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Minimum eligibility is 50% for BVP or any other college in Pune/Maharashtra. You can try for colleges in Karnataka as their eligibility criteria is low as compared to Pune.

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Hi Venkat,
You can use the AP-EAMCET 2018 College Predictor option available on shiksha.com. College Predictor helps students to get an idea about the chances of admission in the college of their choice based on AP-EAMCET 2018 result.
Please refer the link below for your reference:
https://www.shiksha.

Yes, sure. You can get there. It is a good college and there is no problem of getting admission there. Moreover, you will get better opportunities over there in the field of nursing.

You have chances to get because they have reduced the shift, not seats.

No, you can't get admission in IET through lateral entry.

On the basis of your SC rank, there is 70% chance that you can get IET Lucknow, but surely you can get seat in:KNIT.
BIET
MJPRU
KIET

See, if you are a Delhi student then you can all the government colleges of Delhi like GB Pant, Okala; Ambedkar College, etc. And other than that, all the private colleges but if your resident of other state then you might not get any of the government college as because of the 85% and 15% quota of

Thanks for asking your question. I think that choice filling is going on. If you are a general candidate then the chances are nil of getting a college. For OBC candidates, lower ranked NITs are possible but that too not sure. But if are SC/ST candidate, you have high chances of getting into good III