Hello aspirant, 3

As you got 63 marks in NEET 2019. With these marks, it will be very difficult for you to get a seat in any government college as your marks are quite low for that. But yes you can try for BHMS and BAMS in good private colleges in Telangana and secure your seat there. 

I would rather suggest you check the colleges available for you at these marks at College Predictor at Careers 360 only and it will be very helpful for you while getting a seat there. It will be very helpful for you as it will show the best colleges available for you according to your category and even home state rank.

Https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=neet-clgpd_landing-page&ici=prediction-section_c360-home

Hope this helps

Good luck

I would advise you not to go for jims kalkaji for pgdm as the learning is mostly theoretical and the students attend classes there just for the sake of attendence and you might feel demotivated with the kind of gentry college has.. But if at all you are not able to crack any other good college you can consider it as the placements are good.. .

Hi Meenu,

Congratulations on getting JIMS. It is among the top colleges in IPU for BBA. You must have a really good rank to have been alloted that despite being from outside Delhi. Let me know your rank so I can compare with past trends of VIPS. Ideally, you should be able to get through VIPS in the subsequent rounds of counselling. VIPS has a lot of seats for BBA.

All the best!

Hello Ayush,

The chances for getting VIPS or JIMS is a bit tough but not entirely impossible. Assuming you belong to General category, let me tell you the cut off of last year so that you can have an estimate:

1)JIMS- for BA LLB 6045, for BBA LLB 5945

2)VIPS- for BA LLB 4346, for BBA LLB- 5565

So it may look like chances are slim but all is not lost. You can apply in Chandraprabhu Jain College or Shri Krishna College of Education.

Best of luck!

Hi Saumya,

Considering your rank, it might be tough for you to get JIMS college even in second shift. The last years's cutoff for Jagannath International Management School, Kalkaji, New Delhi for Delhi candidates was approximately - 4375 (BBA) and 7200 (BBA II Shift). While for Jagannath International Management School, Rohini, New Delhi the cutoff for Delhi candidates was approximately - 4200 (BBA) and 6900 (BBA II Shift).

For outside Delhi candidates, the last years's cutoff for Jagannath International Management School, Kalkaji, New Delhi was  approximately 2200 (BBA) and 3800 (BBA II Shift). While for Jagannath International Management School, Rohini, New Delhi the cutoff for outside Delhi candidates was approximately - 2200 (BBA) and 3900 (BBA II Shift).

Hope this helps. All the best.

I think you may not get JIMS, vasant Kunj with 23000 rank. if you have any quota then also it is  tough to get that college

You may get these Colleges

• KCC Institute of legal and Higher Studies
• Kasturi Ram College of Higher Education
• SGIT School of Management