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Oh no, I totally get how frustrating it can be to realize you've filled out the wrong form. Don't worry though, these things happen!

Regarding your situation with the BBA CA and BBA General forms, it really depends on the specific rules of the admission process you're going through. Some universities are pretty flexible and allow changes between rounds, while others might have stricter policies

Your best bet would be to contact the admissions office directly. They'll have the most up-to-date info on whether you can switch to BBA General in the next CAP round.

If you want, I can try to find their contact details for you. Just let me know which university or board is handling your admissions, and I'll see what I can dig up.

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If you want to quit the KEA counselling process, but didn't choose Choice 4 in the second round, there's still a way to withdraw. Since you haven't been allotted a seat, you can simply stop participating in further rounds. However, you may need to submit a formal request to KEA, either online or in-person, stating that you wish to exit the counselling. It is advisable to keep a copy of any communication you send or receive, as it will serve as proof of your decision to quit.

Feel free to ask if you need more details, or if you'd like suggestions for alternate options or colleges!

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Thank you for reaching out. If you want to quit the KEA counselling process and not participate in the third round, here's what you can do: Usually, after the second round, candidates have the option to either continue or withdraw from further rounds. You may need to log into your KEA account and choose the option to withdraw or not participate in the subsequent round. If you don't see this option, I recommend contacting KEA support directly for guidance on the exact process. It's important to ensure that you follow the correct steps to officially exit the counselling process without any complications.

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Hello! Thank you for reaching out to Careers360. I understand that you are looking for information about private colleges offering BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) for participation in the second round of counselling.

To participate in the second round, it's essential to check the official counselling websites or portals, as different states or counselling bodies release seat matrices for private colleges specifically during this phase. If you're looking for any particular colleges or further details about how to proceed with your registration for the second round, feel free to ask! We’re here to help you with any additional data or guidance.

Hello aspirant,

The ability to manage complex medical issues, operate in clinics, hospitals, and community health settings, and promote people's well-being are all provided by enrolling in the BSc Nursing entrance 2024 program. Admission to the BSc Nursing program in 2024 is based only on Class 12 scores, while some universities also take entrance exam results into account. Those who want to become nurses might choose to apply for the BSc Nursing Admission 2024 program, which provides extensive training for aspiring nurses in a range of healthcare settings.

A candidate must receive at least 50% in their Class 12 Science stream with PCB (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology) subjects in order to be considered for admission to the BSc Nursing program.

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Hello, thank you for reaching out! I hope you're doing well. Based on your PGECET rank of 11,283, I can help guide you in identifying suitable colleges. With this rank, your options may vary depending on the specific branch you're interested in and the category you belong to. Certain branches might have more competitive cut-offs, but don't worry, there are good institutions that you can still consider. If you'd like, I can suggest some colleges based on your preferences, such as location or branch. Feel free to let me know!

Hello! Thank you for reaching out. I hope you're doing well.

Yes, you can directly participate in NEET Round 3 (also known as the Mop-Up round) even if you skipped Round 2, provided you were not allotted any seat in Round 1. You don’t need to pay the Rs.2 lakh security deposit again if you have already paid it for the previous rounds, as it will carry forward. However, if you don’t get a seat even after Round 3, the security deposit will be refunded to you, usually within a specific period after the completion of the counseling process.

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Hello aspirant,

One of the most well-liked competitive tests in the nation is the NDA exam. Twice a year, the Union Public Service Commission conducts it. Every year, a sizable number of applicants who took the Class 12 exam or are taking it do so. Candidates who wish to serve their country by joining the Indian army can do so directly through the NDA.

To be eligible for NDA exam, you must have maths in you 11and 12 standard. Basic maths will not work for NDA exams.

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Hello! Thank you for reaching out to Careers360. Hope you're doing well! With a score of 424 in NEET 2024, securing a free seat at NIMS (Nizam's Institute of Medical Sciences) might be challenging since the cut-off marks for government quota seats tend to be higher, especially in general categories. However, exact cut-offs can vary depending on your category, state quota, and seat availability.

If you'd like, I can help you check more specific details based on your category and other factors. Let me know if you'd like to explore alternative options or any other queries related to college admissions!

Hello aspirant,

India has great potential in the broad domains of aerospace engineering, which include the design, development, and testing of military systems, airplanes, satellites, and missiles. Mechanical engineering, which covers a wide range of subjects such as computer application, structures, mathematics, physics, drafting, electricity, robotics, aeronautics, etc., makes up a sizable portion of aerospace engineering. It is anticipated to rise in line with the rising demand for sophisticated airplanes and spacecraft.

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