Dear candidate ,
No ,  IISERs do not offer  any management quota or donation - based seats . Admission is strictly merit - based through the IISER Aptitude Test ( IAT ) , and there is no separate management channel or quota outside the standard reservation categories ( SC / ST / OBC / NCL / EWS / PwD / Kashmiri migrants ) .

With a NEET score of 220, securing an MBBS seat at Mahatma Gandhi Medical College, Jaipur through the management quota is highly unlikely. While some private medical colleges do offer seats through management quotas, a score of 220 is generally considered low, and competition for these seats is intense. The procedure generally involves registering for the counseling process, filling out the college application form, and participating in choice filling for private colleges.

With a NEET score of 220, it's unlikely you'll get MBBS admission at Mahatma Gandhi Medical College, Jaipur through the management quota, especially for the OBC category. While some private medical colleges in Rajasthan, including Mahatma Gandhi Medical College, Jaipur, offer seats through the management quota, your score is below the likely cutoff for even that route.

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The RVITM accept KCET ranks where branches like CSE,AIML,ISE,ECE had a cutoff of beteween 20630-30000 and Civil Engineering had 106497 for the General Category

To know details of cutoff refer below

RV institute of technology and management bengaluru cutoff

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Hello,

Although state -by-state variations exit in BAMS management quota fees, they are often greater than those for seats filled through merit - based admissions. Management quota costs in certain States, such as Karnataka, can rise from INR 4,00,000 to INR 6,00,000 per year. The annual costs in some states, such as Kerala, may be around INR 3,00,000.

Hi dear candidate,

Yes, in 2025 colleges do have management quota admissions available. It is available within the private colleges only, as it is intended for the deserving students who did not get a good college. This generally involves students who have scored very good marks in 12th class board so that getting admission becomes easier. This also involves paying a certain amount to the college as it also involves monetary benefit to them.

You can in person visit the college for management quota or navigate to their website for management quota admission as well.

ALL THE BEST !

Hello aspirant,
With 256 marks in NEET, getting an MBBS seat through management quota is very difficult, even if you belong to the OBC category. Management quota seats do not follow reservation rules, and the cutoff for such seats in most private colleges is usually around 400 or above. Your score is quite below the typical closing scores for MBBS, even in mop-up or stray rounds.

If you're still interested in a medical career, you can consider BAMS, BHMS, or BDS in private colleges, where cutoffs are lower. Or, if MBBS is your only goal, it might be better to take a drop and prepare again to improve your score.

Hello aspirant,

The four-year, six-month MBBS curriculum at NIMS University includes a one-year internship.  The National Institute of Medical Sciences & Research, which is approved by the National Medical Commission (NMC), is the teaching institution for this 11-semester course.

For more information, you can visit our site through following link:

https://www.careers360.com/university/nims-university-jaipur/courses/management-and-business-administration-istpg

Thank you

It seems you're having trouble finding "Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed Institute of Management and Research, Navi Mumbai." This is likely because the actual name is Bharati Vidyapeeth's Institute of Management Studies and Research (BVIMSR).

It's a highly-regarded management and IT institute in Navi Mumbai, consistently ranking among the top B-schools. They offer MBA/MMS programs with various specializations like Marketing, Finance, and HR.

The parent body, Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University in Pune, was established in 1964 and has been instrumental in providing educational opportunities across diverse fields.

The Navi Mumbai campus is one of their constituent units, which also includes an engineering college (BVCOE) and offers other courses. If you were specifically looking for a management and research institute, BVIMSR is probably the one you're seeking.

You have three options: SIT Pune (Electronics and Telecommunication), MIT-WPU Pune (Electronics and Communication), and VIT Pune (Computer Science through management quota).

If your main goal is good placement and overall personality development, then VIT Pune is the best choice. It offers strong placements in software and IT companies. Even if you are joining through management quota, you will get the same placement chances as other students.

MIT-WPU Pune is also good. It has a modern campus and helps students build communication and soft skills. But placements in the core ECE field are less. Most students go for IT jobs.

SIT Pune is fine too, but it has fewer placement opportunities compared to the other two colleges. It is better if you do not get the other options.

So, if you want a career in software and good placements, go with VIT Pune. If you prefer a balanced college life with decent placements, MIT-WPU is a good option.