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Hello aspirant,

If you want help for your B.A LLB admission please provide necessary information like;

• Country and State: Where are you planning to study BA.LLB?
• University or College Preference: Do you have any specific universities or colleges in mind?
• Academic Background: What is your educational background (e.g., high school, undergraduate degree)?
• Entrance Exam Requirements: Are there any entrance exams or prerequisites for the BA.LLB programs you're considering?
• Budget: What is your budget for tuition fees and living expenses?
• Specific Questions: Do you have any specific questions about the admission process, course curriculum, or career prospects?

Once I have more information, I can provide you guidance on the following aspects:

• Entrance Exam Preparation: If applicable, I can help you understand the exam format, syllabus, and study materials.
• Application Process: I can guide you through the application process, including document requirements, deadlines, and interview preparation.
• University Selection: I can help you research and compare different universities based on your preferences and criteria.
• Financial Aid: I can provide information on scholarships, loans, and other financial aid options available.
• Career Prospects: I can discuss potential career paths and job opportunities after completing a BA.LLB degree.
  
  

I hope you have understood.

Hello aspirant,

Please specify that about which particular exam you want to know about. There are various exam that take place but you have to specify the exam so that I can help you with your query.

I hope this information helps you.

Hello aspirant,

You should write "2023" for the passing year in your SSC registration.

Hello aspirant,

Your chances of getting seat in management quota in Telangana depends on various factors like:

• Number of applicants: The more applicants, the higher the cutoff marks.
• Number of available seats: The fewer seats, the higher the cutoff marks.
• Overall difficulty level of the entrance exam: A more difficult exam can lead to lower overall scores and higher cutoff marks.
• Specific college preferences: Some colleges may have higher cutoff marks than others.
• Category-wise reservations: If you belong to a reserved category, you may have lower cutoff marks compared to general category candidates.

Here are some additional tips:

• Research colleges: Identify colleges that offer the program you're interested in and check their previous year's cutoff marks.
• Prepare for the counseling process: Be prepared to participate in the counseling process and make informed choices based on your preferences and the available seats.
• Consider other options: If you're unable to secure a seat in management quota, explore other options such as spot round counseling or private colleges.
  
  

I hope this helps you.

Hello aspirant,

Yes, the discrepancy between the 10th result date on your certificate and the date given in your RRB JE 24 application could potentially be a problem.

The accuracy of your application information is crucial for the recruitment process. If there's a mismatch between the two dates, it could lead to:

• Verification Issues: The RRB might need to verify the authenticity of your documents. This could delay the process or even result in your application being rejected.
• Eligibility Concerns: The RRB may question your eligibility for the exam based on the discrepancy. If they determine that you don't meet the eligibility criteria, your application could be rejected.

To avoid any potential issues, it's important to:

1. Contact the RRB: Reach out to the RRB directly and explain the situation. Provide them with any supporting documents or evidence that can clarify the discrepancy.
2. Request Correction: If possible, request a correction to your application to ensure that both dates match.
3. Be Prepared for Verification: Be prepared to provide additional documentation or participate in a verification process if necessary.
   
   I hope this information helps you.

Hello Sam,

You can pursue aviation management without maths at some colleges, especially in private institutions and specialized aviation academies. A few options include:

1. Hindustan Aviation Academy (Bangalore)
2. Galgotias University (Greater Noida)
3. Ajeenkya DY Patil University (Pune)
4. SJES College of Management Studies (Bangalore)
5. Remo International College of Aviation (Chennai)

These institutions often have flexible entry requirements, allowing students from commerce backgrounds, even without maths, to apply. Always check specific admission criteria for the latest information.

Hope it helps !

Hello aspirant,

Radiation therapy typically costs between Rs. 30,000 and Rs. 200,000 in India, depending on the suggested type of radiation technology. However, the costs could range based on the hospitals located in various cities.

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If you have exited from the option entry process after securing a college in the second round of the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) counseling, you may still have a chance to rejoin for the second extended round under specific conditions.

Typically, the KEA allows candidates who have exited after the second round to participate in the extended round if they meet the eligibility criteria and if the option entry portal is reopened for such candidates. However, if you formally opted out or withdrew from the process after the second round, it could impact your participation. The exact rules vary based on KEA's guidelines for that year, and it's important to check the official notifications or directly contact KEA for clarity.

If the extended round permits reentry, you will need to re-enter your preferred options during the extended option entry period. Ensure that you stay updated with the official KEA website or notifications for announcements regarding the extended round process. To avoid missing out, act quickly and clarify your situation with KEA authorities.

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Hello,

Yes, you can pursue an LLB regular course after completing your degree from GITAM University, as long as you meet the eligibility criteria. Typically, LLB programs require candidates to have completed a bachelor’s degree from a recognized university with a minimum of 45-50% marks, depending on the institution. Since you have completed your degree from GITAM, which is a recognized university, you should be eligible to apply. It’s important to check the specific requirements of the university or law school you wish to join, including any entrance exams like CLAT or LSAT, which may be required for admission.

Hello there,

If you have been allotted a BAMS seat in the 1st round but didn't fill out the retention form, you are generally still eligible to participate in the mop-up round for an MBBS course . However, this depends on the specific rules of the counseling authority.

In most cases:

• If you do not confirm your BAMS seat (through actions like filling a retention form or paying the fee), your seat may be considered vacant, and you may proceed to the next rounds, including the mop-up round.
  
  
• If you want to try for an MBBS seat in the mop-up round, ensure you check the specific eligibility criteria and guidelines provided by the conducting body of the counseling (state or national level).

It's important to follow the official instructions carefully, as rules might vary between states or boards.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.