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Hello aspirant,

Located in Bihar, Mahesh Singh B.Ed College was founded in 2012. It provides full-time UG courses taught by highly experienced faculty members. The NCTE-approved institution provides a variety of courses, including B.Ed. and D.Ed. programs. Additionally, it provides a number of specializations in the area of education and teaching. With 250 seats available, the institute hopes to attract more applicants who want to advance their education and skill sets.

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If you've taken two years of drop for preparation, with the first year being self-study and the second year with coaching, handling the gap certificate situation requires careful planning.

Since your coaching is offering a gap certificate for the second year, you could use that as valid proof for one year. However, for the first year, where you self-studied, you'll need to ensure that you account for this gap responsibly. You can apply for a gap certificate through the court for the first year. A gap certificate is a legal document that justifies the reason for a break in your academic progression.

In most cases, universities and institutions accept gap certificates to clarify any breaks in education. By obtaining a court-issued gap certificate for the first year and using the coaching's certificate for the second year, you'll have documented both years of gap properly.

Make sure to clearly state your reasons for the gap in the court affidavit, such as competitive exam preparation. Having two gap certificates—one from the court and one from coaching—should provide adequate proof of your academic gap, ensuring transparency and compliance with the admission process.

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you may get a seat at this rank in NEET or any other entrance exam but you have to compromise with course and Institute. But if you want to have good college you need to score more and improve your rank in next year exam if you are interested in. Fill up all the choices available in counselling process till the last round that you get atleast one of the college of your choice.

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Hello Shivani!

With a NEET rank of 2212166, the chances of getting an MBBS seat in a government medical college are highly slim, but some private medical colleges or deemed universities.

Usually, government colleges are providing seats in a limited number and with a relatively high cut-off rank for students, which makes it rather tough to get admission for students belonging to lower ranks. However, there are some private colleges offering seats through management quota. But the fees for them are very high and notably so.

There are also deemed universities that accept lower ranks, but again, the fees may be substantial. It is always better to refer to the list of nearby colleges and contacting them directly to ask about the admission process and fee structure.

Conclusion

With a rank in this range, you should concentrate on finding out all possibilities in private colleges or deemed universities and do exhaustive research on the same.

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Hello aspirant,

NEET is one of the toughest exam in India and getting admissions in top colleges with 390 marks is quite difficult even with state quota and reservation benefits. You can get the admissions in private colleges with these marks. But I suggest you to prepare hard and try to get the government colleges next year.

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Hello aspirant,

The two-year Radiation Medicine Diploma program is offered. Students who want to practice diagnostic tests in medical treatments that involve radiation technologies can enroll in this paramedical course. The paramedical specialty of radiology is dedicated to the treatment of illnesses affecting the body's internal organs. X-rays are used in this treatment.

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Hi Avanish,

Yes, there can be an issue regarding the OBC (NCL) eligibility. As per the guidelines, to qualify for the OBC-NCL category, the family's annual income should be below RS 8 lakh per year. If your average income for the past three years exceeds RS 8 lakh, your family may fall into the "upper layer or creamy layer" category, which would not allow your son from applying under the OBC-NCL category.

However, if your salary increase is recent and the average of the past three years still remains under Rs. 8 lakh, then he might still be eligible for the OBC-NCL benefits. It is crucial to verify the exact average income and consult the latest government notifications or a legal expert for confirmation on this matter.

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Hello aspirant,

Students who have finished their class 11 and 12 standards from Indian boards and have a recognized diploma are eligible to take the SAT exam. But topic is not a barrier, and you can take the SAT without taking math.

So yes you can give this exam.

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With an All India Quota (AIQ) rank of 105,497, it is highly unlikely to secure a seat in MS ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat) at most colleges. MS ENT is a competitive specialty, and cut-off ranks are generally much lower due to limited seats and high demand.

Options to Consider:

Private Colleges: You may have a chance in private medical colleges, especially under management quota, but this often comes with higher tuition fees.

Alternative Specialties: Consider applying for other less competitive specialties where your rank may be more favorable.

Future Attempts: If you are determined to pursue MS ENT, consider preparing for the next NEET exam to improve your rank.

For the best guidance, check with the specific colleges or counseling authorities regarding the latest cut-off trends .