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I don't have any clarity on MBBS/BDS/agriculture in a government college admission. But I would love to share a practical alternative: IIM SKILLS digital marketing master course: it is a fully online, live instructor-led program, built with industrial experts and A.I integration, the course duration is 3 to 7 months with a 2-month guaranteed internship of 6,000  stipend per month. They also assure 100% placement support along with 15+ globally accredited certifications preparation. 

Score of 90 marks in CUET PG, considering you are under the EWS category, your admission will be based on several factors. Given below are some of the Government Universities/Colleges in Delhi you may opt for:1. University of DelhiUnder its constituent colleges, the University of Delhi offers a large number of postgraduate programs.CUET PG admissions in various courses are offered in different colleges and departments at DU, each differing regarding cut-offs for a particular course or department.2. Jawaharlal Nehru UniversityJNU offers a wide range of postgraduate courses through its schools.It also offers many of the programs that CUET PG was used as an entry criterion for. Cut-offs for EWS candidates may be marginally lower than those of the general category.

Behala College is a government-sponsored, state-aided college that offers autonomous status, making it a government-affiliated institution. The college was initially set up under a government refugee rehabilitation scheme. It was established in 1963 under a government scheme and continues to receive support from the government, even after obtaining autonomous status from the UGC. 

Yes, Conestoga College is a public university whose operations are funded by the government of Ontario.The college opened back in 1967, under the name Conestoga College of Applied Arts and Technology, as an institute that granted certifications and diplomas in skill-oriented courses. Over 32,000 students attend the college today from across the globe. 

Government College of Engineering is a renowned college in Maharashtra that offers quality education to students in the field of Engineering and Technology. The college is affiliated with the Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Technological University, Lonere, and has signed an MoU with Infosys. Further, the college has a well-equipped campus with all the modern facilities.

Both government and private colleges have their own benefits:Government Colleges: Lower fees, better faculty quality, and higher recognition. Admission is tougher due to limited seats.Private Colleges: Higher number of seats, modern facilities, and flexible learning environment. Fees are comparatively higher, but some offer strong placement support.If budget is a concern, government colleges are the best option. But if you prioritize exposure, infrastructure, and more availability of seats, private institutions can also be a great choice.

Yes, Government College of Engineering, Ratnagiri admissions are currently ongoing. Students interested in getting into the BTech courses offered by the college may visit the official website of the college. Currently, the college has released notifications for CAP rounds. However, to learn the exact timeline and dates related to the college, students are advised to connect with the college's help desk.

Yes, MANIT is a government college. Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology, Bhopal, is approved by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). Additionally, the Maulana Azad National Institute of Technolog, y Bhopal, is recognised by the NBA  (National Board of Accreditation) and ARIIA.