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Aashi Shukla

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No, the newly added changes to the PTE exam will not change the fees for Indian students. The PTE Academic  exam fees for Indian students in 2025 will continue to remain INR 18,000. 

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Aditya Choudhary

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If you are cautious about the branch you are choosing and if its CSE then you might get some state government colleges assuming that you are a general category student, colleges like SLIET and other regional colleges will get you a CSE but if you are okay with any branch then you can easily get NIT at this rank. 

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Aditya Choudhary

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With 66 marks in KCET you will lie in the range of around 7000 to 9000 rank. You might get lower branches in RVCE. Other colleges that you might get are, UVCE, MSRIT, RV UNIVERSITY etc.

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Nishtha Shukla

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Yes, candidates seeking admission in UG and PG courses can get admission without any entrance exam scores. Aspirants are shortlisted for UG admssion based on their qualifying exam scores and performance in personal interview round. Admission to PG courses is on first-come-first-serve-basis followed by performance of the candidates in the PI round. 

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Aditya Choudhary

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If you haven't booked any slot while filling up the form, you will be allotted a slot automatically and then you can download the admit card using your credentials.

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Aman Mishra

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MBM Jodhpur – Cutoff Trends (JEE Main) for CSE (Computer Science & Engineering)

  • For General category, the cutoff is around 85 percentile
  • For OBC-NCL, it's around 78–80 percentile
  • Other branches have even lower cutoffs

So at 90.45 percentile, you're well above the typical cutoff for CSE and other top branches.

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Atul Arora

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Yes, you need to appear for the AIIMS nursing exam separately. AIIMS does not accept NEET UG for nursing courses. AIIMS conducts separate exams for: MBBS, BSc Nursing, Paramedical courses. The AIIMS BSc Nursing exam is offered every year.

The minimum cutoff scores for admission to AIIMS for a BSc in nursing are: General category: 55OBC category: 45–50SC/ST category: 30–40.

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Mohit Datta

Contributor-Level 9

Several colleges in India offer BSc Nursing programs without conducting their entrance exams, relying instead on merit-based admissions or direct admissions based on Class 12 marks. 

Candidates can check such colleges in the table below:

College Name

Total Fees

Amity University, Gurugram

INR 5.84 Lakh

Armed Forces Medical College

INR 80,000

Armed2 Medical College, Nagpur

INR 35,200

Armed9 Medical College Hospital and Research Centre

INR 1.5 - 4 Lakh

Parul University

INR 4.5 Lakh

Silver Oak University

INR 4.88 Lakh

Baba Farid University of Health Sciences

INR 1.2 Lakh

Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute

INR 50,600

Armed99 Academy of Higher Education

INR 5.52 Lakh

Note: The information is sourced from the official/counselling body of the institute/exam.

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Aman Mishra

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You should refer to the BHU Ph.D. Information Bulletin 2024–25, which outlines eligibility, disciplines, and exam structure including syllabus details for RET (Research Entrance Test) for each department, including Computer Science. 

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Sukrati Shukla

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If you're gearing up for the KCET exam, starting your preparation with NCERT books for Classes eleven and twelve in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology is one of the smartest moves. These books lay a rock-solid foundation and cover the core syllabus in language that is clear and easy to digest. For concept clarity and extra practice, titles like “Concepts of Physics” by HC Verma for Physics and “Modern's ABC of Chemistry” by S P Jauhar for Chemistry are invaluable companions—each known for simplifying tough ideas and offering plenty of solved examples.

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