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Yes bcb comes under reservation category. Its the backward class B category it comes under “other backward castes quota“ with respect to the constitution as the backward classes come under  ”backward castes” and “most backward castes”, and according to their population, they have given reservation. That’s why here, the reservation rised upto 69%.

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Hi,

Yes, bcb falls under the reservation category. According to the constitution, the backward class B category falls under "other backward castes quota," as the backward classes fall under "backward castes" and "most backward castes," and they are awarded quotas based on their population. As a result, the reservation rate in this area has risen to 69 percent.

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Hii

Yes bcb comes under reservation category. Its the backward class B category it comes under “other backward castes quota“ with respect to the constitution as the backward classes come under  ”backward castes” and “most backward castes”, and according to their population, they have given reservation. That’s why here, the reservation rised upto 69%.

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Hello candidate

Please contact the nearest government office with necessary documents and get a caste certificate issued to avail reservation benefits otherwise in absence of sufficient proof, you will be treated as a general category candidate. Hope that helped. All the best.

Hey Sakshi

For DU its does not matter from which state you made obc certificate , but matters what is that your caste must include in central list on india for OBC central certificate . to make central certificate first you have to visit your tehsil from where your state obc certificate if made , then you have to give document for tehsildar or SDM for obc certificate of central.

hope this will help you

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Hi,

DU doesn't accept caste certificates issued by state governments. You need to submit an NCL OBC certificate which is issued by the central government.

The procedure of applying forNCL an OBC certificate is simple and similar to a normal OBC certificate.

If you are doing this with the help of an expert, then just tell him to apply for the central government NOL OBC certificate.

If you are doing this by yourself, then choose "Issuance of BC and EBC (NCL) Certificate at SDO level" under the "apply for services" option. Website to apply for NCL OBC certificate: https://serviceonline.bihar.gov.in/

Document requirements are similar, but please note that the caste list issued by the central government is different from the state government. It means you may not be eligible for an OBC certificate if your caste is not included in the central government list, even if it is included in the state government list.

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Hello student,

Hope you are doing well, here's your answer.

IERT Allahabad , in this college the diploma is fully autonomous whereas the degree and management course are affiliated through AKTU which is semi government college.

So its neither a private or fully government college.

Hope this will help you.

Hi aspirant, the pharmacy exam is written in English medium. The reason for only English language is that it is easy to understand for everyone(approx).

Also, let me tell you that NEET exam is not necessary for admission in B. Pharma. The eligibility criteria for B. pharma is that, student should be passed out from class 12th Science with Physics , Chemistry , Biology / Mathematics.

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Hi Ishaan barghava,

As everybody knows AIIMS Delhi is the best medical institute of the country so doing MBBS there is a great achievement and doing graduation from Harvard is

really something extraordinary. I will provide you a general idea about salary of neurosurgeons here so read the full article carefully.

Salary of Neurosurgeons depends upon the sector of work (private/govt), experience and city of practice. During residency they are paid stipend which varies from 70k to 1.05L depending upon different state. After the completion of their residency they can either opt of private practice or join govt. In govt jobs they are given fixed salaries which range around 1.8 to 3.4L per month depending upon their post. If they opt for private practice the initial earnings are around 4L per month. After settling down most of them are earning around 6–10L. Some of them even cross 10–15L, these informations are about private practice (apart from corporate hospitals). The neurosurgeons in corporate hospitals start earning around 4L initially as Associate Consultant and after being promoted to Consultant and Senior Consultant they can even earn more than 15L per month……the peak salary has no limit, it is in crores.

I am neither a neurosurgeon, nor a doctor, I am only a medical aspirant who is highly interested in medical careers and read lots of articles about medical profession and education whenever I get some time after my studies, it gives me motivation to study more and more to become one of the leading doctor some day.

I hope it helps.

you can also visit www.careers360.com to know more about neurosurgeons.