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Hy,

Based on the factors such as faculty, infrastructure, placement opportunities, and overall reputation. Here’s a general ranking order :

1. IIIT Kota CSE - IIIT Kota boasts a longer track record, suggesting a well-refined curriculum and a more established institute.  It might have superior facilities and resources compared to newer IIITs. Potentially, IIIT Kota has had more time to build stronger ties with companies, leading to better placement opportunities.
2. IIIT Kottayam CSE - IIIT Kottayam is part of a network of well-known IIITs, so it benefits from their reputation and resources. Being in Kerala could be a plus depending on what field you want to work in. It might have different industry connections than IIIT Kota. It's a newer school than IIIT Kota, but it's still part of a respected network.
3. I IIT Surat CSE - IIIT Surat is a fresh institute, so their buildings and facilities might still be under development.They might be working on building connections with companies for jobs after graduation, but it might not be as strong yet compared to the other IIITs.
4. IIIT Kurnool CSE - Out of these colleges, IIIT Kurnool is the newest. They might still be building things like classrooms, labs, and hiring more teachers. They might be working on getting companies to come hire their students after graduation, and their overall reputation is still growing.

No, typically colleges won't offer an M.Sc. in Nuclear Medicine Technology directly after a B.Sc. in Radiotherapy.  The M.Sc. programs usually require a background in subjects directly related to Nuclear Medicine, such as physics, chemistry, or a B.Sc. in Nuclear Medicine itself.

Contact schools directly and inquire about their specific requirements.  Some may consider your radiotherapy background with additional coursework.Look into postgraduate diplomas in Nuclear Medicine Technology. These might be a stepping stone to an M.Sc. program.

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/institute-of-nuclear-medicine-and-allied-sciences-new-delhi

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You should have passed the Secondary School Certificate (or equivalent) with a minimum of 45% marks overall.Since the application period for 2024-25 admissions is over (application deadline was April 21st, 2024), you won't be able to apply this year.

Once the notification is released, carefully check the eligibility criteria, especially for the BC097# category, to ensure you meet all the requirements.The notification will also detail the application process, including the application form availability and deadlines.

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Hi,

With a KCET rank of 11,713 and belonging to the 2B category plus the Supernumerary Quota (SNQ), your chances of securing a seat in CSE at RV college of engineering or BMS college of engineering are reasonable but it will depend on the specific cutoff ranks of this year.

I will suggest you to use the college predictor tool which will help you to predict the college for your specific rank and score :

KCET College Predictor : https://www.careers360.com/kcet-college-predictor

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For admissions in top IITs like IIT Bombay, IIT Delhi, IIT Madras, etc. for the ECE (Electronics and Communication Engineering) branch, the cutoff ranks vary every year depending upon several factors like the number of applicants, their performance in JEE Advanced, and category-wise reservations.

For general category, typically a rank within the top 500-1000 might be required for ECE branch.

The cutoff ranks for SC candidates are comparatively lower. For ECE in top IITs, SC candidates might need a rank within the top 2000-3000 (based on previous years cutoffs).

Some IITs can have specific quotas for candidates with outstanding achievements in field of sports, cultural activities, candidates from specific states and NRI's can get direct admission in them.

Hy,

Based on COMEDK rank of 39602, you can potentially consider the below mentioned college:-

• Ramaiah Institute of Technology (RIT)
• PES University, Bangalore
• BMS College of Engineering, Bangalore
• RV College of Engineering, Bangalore

These colleges accepts students that have ranks around the one you mentioned.

Based on various factors:-

Private universities like Medicaps offer flexibility in curriculum and course structure. Whereas, colleges in COMEDK may have a more rigid curriculum compared to private universities.

On the other hand, Private universities have higher tuition fees compared to government-funded institutions. Therefore, colleges under COMEDK have comparatively lower fees.

Both the universities offer great learning environment, prestigious reputation and have large industry connections which may help students in job aspect.

It's unlikely to get a seat in a government veterinary college in Tamil Nadu with a score of 143 in NEET 2024.

Based on previous years' trends, the cut-off for veterinary seats in Tamil Nadu government colleges, especially for the general category, can be much higher than 143. It could be closer to 190 or even higher.

There is a limited number of veterinary seats available in government colleges, especially under the state quota (85% of seats). The competition can be intense for these seats.

You might have a better chance of securing a seat in a private veterinary college in Tamil Nadu that accepts NEET scores. Research these colleges and their admission criteria. Explore veterinary colleges in other states that might have lower cut-offs. You can use the NEET UG website to find colleges by state and category.

If youare determined to get into a government veterinary college in Tamil Nadu, consider retaking NEET and aiming for a higher score.

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_cp

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Shubham,

Congrats on your JEECUP exam performance! With a rank of 754 and 132 marks, securing a seat at AME College in Lucknow is possible. Consider course preferences, cut-off ranks, and reservation categories. Participate in counseling and stay updated on the latest information via the JEECUP website. Good luck!

Yes, having an expired income certificate application number could be a problem during AP EAMCET counselling.
Income certificates typically have a validity period, usually 6 months. An expired certificate wouldn't be considered valid proof of income.

During AP EAMCET counselling, you need to submit documents for verification, including a valid income certificate. An expired certificate could lead to delays or rejection of your application.

Apply for a new income certificate from the competent authority. Ensure it's valid for the entire counselling process.Check the official AP EAMCET website or contact the helpline to see if there's any procedure to rectify the application number with the new certificate.

Since counselling typically involves deadlines, address this issue as soon as possible.

https://www.careers360.com/ap-eamcet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=ini-cet_cp

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There is a good chance you can get the CSE branch at GTBIT with a 71%ile in JEE Mains 2023 under the OBC Sikh Minority quota.

Based on information available online (sources like Careers360), the closing rank for the CSE branch at GTBIT for the OBC Sikh Minority quota in 2023 was significantly lower than the general category cutoff. Reports suggest it could be around 1.5 to 2 lakh rank.

With a 71%ile, your rank would likely be much better than that (generally in the tens of thousands).

If the exam is tougher, the cut-offs for all colleges and branches might decrease proportionally. An increase in applicants, especially for the OBC Sikh Minority quota, could slightly raise the cut-off for that category.

Overall, with a 71%ile and the OBC Sikh Minority quota, your chances of getting CSE at GTBIT are very good. But staying updated on official information will give you complete certainty.

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=jee_cp

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