Yes, several government colleges offer Bsc. Nursing programs through NEET, and their fees vary. Some top colleges include AIIMS, JIPMER And BHU.The fees at these institutions range from 1,600 TO 3,600 per annaum

Government College of Engineering, Nagpur is a public institute that provides various programmes. The institute is affiliated with RTM University, Nagpur. The popular programmes are the Bachelor of Engineering (BE) and Master of Technology (MTech) courses. The institute is accredited by the NAAC wit

SIM Aurangabad is not government-run—it operates as a private management institute.

The cut off for Diploma in computer Science at the Government Polytechnic College in Pune is around 92 percent in 10th and rank around 810 in merit of CAP round for general category. It also depends on your category and the branch you want to take.

With the Percentile of 52.34 percentile in JEE Main you can get :

1. IET, Lucknow
2. University of Lucknow.

These colleges can offer you branches in engineering in some branches of you choice expect CSE branch and you can also apply for diplomas in here

GMC Haldwani doesn't offer a 1-year GNM; the 3-year GNM costs about INR 30,000 – INR 50,000 per year.

All Saint's College of Technology is a private college, but it follows all government rules for engineering education. It is linked to a recognised university (like Anna University) and approved by AICTE. This means the college offers trusted degrees and good education. Even though it is privately r

With 73 percentile in JEE Main 2025, admission to NITs is unlikely for general category students, as cutoff percentiles are usually above 88. However, you may get a seat in state government engineering colleges through state counseling. Colleges in Bihar, Rajasthan, or Uttar Pradesh may offer option

With 500 marks in NEET 2025, getting a government medical college is possible but depends on your category and state quota. For General category, it's tough under All India Quota, but under State Quota, you might get a seat in BDS or MBBS in less competitive states.