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Hello Navin,

For NEET MDS applications, you need to select the category as per the Central Government Reservation List , as this is what governs NEET-based admissions. Since your caste appears under OBC in the Central List, you should select OBC as your category while filling out the application.

The OEC-SC classification by the Kerala government is specific to state-level schemes and admissions, so it doesn’t apply for central-level exams like NEET MDS. Here's what you should do:

1. Select OBC as your category if your caste is listed in the Central OBC list.
   
   
2. Ensure you have the relevant OBC Non-Creamy Layer Certificate issued by a competent authority to claim the reservation benefits.

If you still have doubts, it’s advisable to:

• Check the information bulletin for NEET MDS for detailed clarification.
• Consult with a local authority or helpline for NEET MDS to confirm your choice.

Correct categorization is essential to avoid disqualification or complications during counseling.


For more details about NEET MDS Click Here .

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

When using a college predictor while belonging to the EWS category, you should always select "All India EWS ranking" instead of "All India ranking" as your ranking will be considered only within the EWS category for college predictions, giving you a more accurate result based on your reservation benefit.

Selecting the correct category (EWS) in the college predictor ensures the most accurate prediction of which colleges you are likely to get admission to based on your EWS reservation.

CLAT college predictor tool

Hello,

Whether the paper is fully MCQ-based or passage mode depends on the particular exam you are referring to. Here's how the formats differ in most exams:

JEE Mains Patters

• The paper is mostly MCQ-based (Multiple Choice Questions) for Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.
• Some sections consist of Numerical Answer Type (NAT) questions where you give a numeric value instead of selecting an option.
• Passages or comprehension questions are not included in JEE Main.

CUET (Common University Entrance Test):

• It may include passage-based MCQs for subjects like English, where the comprehension skills are tested.
• Domain-specific sections may have passage-based questions depending on the syllabus.

Other Competitive Exams:

• Passage-based questions are often included in exams like CAT, CLAT, or some university-specific tests for reading comprehension or analytical reasoning.

Anna University is one of the largest engineering universities in the country with over 500+ colleges affiliated with university offering specialized engineering, MBA and MCA courses. Some of the top engineering colleges that comes under Anna University are

. Chennai institute of technology

. Apollo engineering college

. Loyola institute of technology

. Alpha college of engineering

. GRT institute of engineering and technology

. Aksheya college of engineering

. Meenakshi college of engineering

. PSG College of technology

. Coimbatore institute of technology

. SSN college of engineering

. Madras institute of technology

To know more about affiliated colleges of Anna University, check out Top engineering colleges under Anna University

Hello Shivani,

Obtaining your caste and income certificates depends on a few key details, including your family's origin, migration status, and current residence. Here's a clear guide tailored to your situation:

• Caste Certificate:

  • State of Origin (Rajasthan):

    • Caste certificates are generally issued by the state of your family's origin, as caste is recognized based on your ancestral state. Since your caste (Mali, OBC) belongs to the OBC list in Rajasthan, you should apply for the caste certificate there.
    • You will need documents like your family records, voter ID or any document linking your family to Rajasthan. If your family still owns property or has relatives there, those links will help.
    • Approach the local tehsildar or district office in your family's ancestral area in Rajasthan for the application.

  • Telangana:

    • While Mali caste is recognized under the BCD category in Telangana, getting a caste certificate in Telangana may be challenging since caste certificates are tied to your ancestral place.
    • However, since you’ve been living in Telangana for 13 years and have Aadhaar linked to Telangana, you may try to apply through the Meeseva portal or a local tehsildar, citing your long-term residence.
    • For Telangana, you might need additional documentation to establish your link to the OBC list there.

• Income Certificate:

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  • Income certificates are issued by the state where you currently reside. Since you live in Telangana and have an Aadhaar card with a Telangana address, you can apply for your income certificate in Telangana.
  • Visit the nearest Meeseva center or apply online through the Telangana government's official portal for income certificates. You will need proof of residence and possibly an affidavit regarding your family's income.

• Documentation:

  • For caste: Rajasthan-related proofs (ancestral connection).
  • For income: Telangana address proof and income-related documents.

Hope it helps !

To identify which BEO office a particular school in the city of Bengaluru falls under, you can try the following steps:

Contact the School Directly:

School administrations are supposed to be able to provide you with the exact BEO office they are under.

Check the School's Affiliation Certificate:

A note in the affiliation certificate issued by the Karnataka Secondary Education Examination Board (KSEEB) or the Department of Pre-University Education (DPUE) may contain the name of the BEO office.

DPS

You can visit the DPI office in Bengaluru.

1. They can give you all the details regarding the BEO office for a specific school or area.

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DDPI South | District Bengaluru Urban, Government of Karnataka | India

bengaluruurban.nic.in

Cyber resources

Although there is no particular cyber resource through which you could get the details of any BEO office online, you can search online forums and social media groups for much-needed info.

Some Useful Addresses:

You can even contact the Karnataka's Department of Pre-University Education (DPUE) and ask them to give you some more-specific information.

If you know your school's taluk or zone, you can try searching for the BEO Office in that particular area and find the office.

By which you will be able to ascertain your correct BEO office.

Changing the format of B Ed in 2021 to 2023 session and this decision affect those who will enroll after the declared time .i e Those who already taken admission and continuing their studies will not be affected.

So your degree is valid further it will be recognised just like 1 year B.Ed is valid even today.dont worry

If you have any other queries please feel free to ask here

All the best!

Hello .

Muslim Sheikh belongs to the BCE category under OBC cast in Central list. They enjoy 4% reservation as there is no specific reservation for OBC  A,B,C,D,E. Sheikh is a word which in Arabic language means elder. Commonly used to mention a elder of a tribe, a revered wise man, an Islamic scolar. In India members of kayastha community was converted to Islam, the bulk of community.of sheik originated from this converted community. In India this sheik community is included in OBC category in Central list.

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Hello,

In the Karnataka PGCET (Post Graduate Common Entrance Test) cutoff rank list, the "3rd B" category usually refers to a reservation category based on social and educational background criteria. Karnataka has several reservation categories for PGCET, including categories like General Merit (GM) , SC (Scheduled Caste) , ST (Scheduled Tribe) , Category I, Category II A, Category II B, Category III A, and Category III B .

The Category III B is generally for candidates belonging to the Backward Classes (BC) who fall under the Category III B classification as per the Karnataka state reservation policy. These candidates are eligible for reservation benefits if they meet the income and caste certification requirements set by the Karnataka government.

To confirm whether you fall under the Category III B (often listed as 3B in rank lists), check your caste and income certificate to see if they match the state’s official reservation list for this category. The cutoff ranks for 3B can vary significantly depending on the course and institution, so it’s essential to consult the official PGCET rank list and seat matrix for precise details each year.

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Dear Om Shinde

As per information you got 76% in 6 subjects and 74.7 % in 5 subjects. You need to pass the 12th bords and 75% aggregate in only three PCM only if you don't have that then you can go for state quota where you get 12th marks relaxation. Feel free to ask other queries.

Thanks.