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With AIR of 2038 and an OB-C rank of 676,you have a good chance of securing an MBBS seat in JIPMER,Puducherry. based on the updates,your OBC rank is well within the range of the latest closing ranks.You should definitely include JIPMER at high on your preference list during AIQ.follow each counselling rounds as seat allotment can vary depending on competition and preferences.

For further details: https://www.careers360.com/university/jawaharlal-institute-of-postgraduate-medical-education-and-research-puducherry

Hello aspirant,

Thanks for reaching out.

you have a good chance of getting admission in private AYUSH courses especially BHMS (Homeopathy),and BNYS (Naturopathy) in various states

Admission in govt AYUSH courses is difficult,cut-offs vary across states. so participatein counselling rounds to improve your chances.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/ayush-course

I think you want to say 86 percentile because JEE Mains releases merit lists based on percentile, not percentages. So, with this percentile, you can get into several government colleges or private colleges in the city of Hyderabad. There many colleges in  hyderabad that accept  mains score, some popular ones arfe

1. IIIT Hyderabad
2. University of Hyderabad
3. Woxsen University

But there are several colleges in this rank, which you can check with our college predictor in this link from Career360:

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=jee_cp

With 74 percentile in OUAT and being from the SC category, you have a good chance to get admission in B.Sc. Agriculture at Bhubaneswar. Last year, students from the SC category got seats in this course with a percentile around 68.9%. Your score is higher than that, so your chances are strong.

But final admission also depends on your total merit score, which includes your marks in the entrance test, Class 10, and Class 12.

Counselling will usually start around August. You will need to register and fill your choice of college and course on the official OUAT website.

You should regularly check the official website for updates.

Website:
https://www.ouat.nic.in

With a GPAT 2025 rank of 10,759, you can get admission in many good M.Pharm colleges. Your rank is not enough for top institutes like NIPER Mohali or Jamia Hamdard, which usually take students with ranks below 3000. But many state government colleges and private pharmacy colleges accept ranks up to 20,000 or more. You have a good chance to get a seat in these colleges.

You should register for GPAT-based counselling or apply directly to colleges that accept GPAT scores. You will also be eligible for a monthly GPAT stipend during your M.Pharm course if you get admission through GPAT.

You can check the cutoffs and apply to colleges that match your rank and interest.

Website for details:
https://pharmacy.careers360.com/articles/nbe-gpat

If your rank is 1374 in the HFC category, you have a good chance of getting admission in Assam Agricultural University (AAU) under the Higher Fee Category.

HFC seats are meant for students from the North Eastern states. If you are eligible under this category, then your rank is good enough for getting admission into courses like BSc Agriculture, BSc Horticulture, BSc Community Science, or even Veterinary courses, depending on seat availability and your preference.

To get admission, you need to apply online through the AAU admission portal. Then you have to attend the Common Entrance Test (CET UG AAU). After that, you will go through counselling, where you can choose your course and campus.

The counselling usually happens around July or August. After seat allotment, you must pay the fee and complete document verification.

For HFC students, the fee for BSc Agriculture is around Rs 79,000 for the first semester and Rs 68,000 for the second semester.

You should regularly check the official AAU website for updates and admission dates.

Website for details:
https://www.aau.ac.in/admission

Hello,

If you are aiming for admission into Pharm.D (Doctor of Pharmacy), that's a good choice if you are planning to start a career in the healthcare and pharmaceutical field. Pharm.D is a 6-year professional course, 5 years of study + 1-year internship, where you can learn a wide range of subjects like medicine, clinical pharmacy, and patient care. After completing the course, you can work as a clinical pharmacist, drug inspector, or even explore more options abroad.

To get admission in this course, you should have passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, or Mathematics . In some states and colleges, admission is based on entrance exams like NEET, MHT, KCET, etc. But many private colleges and universities also offer direct admission based on 12th marks. So, don’t worry if you haven’t given any entrance test yet there are still options available.

Some top institutes that offer Pharm.D are:

Manipal College of Pharmaceutical Sciences

JSS College of Pharmacy

Bharati Vidyapeeth, Pune

SRM Institute of Science and Technology

If you are from a reserved category (like SC/ST/OBC) or from rural areas, you may also get a relaxation in cut-off marks or preference during counselling. So, it’s better to check the eligibility and admission process of your state or preferred college.

You can explore the full list of Pharm.D colleges, entrance exams, fees, and admission details here:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/pharm-d-doctor-of-pharmacy

Thank you

Hello,

If your Category Rank is 238 (SC/OBC/ST?), and your General Rank is 266, then:

1. If You Belong to SC Category

Very high chances of getting BVSc in first or second round

(DUVASU cutoffs for SC in recent years have gone up to around 400–500 category rank)

2. If You Belong to OBC Category

Moderate to good chance, as OBC cutoff often stays around 200–250 category rank

Your rank of 238 is on the edge; you may get a seat in 2nd/3rd round or on upgradation

3. If You Are in General Category

General seat cutoff usually closes around 150–200

At General Rank 266, chances are low for open merit seat

Attend counseling — especially if you're OBC or SC

Keep track of upgradation rounds – many get upgraded to BVSc later

Also apply through ICAR UG counseling (if you appeared for AIEEA)

Hello,

For your question's answer, the admission procedure for MA labor involves an entrance exam followed by merit screening that is based on our merit in the exam. You can follow the flow for the admission if you fit the eligibility criteria, like a bachelor's degree in any discipline and minimum percentages of 50% or 55% in this course. If you fall for this, follow this flow

1. Apply for Exam
2. Give the Entrance Exam
3. Merit Screening and Selection

If you cross these stages, you can get admission to this program.

Hope I clear your query!!