It's a Question of your Career!

Yes, Nehru Group of Institutions in Kerala has opened the online application window for the 2025–2026 session. You can apply for courses like engineering, pharmacy, nursing, architecture, arts & science, law, aviation, and hotel management.

Here's how to apply: go to the admissions portal and register using your name, email, phone, state, and city. Then choose the institute (like Nehru College of Pharmacy), pick your desired course, fill out the form, pay the fee online, and submit.

If you need help choosing the right course or details on fees, let me know and I can assist.

Useful websites:

https://admissions.nehrucolleges.com
https://www.thenehrucolleges.com

Hello! Since you’re from Telangana and have secured a rank of 18,140 in AP EAPCET, you can get admission in Andhra Pradesh engineering colleges, but there are some conditions.

As a Telangana student, you're considered a non-local candidate in Andhra Pradesh unless you meet certain eligibility criteria under the 15% unreserved (open) quota, which is available in all colleges. If you’ve studied for at least 4 consecutive years in Andhra Pradesh, or have a residence certificate issued by AP authorities, you might qualify under local or non-local categories depending on your documents.

With your rank of 18,140, you have a decent chance of getting CSE, ECE, or IT in mid-tier private engineering colleges under the open category. Government or top private colleges may be slightly tough unless you fall under local status or reservation.

Maharashtra state counselling for Ayurveda admission (like BAMS) is expected to start in August or September 2025. The process will begin after NEET UG 2025 results are declared. You will need to register online, upload your documents, and select the course and college you want. Seats will be given based on your NEET score and preferences. There are also second and mop-up rounds if you don’t get a seat in the first round.

Websites to check:
https://cetcell.net
https://medicine.careers360.com

With a cutoff of 196 and belonging to the MBC category, you have a fair chance of getting into MIT for branches like IT or ECE, and possibly Mechanical. At CEG Guindy, chances for CSE or ECE are slightly tough since their cutoffs for MBC are usually above 197, but it’s not impossible depending on this year’s trends and vacancies in later rounds. Your score is strong, so you should definitely list CEG and MIT as top preferences in your choice filling. Keep participating in all counselling rounds, including sliding and mop-up, to increase your chances.

If you have entered the wrong 12th roll number in the final registration for AIIMS Paramedical, and the correction window has already closed, then unfortunately, you won’t be able to edit it now through the portal. However, this issue can often be resolved later during document verification or counselling if all your other details match and your original mark sheet is correct.

You should contact the AIIMS exam helpdesk or official email immediately and inform them about the mistake. Carry your original documents to the exam and later stages to prove your correct details. Many candidates with similar issues are allowed to proceed if their documents are valid.

With 430 marks in NEET and belonging to the 2A category from Karnataka, you have a decent chance of getting a private medical college seat under government quota in the state. In previous years, 2A category seats in private colleges under government quota were available for candidates scoring around 420–440 marks depending on the college and round.

For government medical colleges, the cutoff is generally higher—often 450+ marks for 2A—so it may be slightly difficult this year unless the cutoffs drop in later rounds.

You should participate actively in all KEAC counselling rounds, fill a wide range of choices including private colleges with lower closing ranks, and keep all documents ready. You may also explore semi-government colleges or deemed universities if your budget allows.

If you're in your 1st year of graduation and want to start preparing for the IBPS PO exam, it’s a smart move to build your basics early. Here are some of the best books you can start with for each section of the exam:

For Quantitative Aptitude, go with RS Aggarwal’s "Quantitative Aptitude". It covers all fundamental topics and is ideal for building a strong foundation.

For Reasoning Ability, "A Modern Approach to Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning" by RS Aggarwal is one of the most widely used books. Start with the basics and slowly move to puzzle-type questions.

For English Language, "Objective General English" by SP Bakshi is helpful for grammar, vocabulary, and comprehension. Also read a good English newspaper daily like The Hindu or Indian Express to improve reading skills.

For General Awareness, focus on daily current affairs from newspapers or monthly magazines like Pratiyogita Darpan or follow reliable YouTube channels or mobile apps.

For Banking Awareness, read "Banking Awareness" by Arihant or Kiran Publications. This will be useful for both prelims and mains in the later stage.

Hello Aspirant,

With your MHT CET score of 86% (PCM group), your potential admission into KJ Somaiya Institute of Engineering and Information Technology (KJSIEIT) or KJ Somaiya College of Engineering (KJSCE) during the CAP rounds will depend upon the cut-off trends from previous years. For computer science and interdisciplinary branches (IT, AI/DS, etc.), the cutoffs tend to be high for open category students. Here is a rough guide.

• KJSCE (Autonomous) Vidyavihar Campus: CSE and allied branches tend to close around 99-97 percentile especially for general/open category.
• KJSIEIT Sion Campus: Your chances may be better here. Interdisciplinary branches like Information Technology, Artificial Intelligence & Data Science, or Cyber Security may go down to 85-90 percentile, especially in later CAP rounds or for reserved categories.

Sure, I can help with that if I know which college you're referring to. Once I have the name, I can check if they offer a 3 year B.Sc. Biotechnology undergraduate course.

Hello Aspirant,

With your rank of 8649 in AP EAMCET Bi.P.C under the SC category and SVU area, it is very difficult to secure a seat in Andhra University, Vizag. The cut off process for candidates from the SC category is lower than even the 8649 rank, the cutoff ranks for the B. Pharmacy and Agriculture programs are in the 2000 - 5000 range. However, it is possible to get a seat in self-financing or allied courses. Participate in all rounds of counseling for options. AP EAPCET Cutoff 2025