Hello Aspirant,

Colleges are not allowed to withhold your certificates for any reason. Since this is a case of you leaving the medical seat in the middle , the amount you will have to pay depends on the college admission and exit policy. If they are demanding unnecessary fee or complicating the issue you may even proceed legally , however you may have to pay the fee based you the period of the course you attended ,this is because when you leave a seat in the middle there is a vacancy created and the college will be at money loss . But again remember they have no legal right to hold your certificates because The University Grants Commission (UGC) has issued a warning to universities and colleges against the retention of original documents of  students.You may seek help from the appropriate court.

All the best

Hello,

At the time of document verification you may be notified regarding the same. You will be needed to pay a fine and correct it in some instances.But unfortunately in most of the cases it will lead to cancellation of application.You should try contacting Directorate of Technical Education at the earliest.

Best of luck

Hello!

According to the NITs admission eligibility criteria, it is important for the candidate to get atleast 75%in the 10+2 system.

However you can apply for other private or state funded colleges to the required branch.

Hope this helps and good luck.

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Yes, you can proceed for admission.

IITs, NITs and similar universities  select students based on marks of JEE Main exam not on basis of HSC.

One just have to pass HSC exam to be eligible for JEE Mains counselling. Counselling will be purely based on JEE Mains exam marks.

Hello,

Index medical college and hospital is a very much prestigious institute for all. Hsc percentage is not enough to persue medical course. You need to appear on NEET 2020. Minimum of 50% on hsc is required for this college.

So you have to focus on NEET.

Hope for the best.

Thank you.