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Based on previous International Mathematics Olympiad (IMO) results and trends, scoring 45 marks in Class 12 can place you in a relatively high rank, often within the top 5% of participants, depending on the difficulty of the paper and overall student performance. In the 2023-24 IMO, a score of around 42–47 marks in Class 12 was close to the top cutoff for Level 1, making students eligible for Level 2.

Typically, this range corresponds to ranks near the top state or zonal levels but may vary due to tie-breaking criteria like section-wise scores.

To get detailed cutoff information, visit : https://school.careers360.com/articles/imo-cutoff

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To get CSE candidates must have scored above 90 percentile. To get the case branch in top IITs and NITs is most competitive. With this rank, you might find difficulty to get CSE branch.  To secure a seat in IIT ,you need to score above 280 marks. And in JEE advanced ,if you have a rank below 5000,you can secure a seat at IIT.

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Based on recent and past INICET data, securing a rank of 9272 in the general category places you at a competitive level but may be challenging for gaining a spot in high-demand specialties like radiation oncology in top AIIMS institutions during spot allotment. In previous years, cutoffs for general category seats in MD/MS courses often required ranks below 3500 to 7500 for more sought-after specializations.

However, availability can vary significantly during spot allotment based on factors like seat surrender and changes in candidate preferences.

While ranks up to 9000+ could potentially secure seats in certain less competitive institutions or programs, a precise prediction for radiation oncology requires checking specific cutoff trends for each AIIMS or participating institution from recent spot rounds.

It's recommended to keep an eye on the ongoing seat matrix updates and spot round notifications for more clarity.

You can also use the college predictor to predict whether you can get seat or not : https://medicine.careers360.com/ini-cet-college-predictor

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As per the National Medical Council (NMC), 594 MD Radiation Oncology PG seats are spread out in different states of India.usually the seats gets filled by inicet upto rank 5k in different institute but if there is any seat vacant you can get spot admission.

Fir spot admission youu may need to attend counseling at the institution and bring certain documents, such as your class 10 and 12 certificates, passport-size photo, and admit card.

You can get admission details here

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Based on previous year's cutoffs for INICET (Institute of National Importance Combined Entrance Test) and the clinical fields, here's an analysis for a candidate with an All India Rank (AIR) of 5574 under the OBC category:

1. Rank Analysis : In general, for clinical specialties, the cutoffs tend to be higher due to competition and preference. For OBC candidates, the rank cutoffs are generally 10-20% lower than for General category candidates.

2. Clinical Specialties : In the clinical field (such as Medicine, Surgery, Pediatrics, etc.), OBC candidates may get opportunities in lower-demand specialties or institutes with relatively lower competition.

3. Previous Year Trends : In the past, OBC ranks around 5000-6000 have found opportunities in less popular clinical specialties in government institutions, especially in Tier 2/3 cities. Top institutes like AIIMS, PGI, or JIPMER may be difficult to secure with this rank.

4. Strategy : Candidates in this rank may explore counseling options and look for clinical fields in institutes with relatively lower cutoffs for OBC.

You can use the college predictor to predict whether you can get college or not based on you rank or score: https://medicine.careers360.com/ini-cet-college-predictor

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Hello there,

The discrepancy in your allotment through PGCET despite your rank (3300) and category (ST) could be due to several factors specific to this year’s admission trends:

1. Increased Competition : The number of candidates in your category applying for MCA at PES University or Dayananda Sagar may have increased this year, raising the effective cutoff ranks.
   
   

2. Changes in Seat Matrix : Seat allocation for different categories, including ST, might have been revised this year. Fewer seats in these colleges for your category can significantly impact cutoffs.
   
   

3. Reservation Quotas : There could have been adjustments in the quota for various categories, leading to a shift in rank preferences for top colleges.
   
   

4. First-Preference Impact : Admission to a preferred college also depends on the number of candidates ahead of you who marked PES or Dayananda Sagar as their first choices.
   
   

5. Late Option Entry or Choice Filling Errors : If your choices weren’t ordered optimally or submitted late, you might have been allocated RNSIT based on availability when your turn came.
   
   

6. Higher Preferences for RNSIT by Others : Some students might prioritize RNSIT over PES or Dayananda Sagar for reasons like proximity, affordability, or personal preferences, affecting the seat availability for your category.
   
   Suggested Steps:

• Document Verification : Ensure your category was correctly considered during allotment.
  
  
• Check Vacancy Round : Keep an eye on spot rounds or vacancy seats in your preferred colleges, as they might open up due to cancellations.
  
  
• Appeal if Necessary : If you suspect an error, approach the Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA) for clarification.

This year's deviations are likely influenced by increased demand and changing allocation trends.

For more details, you can check out an article by Careers360 whose link is given below:

Link: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/karnataka-pgcet-cutoff

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.

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Yes, you can get a seat depending on the cut-off mark but in non clinical post at this rank.if you are satisfied with this go ahead or you can do is try next year and achieve good rank for clinical.

Keep trying till the last round and you'll definitely make it. Make sure you enter the right colleges during option entry with the priority according to their cut-off rank and availability of seats.

Keep trying! Don't give up.

Best of luck :)

Getting a good rank will help you in securing your seat in Kerala b.arch but it also depends on how well you scored in your 12th grade.so both good rank and academic record together required for admission.

a score of  more than 145 is an A+ score good for top institutions, between 130 & 145 is A grade scores good for any A grade institution. The board percentage is also added. A percentage of anything higher than 85 is good.

Hope you got selected!!