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If you scored 57% in 12th and 84%ile in JEE Mains, you can apply to the colleges which comes under JoSAA counseling process. going by your percentile score your expected AIR would be 1,50,000 – 2,00,000. Few of the colleges that this student may consider are National Institute of Technology (NIT) Warangal, NIT Surathkal, NIT Trichy for which the cutoffs begin from 70000 AIR to 150000 AIR. Other options are IIITs like IIIT Hyderabad, IIIT Bangalore and IIIT Allahabad with rank of 50000 to 120000 AIR. Also for the candidate there are other private institutes such as BITS Pilani, VIT Vellore, SRM university where separate counseling is conducted.

Yes, CAT would also take you to an MBA, and there is no upper age limit with regards to applying for CAT or MBA admissions. Many business schools in India, including IIMs, accept candidates with very different backgrounds and work experience, even those having worked for quite some time, such as in pharma sales and marketing.

With that much time spent in sales and marketing, your profile could really be a strong asset to your MBA application. Because of this, experience in leadership and understanding the industry may help in your application process and even during the interview, primarily for those in managerial position-occupied MBA programs or those in part-time programs, which often make it fit for students with experience.

Some specific MBA programs emphasize the value of one's professional experience, as they may be more suited to your profile.

It does not have a BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications), but it does have completely B. Tech programs associated with Computer Science, IT, etc. Most BCA programs mandate mathematics as a compulsory subject. So, pursuing a BCA program from those universities would be tough for you since you've studied management/commerce in your 12th and did not take math.

You could still apply for the entrance exam at VIT (VITEEE) if you have an inclination toward pursuing a B.Tech qualification in Computer Science or related fields. However, the same would require mathematics to be included as compulsory and available. You could look into other universities that do not have any requirement for math while offering BCA. You might also consider bridging math so that you meet eligibility requirements for admission to B. Tech programs.

JoSAA counsellling makes it possible for you to get admission into NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs close to Telangana with a JEE Main CRL rank of 152000 and 96% in intermediate. The colleges that you might also wish to look at are: NIT Warangal, IIIT Hyderabad, IIIT Nuzvid, GFTIs – IIT Tirupati or IIT Palakkad. But the branch and college allotment depends upon the candidates rank, category and the number of seats available in particular branch and college. Of the total number of seats available in these colleges, half-half or nearly 60 percent of the seats are provided to students hailing from Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, respectively. Remember that cutoff ranks may change from one year to the other in order to accommodate varying numbers of students.

That is why you cannot change your category from General to OBC in your JEE Main application form after the JEE Advanced paper. Under the JEE rules, candidates can avail of category change only during the JEE Main correction window but the correction window only opens for 2-3 days. Again, alterations cannot be made once the correction window has been closed. The reason behind this is that JEE Advanced is conducted after the JEE Main therefore changes in your category are not allowed after writing the JEE Advanced paper. About 27% of the seats are reserved for OBC candidates but for that you ahs to have applied at the time of JEE Main in the right OBC category.

Yes, one can have admission in government college for pharmacy programme through NEET exam of 2024. For the purpose of getting admission to the undergraduate courses of Pharmacy, the National Testing Agency (NTA) gives the NEET exam. In the admission assessment of the pharmacy courses, a candidate has to successfully clear the NEET examination. In 2023, the cutoff score could range between 150-200 for admissions into government colleges pharmacy. Such candidates need to score at least; Fiftieth percentile in NEET. 45 percentile for SC/ST/OBC candidates and 40 percentile for PwD category candidates. Each state has an assigned quota of seats to fill in the government colleges, approximately 15-20% of all seats in each of the colleges are filled on the basis of the NEET scores of students belonging to All India Quota .