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Hello student,

If you got banned from KNRUHS (Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences) for not reporting after accepting a BDS seat in the mop-up round , this ban generally applies to BDS admissions only. However, here are some important points to consider:

1. Penalty : Often, universities impose a penalty fee for not joining after seat allotment in mop-up rounds, as the seat remains unfilled. You may need to pay this to avoid issues in the future. Check with KNRUHS directly to confirm if there's a specific penalty amount.
   
   

2. Impact on MBBS Admission : The ban is usually specific to the BDS course at KNRUHS, so it may not affect your eligibility to apply for MBBS next year . However, ensure you follow all rules and guidelines for MBBS admissions and meet all reporting requirements if allotted a seat to avoid similar issues.
   
   

3. Official Clarification : To avoid complications, contact KNRUHS or review their official notification to understand the ban's exact scope and any penalties to ensure a smooth MBBS admission process next year.
   
   
   

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Hello student,

If the college is a Jain minority institution, the primary reservation is likely for Jain minority students. However, many minority institutions also allocate seats for other reserved categories, including SC. Admission possibilities will depend on the college’s specific reservation policy, the availability of seats for non-minority reserved categories, and your rank or score.

To confirm, check with the college directly or review its admissions brochure, as they usually outline seat allocation policies for both minority and other reserved category applicants.

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Hello there,

In Karnataka, candidates belonging to the BC-E category (Shaik) are generally not eligible for the EWS (Economically Weaker Section) certificate because EWS is meant for candidates from the general category who meet specific economic criteria.

For admission to B.Sc. Radiology at KNRUHS Warangal , you can apply under the BC-E category for the seats reserved for that category. However, you won't be able to claim EWS status, as EWS is exclusively for the economically weaker candidates from the general category. It’s important to ensure that you fulfill all the eligibility criteria for BC-E admissions and have the necessary documentation ready for the application process.

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Yes , if you have completed a Diploma after Class 12 many institutions will accept this qualification as an alternative to the 12th grade for admission to a Bachelor’s degree in Cinema and Television ( B.CAT ) in Film Editing . eligibility criteria vary from college to  college  but most recognize a diploma in a relevant field as sufficient for entry , especially if it aligns with media , film studies or in similar domain .

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For the third round of NEET 2024 counseling, the cutoff for OBC candidates aiming to pursue a Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery (BHMS) generally lies between the 40th percentile and a score range of approximately 138 to 105. This cutoff varies depending on factors like the state, the number of available seats, and competition within each round. The third round may see slightly lower cutoffs compared to initial rounds due to unfilled seats, allowing candidates with scores closer to the lower end of this range to secure admissions.

Each counseling session considers several factors, including the total candidate pool, seat availability, and overall demand for BHMS courses. The BHMS cutoff can vary significantly across different states and institutions, so keeping track of the specific cutoffs within the desired region and college is advisable. It’s also beneficial to monitor state counseling updates for the most accurate and recent cutoff information, as some states may have specific eligibility criteria or additional rounds to fill remaining seats.

Hello aspirant,

In India, students who wish to enroll in undergraduate medical programs including MBBS, BDS, and other medical-related programs must take the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET). The National Testing Agency (NTA) administers NEET, which is regarded as the most important test for Indian medical candidates.

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Yes, you can apply for JEE Main as a PCB student and aspiring candidates of NEET There is no illegal issue in appearing as many candidates before have done it and there is no such rules that you cant give exam but remember that You will be considered ineligible for JOSAA counseling. However dont waste your precious time, energy and money in appearing such exam which is of no use for you instead go for mock tests where you also get to know your performance.

Prepare for NEET, AIIMS & JIPMER if you are medical aspirant or focus on board if you want to do general courses where entrance exam required at college level If you want to feel like real exam go for test series of any coaching centre.

Cutoffs are depends upon various factors also it varies every year .. we can't tell exact cutoff of a particular year but surely they are resonated to last year's cutoffs…

If you are targeting government colleges than the 3rd round cutoff will be around 420 plus and fees is less than 20k.

In 3rd round for semi government colleges you need to have score more than 380 plus and fees is lump sum around 70k

If you are interested in private colleges more than 300 is enough for getting in bams college but fees here is around 5 lakh rupees.

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