In the context of the Central Allotment Process (CAP) application for Mahatma Gandhi University (MGU), "free chance" generally refers to the number of times you can participate in the counseling or allotment process without it being counted as an official attempt. Here’s what it typically implies:

1. Initial Rounds: In some universities, the first few rounds of allotment might be considered as "free chances." This means that even if you are allotted a seat but do not accept it, it won't be counted as an attempt.

2. Flexibility in Choice: You might have the flexibility to try for a better course or college without the risk of losing a chance in the initial stages.

3. No Penalty: If you do not get a seat in the initial rounds or if you do not accept the seat offered, it will not be counted against the total number of chances you have for the allotment process.

Importance of Free Chances

- Strategic Choice:Allows students to make strategic choices without the fear of exhausting their opportunities.

- exploration: Provides an opportunity to explore different options and make an informed decision.

Hey!

Mahatma Gandhi University, kottayam, Kerala is a state university not a private one. It is ranked among the top 50 universities in India. Around 100 colleges are affliated to the MGU. 

Thanks for asking!

AROUND MID OF JULY

In the UK, candidates apply for (most) university courses through the UCAS system. Once this has been submitted, universities for nursing degrees will be in touch to invite candidates to an interview. This can take place as a one-on-one session with a single or several interviewers, could be a group interview with other candidates or could be the multiple mini interview (MMI) which has been used by medical schools for many years and is becoming more popular for prospective nurses.

Aside from the interview process, most nursing schools will test maths and English if candidates do not have GCSEs above a C grade or functional skills qualifications in these subjects.

Hi Shravya,

Kindly check the last year’s TS ICET cutoff of different colleges in Telangana as per your rank. You would get to know the list of colleges where you may get eligible for admission this year if the cutoff remains more or less same as last year. The official TS ICET 2018 cutoff is expected to be released in July.

The cutoff marks actually depend on the difficulty level of the exam, total number of test takers and various other factors. Here is the link to check last year’s TS ICET cutoff of different colleges :

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TS ICET – Last year Cutoff marks for different colleges

Good luck.

Hi nihad,

Well, it's depend on the college which will you choose. So,tell me college in which you are looking for.

The fees of govt. Colleges is not more than 1lakh but the fees of private colleges is not less than 20lakh. 

If you have any doubt then you can ask freely.

Dear Shoba,

Below is the eligibility criteria for the college-
Candidate must complete the age of 17 years on or before 31st December, of the year of admission to the MBBS course. 2. H.S.C / (+2) or equivalent qualification with English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Botany and Zoology with minimum marks as per MCI norms.

Hope this helps!!

Hello agil

You need to get their information brochure to apply for it.Go through the website of MGU UNIVERSITY to know more about it here is the link

http://www.mgumst.org/courses-bpt.php

Thanku