Maharashtra

Check this link: https://www.shiksha.com/medicine-health-sciences/physiotherapy/colleges/colleges-Mumbai-all
You will get more details related to physiotherapy.

Hi,
Yes, you can get admitted in IISER Pune.
Explore their official website :- http://www.iiserpune.ac.in/

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So now that you have filled the online application form for Mumbai University you will have to wait for the cutoff list to come out and also check out and colleges that you want to enter and do some research on which all colleges you like to go for and how you would you prepare for nurses and out with the cutoff list all the best.

It is a little difficult for you to get admission in that college with this percentage or maybe you get the admission but you have to wait for the last cut off.

Yes you are eligible for applying in government eng. Colleges in Pune for B.Tech, even if you are doing Diploma in Gujarat.

MIT world peace University
college of engineering
Maharashtra institute of technology
MIT college of engineering.

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