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Hello Aspirant,

The fee structure for the BASLP course depends on the college. In government colleges, it usually ranges from 40000 to 80000 per year. In private colleges, it can go up to 2 to 3 lakhs per year. You can check detailed info on Careers360 website.

https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-baslp-colleges-in-india

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To pursue fine arts after 10th, you should consider taking the Arts stream (Humanities) in your 11th and 12th grades. A minimum percentage of 50% or above in your 10+2 (12th grade) is typically required for admission to Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) programs.

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https://university.careers360.com/articles/fine-arts-courses-after-10th-counar

Hi Gayathry Sreekumar,

Whether you decide on higher studies or starting your career is determined by your career objectives, your financial circumstances, and whether you are certain about what you want to do. If you know the specialization you want to get into or are targeting the roles that need further qualifications (e.g. - research and data science roles or academia), then higher studies can be a good investment. Alternatively, if your goal is industry experience, develop financial independence, or are still trying to learn more about your interests, starting a job can expose you to practical activities which can help with future study decisions.

Your financial situation should also be an consideration because higher studies can be expensive and it's beneficial if you cash otherwise. If you were to go down academic studies instead of higher studies, many people work for some years and save money where they may want to pursue their master's or MBA with a financially stronger profile. Ultimately, there is no perfect answer - it is about resolving and deciding on what fits with your situation and future objectives.

You scored 281 in PCM (out of 300) and 71 in KCET (out of 180). KCET ranks are calculated by giving equal weight to both.

Your average score (based on PCM and KCET) is around 66.5%. With that, your expected rank might fall between 35,000 and 50,000.

KCET Mark vs Rank 2025

With a PCM score of 281 and a KCET score of 71, your expected rank in the Karnataka Common Entrance Test (KCET) would likely fall between 5,501 and 10,000. A score of 71 in KCET generally correlates to a rank in this range, according to KCET marks vs rank analysis.

With a KCET score of 71 and a PCM score of 281, your expected rank in KCET 2025 is likely to be between 35300 and 117000 . (https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.collegedekho.com/news/expected-rank-for-70-marks-in-kcet-2025-64930/&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwiOitjou-6MAxWLXGwGHclJL30QjJEMegQIAhAE&usg=AOvVaw3eiCi9G97drMvbesc5oHJZ) This is an estimate based on previous trends and the overall PUC percentage.

(https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.collegedekho.com/news/expected-rank-for-70-marks-in-kcet-2025-64930/&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwiOitjou-6MAxWLXGwGHclJL30QjJEMegQIAhAG&usg=AOvVaw0UF5XOUGzVNs95BPjw1T1M) You can check the KCET trends over years curated by Careers360.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/kcet-marks-vs-rank

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To delete your Careers360 account, you need to navigate to the "Profile" or "Settings" section, then select "Delete Account" or a similar option. Specifically, you'll typically find this option under the "Communication & Privacy" tab, or within a "My Account" or "Profile" area. Once you select the "Delete Account" option, you may need to confirm your request and provide a reason for deletion.

For most, DTU Mechanical would be the better choice compared to NSUT ICE. DTU is generally considered a higher-ranked institution, especially for mechanical engineering. NSUT's ICE placements, while good, might not be as high as some other fields at NSUT or as high as DTU's Mechanical.

The strength of an alumni network in helping with internships or jobs depends on a few key factors:

1. Size and reach – Larger, older institutions usually have alumni in diverse industries and locations.

2. Engagement – Active alumni groups (via LinkedIn, WhatsApp, or alumni portals) are more helpful.

3. Institution’s reputation – Well-known colleges often have alumni in influential positions, increasing chances of referrals.

4. Events and mentoring – Regular alumni talks, career fairs, and mentorship programs boost support.

The difficulty level of the AIIMS B.Sc. Nursing exam is generally considered moderate to high. The exam tests knowledge in core subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, based on the Class 12 curriculum, with additional questions in General Knowledge.

- Physics, Chemistry, and Biology: These sections are concept-heavy and require a strong understanding of Class 12 NCERT books. The questions are more application-based and require analytical thinking.

- General Knowledge: This section is often considered less challenging but requires staying updated with current affairs, health-related news, and general science.

In short, consistent preparation and a solid grasp of the core subjects are key to managing the difficulty.

Important chapters of AIIMS BSc nursing