) under the General category is extremely difficult, almost impossible.

Government MBBS seats fill up much earlier, usually within the first 25,000-30,000 ranks for the General category in All India Quota and even in state quotas for most competitive states like Uttar Pradesh. Some sources suggest General cutoffs for government MBBS are typically below 25,000-30,000 AIR.

While some newer or less preferred government colleges might have slightly lower cutoffs in very few states, a rank of 140,000 is generally too high for government MBBS. Your best bet for MBBS would be private medical colleges or considering other courses like BDS (Dentistry) or AYUSH (BHMS, BAMS) in government colleges , where cutoffs are lower.

Hello Aspirant,

For Park Institute of Technology (PCET) Coimbatore , the academic year for B.E. CSE Cybersecurity typically starts around August .

Admissions are often done through TNEA counselling, which usually wraps up by late July or early August. Students who get admitted through this process will then begin classes shortly after.

You should check the official PCET Coimbatore website for their precise academic calendar for the B.E. CSE Cybersecurity program for 2025-26.