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Ivory Coast University

University, Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh 

Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University (TANUVAS)

University, Chennai, Tamil Nadu

Odisha University of Agriculture & Technology

University, Bhubaneswar, Odisha

Sardarkarushinagar Dantiwada Agricultural University

University, Dantibada, Gujarat 

College of Veterinary Science,

College, Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh

No chance of getting admission in government colleges as the rank below 50000 are considered safe to get the admission in government colleges but your rank doesn't match the criteria. 

JNGEC offers 4 courses for B.E. and the eligibility criteria is:-

45% in HSC Board 10+2, based on marks in JEE.

There is no cutoff specified for JEE Main. As it is a government college it will take a cutoff as specified by NTA for JEE Main Admission

Any way if you have qualified the entrance then you should apply for it. you will get it with your categorical rank and if you have home state quota the that will be better.

Yes, candidates must preserve their Karnataka PGCET admit card until the admission process is over. Karnataka PGCET participating institutes may require the candidates' admit card to appear for the test. Candidates will have to submit a copy of the admit card during admissions. During the counselling process candidates have to show the final print out of Karnataka PGCET application form, admit card, among other documents.

Candidates must carry photo identity proof such as college ID card/ driving license/ PAN card/ Aadhaar Card/ Voters ID card on the exam day along with Karnataka PGCET admit card. candidates must carry a hard copy of the Karnataka PGCET admit card on the exam day along with a valid photo ID proof on the exam day. Failing this, applicants will face denial in entry to the exam hall. Officials at the exam centre verifies the identity of the candidates after looking at the ID proof and the admit card.

As per the exam policy, a digital copy of the Karnataka PGCET admit card is not acceptable for entry inside the exam hall. Candidates with a hard copy of the PGCET admit card are allowed to enter the exam hall. After the admit card has been downloaded, candidates have to cross-check the details filled in the application form with the details furnished on the Karnataka PGCET hall ticket before taking a printout. Any discrepancy in the Karnataka PGCET admit card must be reported immediately. To print Karnataka PGCET hall ticket immediately after downloading the same, the system must be connected with a printer beforehand.

The KMAT exam is held for two hours or 120 minutes. There is only one slot for the KMAT exam. KMAT exam does not have any sectional time limit. This means, that the candidates can take the KMAT exam according to their preference and can switch between sections and questions as per their need. There is no provision of changing the exam slot. And there is no provision to apply for the same. Candidates have to take the KMAT exam from the safe environment of their homes as the exam will be conducted in the internet-based test mode and the candidates have to choose their slot for the exam day.