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To receive notifications for MSc Nursing programs in Assam, the best approach is to regularly check the websites of the Directorate of Medical Education (DME) and the Srimanta Sankaradeva University of Health Sciences (SSUHS) (https://www.google.com/url?q=http://www.ssuhs.in/node.php%3Fu%3Dmorenws%26type%3Dnotice%26nid%3D1715258655&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwiKxuWry-aMAxUl-TgGHXQ0BpUQjJEMegQIAhAD&usg=AOvVaw2UPHowg0Tali2OZvVbjHJx) . These are the primary sources for official notifications related to admissions, entrance exams, and other important information.

While it's possible to work abroad with a GNM qualification from a college with withdrawn INC recognition, you may face challenges. Some countries may require formal INC recognition for your qualification to be valid for registration and employment as a nurse. It's crucial to research the specific requirements of the country you wish to work in and understand the process for recognizing international nursing qualifications.

For admission into a PharmD program, you may need to take entrance exams like TS EAMCET, AP EAMCET, KCET, GPAT, AP PGECET, or TS PGECET, WBJEE. Some colleges may also accept scores from NIPER JEE or other university-specific entrance exams. NEET is not typically required for PharmD admission.

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With a 71 percentile in JEE Main, admission to most top GFTI colleges is unlikely. You may need to consider lower tier GFTIs and private engineering colleges. Some GFTIs like Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra, Ranchi and Gurukula Kangri Vishwavidyalaya, Haridwar have more seats, but you'll likely be looking at branches other than Computer Science.

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• Passing 10th Grade: Most schools will only admit students who have passed their Class 10th board exams (or equivalent).
• Minimum Percentage: Schools often have minimum cut-off marks for admission to specific streams in 11th grade.
• Stream Choice: You'll need to choose your preferred stream (Science, Commerce, Humanities) and ensure the school offers that stream.

  
  

• Application: You'll need to apply to your chosen school, usually by filling out an application form, often available on their website or in person, according to Careers360 .

  
  
• Entrance Tests/Interviews: Some schools may require you to take an entrance test or interview to assess your suitability for the stream you've chosen.

With a rank of 108,000, you might have a chance at some newer or less prestigious NITs like NIT Jalandhar, NIT Raipur, or NIT Goa. These NITs may have lower cutoff ranks for Electrical Engineering, especially if you belong to a reserved category but chances are limited for general category.

Yes, there are various scholarship opportunities for students pursuing an MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) degree in India. These scholarships can be merit-based, means-based, or offered by specific organizations or universities. Some examples include the National Merit Scholarship, Inspire Scholarship, and scholarships offered by organizations like the Yashoda Foundation and state scholarship schemes like SVMCM in West Bengal.

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With an OBC-NCL rank of 52023 in JEE Main, your chances of getting into NIT Warangal depend on the specific branch and whether you're looking at home state or all-India quota. While this rank is within the range where some programs might be accessible, competitive branches like Computer Science and Electronics and Communication Engineering will be challenging to secure.

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With an intermediate score of 986 marks, your chances of securing a CSE (Computer Science and Engineering) seat at SASTRA University are quite good . SASTRA University has a unique admission process that considers both JEE Main scores and your Class 12 marks.

SASTRA University admits students to its B.Tech programs through two streams. Stream 1 considers 50% weightage for normalized aggregate Class 12 scores and 50% weightage for JEE Main scores. Stream 2 admits students based solely on the normalized aggregate Class 12 score, accounting for the remaining 50% of the seats.

Given your high marks in intermediate (986 out of a likely total of around 1000-1100, depending on your board), your normalized score for Class 12 will likely be very competitive for both admission streams. For Stream 2, which gives 100% weightage to Class 12 marks, you have a strong chance of getting a CSE seat based on merit.

Even if you have appeared for JEE Main, a good score there combined with your high intermediate marks would further strengthen your chances through Stream 1. SASTRA gives equal importance to both.

Therefore, with 986 marks in intermediate, you should definitely apply for the B.Tech CSE program at SASTRA University. Your high score puts you in a favorable position for admission through their merit-based Stream 2, and if you have a decent JEE Main score, your chances are even higher through Stream 1. Make sure to check the official SASTRA University admission brochure for the specific eligibility criteria, normalization process for board marks, and the application procedure for the academic year 2025-2026. Keep an eye on their website for important dates and announcements related to admissions.

I hope this helps.