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Sakshi Masade
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To get a medical seat for free is the dream for many but does not get completed. As we know their is great competition for medical seat even from the management quota and private colleges. Getting a free seat is not possible as far
You can apply for scholarships and freeship if eligible under government rules and reduce your fees to great extend upto 100 % in case of freeship to sc categories.
You can apply for scholarships and freeship if eligible under government rules and reduce your fees to great extend upto 100 % in case of freeship to sc categories.
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RiTiK Raushan
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You have to score more than 350 in NEET to get admission in government college in Pharmacy.
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Snehajyoti GhoshStudent
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Fast of all I want to know which course you want to take admission otherwise I can't get you the proper information.
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Akanksha pathak
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Yes, you can.
BACHELOR OF COMMERCE in Ravenshaw University has become a partly self-financing course since last year. According to sources, few of the students get into the course through merit list. I guess it was somewhat 86 percent and above last year, and the rest of them get through self-financing, which means you have to pay a sum of money around 50k during admissions over and above what the merit category students would pay.
Of course, there is a fixed number of seats and hence there would be a cutoff. But with 75.6 percent there should not be any problem in getting into the course, through self-financing.
Still, you should also ap
BACHELOR OF COMMERCE in Ravenshaw University has become a partly self-financing course since last year. According to sources, few of the students get into the course through merit list. I guess it was somewhat 86 percent and above last year, and the rest of them get through self-financing, which means you have to pay a sum of money around 50k during admissions over and above what the merit category students would pay.
Of course, there is a fixed number of seats and hence there would be a cutoff. But with 75.6 percent there should not be any problem in getting into the course, through self-financing.
Still, you should also ap
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Snehajyoti GhoshStudent
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Yes there is seats for this number zone but you have to the caste Certificate from ST or Ph.D.
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