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Vishwajeet kumar ray

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With 61 percentile in JEE Mains and belonging to the OBC category, your chances of getting admission into NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs through JoSAA Counselling are quite low, as the cutoff for most branches in these institutions is usually higher.

State Government Colleges – Some state government engineering colleges have lower cutoffs for OBC category candidates. States like MP, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, UP, and Haryana.

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Vaibhav Nalawade

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No specific MAT score cut-off is mentioned for Rajiv Academy for Technology and Management MCA but anything between 500 and 600 out of 800 is considered as good score which might get you admission into Rajiv Academy for Technology and Management. They take MAT scores as well as your graduation marks into consideration. They also have other exams like CAT so a good score along with a good academic score can make it easier to get through. 

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Vaibhav Nalawade

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KD Dental College and Hospital - BDS Yearly Fee = INR 2.19 Lacs The BDS programme is based on an entrance test: NEET-UG To obtain a seat, you must qualify the NEET-UG exam and attend the counselling process for? the same. According to the guidelines of the Dental Council of India, all dental colleges in India? must conduct NEET-UG.

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Mohit Shekhar

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Candidates who are looking for LLB (Hons) course admission at  Indore Institute of Law must have to appear for CLAT/IILET exam. Further, factors such as overall profile, academic background, work experience, entrance exam score and versatility and achievements factors are also considered for the final selection of the applicant. 

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Rupesh Katariya

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Hello Yashwanth,

With a 90,000 rank in COMEDK, 96 percentile in IPE, and 67 percentile in JEE Mains, your prospects rely on the competition, seat availability, and reservations by category. Although top institutions under COMEDK can be challenging, you can still get good private engineering colleges with branches like IT, ECE, or Mechanical.

All the very best for all of this ! 

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Raj Shukla

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The Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission notified 200 UPPSC vacancies in the official notification. The candidates applied online for the UPPSC 2025 exam. The number given in the official notification is tentative and can be modified at any stage of examination.

The UPPSC 2025 prelims exam was conducted on October 12, 2025.

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Rupesh Katariya

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Dear Kang Roo,
With an Andhra Pradesh EAMCET rank of 5333, additional opportunities of securing a government veterinary college rely on such variables as category, seat availability, and light cutoffs from previous years. Competition for securing a veterinary seat is extremely tough, and therefore, if you are from a reserved category, you may be likely to have greater opportunities than others.
It assists to look up previous years' cut-offs of government veterinary colleges of Andhra Pradesh to know your standing. In case studying in government colleges seems challenging, take a look at private veterinary colleges or associated animal s

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Rupesh Katariya

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Hello Nikita,

To prepare for the NET exam, there has to be a focused mindset. Begin by reading the syllabus of your subject and dividing the topics on the basis of weightage. Prepare a day-by-day study schedule, which includes both Paper 1 (Teaching & Research Aptitude) and Paper 2 (your subject of choice).

Use standard books, read previous years' question papers, and practice regular mock tests. Revision is the key, so keep on summarizing key concepts. For Paper 1, practice logical reasoning, comprehension, and data interpretation

All the very best! 

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