Hello there,

You should follow a middle way in this case. The key to a perfect preference list to put all the good college first and all the courses they are offering. If you really want to study English, then put all the good colleges above, and then the colleges you think will accept your score. As you haven't mentioned your raw score, I will be giving you a preference list on the basis of colleges that are good for english hons.

Lady Shri Ram College

Miranda House

Hindu College

St. Stephen's college

Kirorimal College

Hansraj College

Indraprasth College for Women

Ramjas College

Sri Venkateshwara college

Atma Ram Sanatam Dharm Collge

Khalsa College ( North campus)

Daulat Ram College (North campus)

Gargi College

Jesus and Marry College

Kalindi College

This is the preferred colleges for English Hons. For more information, please ask on Careers360 Platform.

Hello there,

The admission into NIFT is based on the entrance exam. In NIFT, your rank plays a vital role. The opening and closing rank for General category can be 400 to 1000.

NIFT has announced the cutoffs in 4 Rounds. You can check the ranks and compare them with previous year as well, the given link will help you.

https://design.careers360.com/articles/nift-cutoff

Good Luck.

With a score of 340 in the CUET (Common University Entrance Test), your chances of getting a seat in allied courses (such as allied health sciences, biotechnology, or other related fields) will depend on several factors:

1. **Course and University**: Different universities and courses have varying cutoffs. Allied courses might have different cutoff scores compared to mainstream courses like engineering or medicine.

2. **Category**: Your category (e.g., General, SC/ST/OBC) can affect your chances, as some universities offer reserved seats for different categories.

3. **University Demand**: Popular universities with high demand might have higher cutoffs, while others might have lower cutoffs.

4. **Previous Year’s Cutoff**: Checking the previous year's cutoff scores for the specific allied courses and universities you're interested in can give you a better idea of your chances.

To improve your chances, consider looking into multiple universities and their specific allied health science programs. Also, consult the admission guidelines and cutoffs of the universities you're targeting for the most accurate information.

Hello student,

With a percentile of 44.47 in MHT CET for the PCM stream, it may be challenging to secure admission into top-tier engineering colleges. However, you might still have opportunities in:

Government Engineering Colleges:

• Lower-Ranked Government Colleges : Some government colleges might be an option, but it depends on the cut-off for that year.
  
  Private Engineering Colleges:
  
  
• Private Engineering Colleges : Many private colleges have a wider range of cut-offs and may have seats available.
  
  Deemed-to-be Universities:
  
  
• Deemed Universities : These can also offer opportunities, though the fees might be higher compared to government colleges.
  
  
  You can get many colleges at your score. If you want to get a list of all possible colleges in which you can get admission at your rank then,
  
  I would recommend you to use MHT-CET college predictor tool by Careers360 to get the list of possible colleges you can get with your rank.

  
  Here is the link to the tool:

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

  Click on the above link, fill the required details and you will get the list of possible colleges at your rank.
  
  
  

  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.

Hy,

With a rank of 10,062 in the EAMCET under the BCE (Backward Class E) category and pursuing a BIPC stream, you have several options for securing a government seat in various courses. Here are some courses you may consider:

Potential Courses:

1. B.Sc. Nursing : Many government nursing colleges will have openings in this rank range.
2. B.Sc. in Pharmacy : You may also secure admission in government pharmacy colleges offering this course.
3. B.Sc. in Agriculture : Agricultural universities and colleges often have good opportunities.
4. B.Sc. in Biotechnology or Bioinformatics : Some colleges may offer these courses, which are gaining popularity.
5. BPT (Bachelor of Physiotherapy) : This course is also a viable option.

College Options:

You might want to look into colleges that have a history of admitting students within this rank range. Government colleges often have lower cutoffs compared to private institutions, so you may have a higher chance of getting a seat.

Hi student,

See there are a lot of batches available in the pw to teach you and prepare you for the jee examination.  Choosing the right batch and the booklet depend on you that whether you want to study as a regular student or whether you wan to study as a dropper.

There are generally two different types of booklet available in their batches one is for the normal students and the other is for the droppers students.

You can buy any one off the above as the both will contain almost the same study material. Also each booklet will contain books related to physics, chemistry and maths and their corresponding solutions and the previous year questions.

You can take further information by visiting their site or downloading the app. Hope this resolves your query.

Hello aspirant,
The CAT exam syllabus is not officially prescribed, but it generally includes topics from the following sections:

1. Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension (VARC)
2. Data interpretation and logical reasoning
3. Quantitative ability

• Arithmetic

• Algebra

• Geometry and Mensuration

• Number System

• Modern Math

Hi there,

Even of the fact that whatever rank you achieve in the jee mains rank you can participate in the jee counselling.

See csab counselling takes place after the josaa counselling to fill the seats left after the several rounds of the josaaa counselling.

At this rank you are certain to get an admission in any one of the government colleges and in your preferred stream in the csab counselling rounds.

So you can participate in the counselling and can check about the further information regarding the counselling by visiting the official website of the concerned authority.

You can also take help of our  college predictor which is specifically designed to give you an idea about the colleges in which you are eligible for the admission at this rank. The link of the predictor is mentioned below:

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

Hope this resolves your query.

Hello Upender

In most of the medical colleges in india hostel facility is provided from day one except a few.

You won't have single Room option in the first year. You will have to share the room with two or three students.  In the second year you may get option for single Room.

There are AC as well as Non AC rooms . Charges are high for AC rooms . It will be charged 3k to 4k per month for Non AC Room and 6k for AC Room.

In some universities hostel facility is not available for first year students.  You will get accommodation in doctors Room where you will have to share the Room with 4 - 5 students.

The hostel charges at Patanjali Ayurvedic College are separate from the college fees. The tuition fee for the BAMS program is approximately 2,15,000 per year, while the hostel fee (including food and lodging) is around 72,000 per year.

Therefore, you will need to pay both the tuition and the hostel fees as part of your total expenses for studying at the college.