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Admissions in BHU (Banaras Hindu University) is through CUET (Common University Entrance Test). CUET 2024 has already been done.

The cutoffs of BHU in Bachelor's in Art is higher. And for general category a student must have scored more than 700+ out of 800 to get a seat in BA in English and Philosophy.

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You can surely correct the mistake you have done while filling the application of GATE 2025. It is expected that in the month of November 2024, GATE correction window will be open to re-correct the form. To know more information on GATE 2025, kindly click on the given link.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-application-form-correction

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Hello aspirant,

The official notification from the Union Public Service Commission includes the UPSC NDA eligibility requirements for 2025.  On December 11, 2024, the notification with the NDA 1 eligibility requirements 2025 will be made public. The announcement will be made available on their website, upsc.gov.in. The UPSC NDA eligibility requirements for 2025 will be established based on a number of variables, including age, nationality, level of education, and physical standards.

For more information, please visit the following link:

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/nda-eligibility-criteria

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However, I did find some phonics classes in Delhi , Bangalore , and Coimbatore . If you're interested, I can provide more information on these classes.

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The basic eligibility criteria for appearing in MS.c Neuroscience is to have equal or above 55% in Bachelor's in Zoology/botany/biology/biotechnology/biochemistry/ neurocience or MBBS from a recognised university.

Entrance examination for this course is CUET PG, BITSTAT, NEST, DUET, and many more.

I hope this information helps you.

With 263 marks under the BCM (Backward Class Muslim) category, your chances of securing a seat in a government Unani college in Tamil Nadu depend on several factors, such as the overall cutoff trends, the number of seats available, and the competition in your specific category.

Typically, the cutoff marks for admission to Unani medical colleges can vary each year based on the difficulty level of the NEET exam, the number of applicants, and the reservation policies in place.

To get the most accurate and up-to-date information, it’s best to check the previous year’s cutoff marks for the BCM category in Tamil Nadu’s government Unani colleges. This will give you a better idea of your chances of admission.

If you still want more precise information, I recommend visiting the official counseling website for Tamil Nadu medical admissions or directly consulting with experts or counselors who specialize in medical admissions.

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Your eligibility to receive benefits under the SC category for upcoming schooling or government work if you graduated under the general category but have a SC (Scheduled Caste) certificate depends on a number of factors:
If you have a valid SC certificate, graduating under the general category may not have an impact on your future eligibility for SC benefits. Your SC status is not automatically void just because you graduated under the general category.
A valid SC certificate issued by the appropriate authority is required. When asking for reservations in government employment, education, or any other benefits, this certificate is essential.
If you want to be eligible for related perks, you must explicitly indicate that you are a SC applicant while applying for any job or course.

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• Rank : 35k rank in the general category is relatively competitive, but your chances depend on the cutoff trends for the specific year and the availability of seats.

• Cutoff Trends : The cutoff for DNB Anesthesia can vary each year based on factors like the difficulty level of the NEET-PG exam, the number of seats available, and the demand for the specialty.

• Seat Availability : DNB Anesthesia seats are limited and generally have higher demand. Availability in preferred institutions may be challenging, but lesser-known or peripheral institutions may offer a chance.

• Counseling Rounds : Your chances improve during later rounds of counseling, where seats left unfilled in earlier rounds are offered again. Stay updated on counseling rounds and vacancy positions.

• Location Preferences : You may have a better chance of securing a seat if you are flexible with the location and institution.

• Category Quota : As a general category candidate, you compete for unreserved seats, which can be more challenging compared to reserved categories.

For more accurate guidance, reviewing the previous year's allotment trends and consulting with an expert during the counseling process is advisable.

Hello there,

You can do your Master's degree in Clinical Embryology after completing you Bachelor's in zoology, botany and other related field. MS.c in Clinical Embryology is of 2 years, after which you can start your career as an embriologist intern. Internships will help you gain experience.

There are some top colleges that offers this course, you can get all the necessary details regarding these colleges' eligibility criteria and admission process. Kindly go through the given link.

https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-clinical-embryology-colleges-in-india?_gl=1*1n14363*_ga*bms1YmViWmNWUEFLbkJmc1NKdmdZSzdTRUVPZHg0Nnpqb0lRWmhaWjZ6bjNtSTB3V1dDY2pvQWpUeGlEVHVpdQ..

I hope you will do good.

Hello aspirant,

The chances of securing MD General Medicine in Telangana with an All India Rank of 11370 are relatively low but not impossible. The cutoff ranks for government medical colleges in Telangana can vary significantly from year to year, depending on several factors such as:

• Number of seats available: The more seats available, the lower the cutoff rank.
• Number of candidates appearing for the exam: A higher number of candidates can lead to higher cutoff ranks.
• Difficulty level of the exam: A more difficult exam can result in lower cutoff ranks.

Here are some factors to consider:

• Government vs. private colleges: Government medical colleges generally have lower cutoff ranks than private medical colleges.
• Category: Candidates from reserved categories (SC, ST, OBC) may have lower cutoff ranks than general category candidates.
• State quota vs. All India quota: Candidates with state quota can have an advantage over those with All India quota.

To improve your chances:

• Utilize counseling services: Many counseling services can help you assess your chances and make informed decisions.
• Explore other options: Consider other medical specialties or states where your rank might be competitive.
• Prepare for future exams: If you're not satisfied with your current rank, consider preparing for future attempts at the NEET PG exam.

It's important to note that the final decision depends on the actual cutoff ranks released by the counseling authorities. You can find the latest information on the official websites of the Telangana state counseling authority and the participating medical colleges.

I hope this helps!