Hey there!

If you aren't able to present original documents right now speak to the management about it. That's the best way to know what should you do in this situation. If they it's okay and you can submit the original documents later on, no issues but if they are asking for it immediately you can ask someone to courier the documents to you or travel to get them.

Hello!

Literally there are no chances for you to get a government seat. This year's competition is extremely high. Where even the one who got 580+under OC category did not get a government medical college. But there are chances for you to get a private and deemed college. If you are desperate about government medical seat then take NEET for the second time. Let me remind you that even the one who got 720/720 was taking NEET for the second time. Having hope till the end is never wrong. Ans let me state this clearly fees for private and deemed colleges will be quite high.

All the best. Hope the answer was of some help.

Thank you

Hello Aspirant,

Since you have not mentioned your category so considering it as general.

So on such marks and category you have no chances to get any of the medical college under state quota counselling of AP. So I would recommend you to either try for direct admission provided that you must have appeared in NEET Counselling and unable to secure any seat through it.

OR

Take a drop and prepare for NEET 2021 and to help you in your preparation we have some resources which you can access from the link given below :-

https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may/?product=50&icn=knockout-neet-2021-may&ici=

You can check out previous year's cut-offs for AP from the link given below :-

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-ap

Note that the above prediction is made on the basis of previous year's cut-off and the cut-offs are bound to change every year depending upon various factors such as the number of candidates appearing in an examination, the number of candidates qualifying an examination, difficulty level of the paper, and so on.

To have a list of all those colleges which you can get based upon your marks, category, and state you can use NEET College Predictor because it will make you comfortable while choice filling in counselling :-

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hello,

As the exam was postponed covid students and normal students have the rank all together. Your rank won't be affected don't worry.

All the best

Thankyou

hey

the exam was post poned only to manage the rank. since they have made you write the exam late, covid students and normal students will have a rank all together.

if not, the result will be combined one. so, your rank will not be affected. dont worry.

good luck

Dear aspirant,

If train/bus facility is available from your nearby station/bus stop you can take its service otherwise you have to arrange your own vehicle to report at AFMC Pune. During this COVID time you have to strictly follow the safety measures. Use of sanitizer and mask is must and follow social distancing.

Dear student,

Actually it is very hard to tell that in which round how many seats got filled. The josaa board released the seat matrix on the offical site, that shows how many seats are there. Now before round 1 all seats were vacant. Basically the participating institute set a particular cutoff range, and if any student lie in that range of cutoff he / she will got a seat. So, the number of seats filled - it depends upon, how many students have secured ranks within that particular cutoff range.

In josaa counseling, before every round the board releases there number of vacant seats after previous round counselling is over. That means suppose if you are attending round 3 counselling, then josaa will release the list that will tell how many seats are vacant after round 2 counseling. So you can get an idea of number is seats filled in each round by subtracting the number of vacant seats before every round for each round.

Also note that, there are many cases seen where the seats got completely filled in 2nd or 3rd round of counseling, because of fall of many candidates within the same cutoff range. So in that case, after or before every round the seats will be remained full and the cutoff closing rank will also not increase.

Also check out the following link to know more about josaa 2020 counselling :-
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/josaa-counselling

Hi Candidate,

The Seat Allotment Fees is submitted basically inorder to confirm that the candidate is willing to take admission in the college through the Counselling processes and so that the seat can be secured for the student, till the Final Admission is completed.

The guidelines of the Admission Processes and the deadlines for fee deposits are very firm and each Candidate must follow the instructions. If you have somehow missed the date, then try to submit it within the deadline and can also consult with the Institute Admission Council to help your case.

Hope that this answer helps you. All The Best!!

Hi Saunkita.

I am assuming that this question came up because you did not appear for any exams to get admission into 3 year law. This will be a personal opinion based answer so you are free to not pay any heed to it and keep your search going but hear this out:

These are the most popular exams for 3 year LL.B in India:

- CLAT (for admission into top NLUs and other private universities that accept clat scores)

- DU LLB ( one of the best 3 year LL.B courses are offered in DU colleges)

- LSAT India ( for Jindal Law school)

- SLAT for Symbiosis colleges (in pune, hyderabad, noida, nagpur)

- BHU UET ( also great, I have been to BHU and talked to their 3 year students - they say it's one of the best as far as faculty and academics is concerned)

- MH CET (for GLC Mumbai and other colleges in Maharashtra)

Now there are some other private exams that I have deliberately chosen not to include here because of 2 reasons - most of the decent private universities accept CLAT scores which is already over for this year and other universities that conduct their own exams are either over too or those that remain are not worth your time and money at all.

If you have made up your mind to go for a 3 year LL.B course then do not rush in and join any random college this late in the year. I would advise against it and propose that you wait for 7-8 more months for the exams in 2021 because:

- Law is already a very crowded field with many universities sprouting in India that lack every basic aspect of a good law school ( trust me, you cannot compare the premier law schools that I mentioned above with any random university in terms of opportunities, placements, exposure and more)

- If your circumstances are such that you absolutely have to get admission this year for some reason then I'd tell you that I could not find any open admission links to law schools online - which means that those that are actually open and available for admission without writing any exams are not worth it at all.

- your future self will thank you for choosing to wait a while and writing competitive exams if you want to pursue Law as a career, it does not mean that you won't or can't have a great career if you don't join those colleges but it does get easier to launch yourself ahead especially if you are aiming for a corporate law career.

This is a strongly opinionated answer so take it with a grain of salt. the decisions are up to you. Best of luck! do comment or post again if you have any more queries.

Hello aspirant ,

I would suggest you to stand with truth or avoid it by bearing the expense by yourself. But do not ever ever try to cheat with the board in anything and by anyway because if found , they can blacklist you from your entry in defence from any scheme.

Regards

Madhur