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Admission to bmlt course requires neet and the majority of BMLT institutes, the system of direct Admission is adopted. In such a selection system, the previous marks of the students in 10+2 are considered for BMLT Admission.most of the college conducted entrance exam like as KEAM, IPU CET, AP EAMCET, MET , etc.

For the direct admission you need to apply in private college which offered bmlt course.the colleges like lpu, chandigarh university integral university offers this programme and theie fees is between 60000 to 20000 for the whole course.

Predicting the exact college you'll get with a rank of 78,000 in KCET 2024 is difficult because cut-offs change every year based on factors like:

• Total number of applicants
• Difficulty level of the exam
• Number of seats available
• Availability under Rural and SNQ quota

However, with a rank of 78,000 and considering the Rural and SNQ quota, it's likely you might get a seat in a B.Tech program with specialization in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science at some of the following colleges

• RV Institute of Technology and Management, Bangalore (Rural Quota Seats Might Be Available)
  
  
• BMS Institute of Technology and Management, Bangalore (Rural Quota Seats Might Be Available)
  
  
• Acharya Institute of Technology, Bangalore (Rural Quota Seats Might Be Available)
  
  
• Siddaganga Institute of Technology, Tumkur (Rural Quota Seats Might Be Available)
  
  
• NIE Institute of Technology, Mysore (SNQ Quota Seats Might Be Available)

This list is not exhaustive and the actual colleges you might qualify for will depend on the official cut-offs released for KCET 2024 counselling.

Look for previous years' KCET cut-offs (category-wise and branch-wise) for the Rural and SNQ quota, specifically for B.Tech with specialization in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science. You can find this data on websites like:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/kcet-cutoff

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To secure admission in Maharashtra Veterinary Colleges, candidates typically need to qualify based on their rank and marks in the relevant entrance exam. Here are some general pointers based on previous trends:

1. Entrance Exam: The admission is usually through the Common Entrance Test (CET) conducted by the Maharashtra Animal and Fishery Sciences University (MAFSU).

2. Rank and Marks: The exact rank and marks required can vary from year to year depending on the number of applicants and the difficulty of the exam. Generally, a higher rank (lower number) and a good score in the entrance exam are necessary for securing a seat.

3. Cutoffs: Each college may have its own cutoff marks and ranks based on the availability of seats and the competitiveness of the exam.

To get the most accurate and specific information, it's advisable to check the official website of MAFSU or the concerned veterinary colleges in Maharashtra for the latest admission criteria and cutoff details.

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You are definitely eligible for both JAM (Joint Admission Test for Masters) and GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) with a BSc CS degree. Both exams are popular pathways for pursuing an MSc in Computer Science in India.

JAM focuses more on theoretical foundations of computer science, while GATE emphasizes application-oriented computer science concepts relevant to various engineering fields.
JAM scores are generally used for admission to pure MSc CS programs, while GATE scores are used for admission to M.Tech (Master of Technology) programs with a specialization in Computer Science or related fields.

If you prefer a more theoretical foundation in CS and aim for a research-oriented MSc program, consider taking JAM.

If you are interested in a specialization within CS with an engineering focus and aim for a more application-oriented M.Tech program, consider taking GATE.

https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/gate

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If you have completed B.Sc. in Computer Science and are interested in pursuing post-graduation (M.Sc. or MCA) from IITs (Indian Institutes of Technology), here are some common exams you can consider:

1. Joint Admission Test for Masters (JAM):  JAM is conducted for admission to M.Sc. programs at IITs and other participating institutes. You can appear for the Computer Science (CS) paper in JAM.

2. Joint Entrance Examination for Masters (JEE Advanced): This is primarily for admission to M.Tech programs, but some IITs also offer M.Sc. programs through JEE Advanced. Check the specific IITs for their M.Sc. offerings through JEE Advanced.

3. Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE):  While GATE is primarily for M.Tech admissions, some IITs also accept GATE scores for admission to their M.Sc. programs. You can appear for the Computer Science and Information Technology (CS) paper in GATE.

4. Common Entrance Examination for Design (CEED): CEED is for admission to M.Des. programs, but some IITs also accept CEED scores for M.Sc. in Design programs. Check the specific IITs for their M.Sc. Design offerings through CEED.

5. IIT JAM for MCA (IIT JAM MCA): Some IITs also offer MCA programs, and you can apply through JAM for these programs.

Before applying, it's crucial to check the specific eligibility criteria and admission processes of the IITs where you wish to apply. Each IIT may have its own set of requirements and procedures for admission to their M.Sc. or MCA programs.

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Without any doubt jims is better as it is affiliated to GGSIPU, New Delhi and they have much better Faculty and infrastructure.most companies like SEBI, Coca-cola, parle visits campus every year where students get more exposure about the company and manufacturing of it's product.

Ipem is average in placement for bba students more than 70 percent students get placed in which 50percent students joined the industry.

Yes, you are eligible to do a Diploma in Naturopathy and Yogic Science (DNYS) even though you are an M.Phil graduate in Biochemistry and a homemaker for the past 12 years.

There is no upper age limit to pursue a DNYS course. The basic eligibility criteria typically include passing Class 12 from a recognized board.

If you are looking for a career change into the field of wellness and natural healthcare, a DNYS course can provide a foundation in naturopathy and yoga principles.
The knowledge and practices learned in a DNYS program can benefit your own health and well-being.

Many institutes offer part-time or weekend DNYS programs that can accommodate your schedule as a homemaker.

After completing a DNYS program, you can explore various career options in the field of wellness and natural healthcare. Here are some possibilities:

• Naturopathy Assistant: You can assist qualified naturopaths in consultations, treatments, and patient care.
  
  
• Yoga Therapist: With additional training and certification, you can work as a yoga therapist to help people with specific health conditions.
  
  
• Wellness Consultant: You can provide guidance on healthy living practices based on naturopathy and yoga principles.
  
  
• Start Your Own Practice: After gaining experience, you can set up your own naturopathy or yoga therapy practice.

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/national-institute-of-naturopathy-pune

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Predicting the exact colleges you'll get with a score of 350 (AIR 5 lakh) is impossible because cut-offs change every year based on various factors like:

• Total number of test-takers
• Difficulty level of the exam
• Seat availability in different colleges

However, based on previous years' trends (data may not be entirely accurate), with a score of 350 (AIR 5 lakh), it's likely you might have a chance at some colleges offering Category A (CAT) programs through All India Quota (AIQ) and Telangana State Quota.

• ll India Quota (AIQ) - Category A (CAT): You might have a chance at some new or lesser-known colleges with lower cut-offs.
  
  

• Telangana State Quota - Category A (CAT): There is better possibility of getting a seat in a Category A college within Telangana compared to the All India Quota. You might have a chance at some established colleges here as well, depending on the specific branch you are interested in.
  
  There is a higher chance of getting a seat in a Category B college within Telangana with a score of 350.
  
  https://bschool.careers360.com/cat-college-predictor
  
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This can be frustrating, but here's what you can do regarding the "caste certificate received from Meeseva is NA" message while registering for EAMCET counselling.

Call the Meeseva helpline number and explain the situation. They might be able to help you track the status of your caste certificate or suggest alternative solutions.

Contact the EAMCET helpline number or email address mentioned on the official website. Explain the issue and inquire about the next steps. They might be able to guide you on how to proceed with the counselling registration despite the missing information.

Sometimes, the data might not be synced in real-time. Check the Meeseva online portal using your application reference number or other details to see if your caste certificate status has been updated. If the online portal doesn't show an update, explain the situation during the physical certificate verification process (if applicable). Carry a copy of your caste certificate and any documents proving you applied for it at Meeseva centers.

It's generally recommended to proceed with the counselling registration fee payment if possible. This ensures you're included in the counselling process.

Missing information during registration might require additional verification during the physical certificate verification round. Be prepared to present a copy of your caste certificate and any proof of application from Meeseva centers.

Keep copies of your caste certificate application receipt, screenshots of the Meeseva online portal showing your application status (if available), and any other relevant documents.

https://www.careers360.com/ap-eamcet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=ini-cet_cp

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The "bad month" error message on tgeapcet.nic.in suggests a technical issue with the counselling website.

There might be a temporary glitch with the website. Give it some time (a few hours) and try logging in again to check if the slot booking option is available.

Sometimes, outdated cache or cookies can cause website display issues. Try clearing your browser's cache and cookies, then log in again to the EAMCET counselling portal.

If the issue persists, try accessing the EAMCET counselling website from a different device (computer, phone) or browser to see if the error persists.

Verify with your bank statement that the payment has indeed been debited for the counselling registration fee.

If the payment shows as successful, take a screenshot of your bank statement (showing the deduction) for your records. This might be helpful in case you need to contact the EAMCET authorities again.

https://www.careers360.com/ap-eamcet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=ini-cet_cp

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