Hello aspirant,

Yes, AIIMS Bhopal have B Pharma Course.

The goal of the B Pharma program at Aiims, Bhopal Institutes is to give students a solid foundation in pharmaceutical sciences and the tools they need to succeed in the field.

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Dear aspirant,

ACMS is a very competitive institution, and the MBBS cut off even for the defense quota is generally higher than what you have scored. Candidates need score significantly higher than 430 to secure a seat at ACMS. So even though the defense quota offers some advantage, the specific cut off for each priority level within that quota can vary. With a priority 8, and your rank of 155237 and all the over all higher cut offs, it's very unlikely that you will be able to secure a seat.

Good luck!

Dear Student,

The BBA course Government Hamidia Arts and Commerce College, Bhopal is a 3 years course.To get admission in BBA the  students must meet some eligibility requirements, that is Candidates should have completed 10+2 (HS) from any  recognized board with a minimum aggregate of 50% marks with certain relaxation for reserved categories.The students from any stream like Science, Commerce, Arts are eligible to apply.The  selection  process is based on merit in qualifying examinations or through the institute's selection process. Some preference may be given to students with Commerce background. Also additional weightage may be given to relevant extracurricular achievements of the students.

With 279 marks in NEET 2025, OBC category, AIR 5 lakh, and OBC rank 2 lakh, it is very difficult to get B.Sc. Nursing or GNM in IGIMS (Patna) because it is a top government institute and the cut-off is usually much higher. But you can still get B.Sc. Nursing or GNM in other government or private colleges through state-level counselling (like Bihar BCECE UGMAC) or private college quota.

Placement outcomes at Chandigarh University (CU) exhibit notable variability across different courses and departments, as reflected in recent data and student feedback up to 2024.

Engineering (CSE, IT, ECE):

The Computer Science and IT branches demonstrate particularly strong placement statistics, with reported placement rates often exceeding 90percent. Leading multinational companies—including Microsoft, Amazon, Cognizant, and TCS—frequently recruit from these departments. However, traditional core engineering disciplines such as Mechanical and Civil Engineering experience comparatively fewer opportunities within their specialization, with many students seeking alternative career paths or off-campus options.

Management (MBA, BBA):

Management programs attract reputable organizations like Deloitte, Flipkart, and ICICI Bank. The average compensation for these placements typically falls in the Rs4–5 lakh per annum range. Higher-level roles and salary packages are generally achieved by students who demonstrate exceptional performance and initiative.

Pharmacy, Biotechnology, and Sciences:

These fields offer some industry collaborations and training tie-ups, but core job placements are relatively limited. Many graduates opt for further academic pursuits or explore off-campus employment opportunities.

Hotel Management / Tourism:

The university maintains strong industry connections in the hospitality sector, facilitating internships and placement offers from prominent brands such as Taj and Oberoi. Students in these programs benefit from consistent industry engagement and practical training.

Liberal Arts, Humanities, Journalism:

Placement opportunities in these disciplines are more limited. While some students secure internships or positions with startups, the majority rely on their own networks and independent job searches to find suitable roles after graduation.

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2023–2024 Placement Statistics

- Highest Package (CSE): Rs1.7 crore (International, Microsoft)

- Average Package: 5-6akh per annum (CSE/IT); 3–4 lakh per annum (other branches)

- Number of Companies Visiting: Over 700 (as reported by CU)

- Top Recruiters: Amazon, Wipro, Cognizant, IBM, Deloitte, Flipkart, Infosys, TCS, among others

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Student Perspectives:

Strengths:

- The placement cell is proactive, offering support through mock interviews, resume-building workshops, and regular engagement with industry partners.

- The university’s numerous industry tie-ups and internship programs provide valuable exposure.

Challenges:

- Competition for high-quality placements is intense, and outcomes often depend on individual preparation and performance.

- Students from non-IT and core engineering branches face a more challenging placement landscape.

- Not all graduates secure employment within their chosen field of study, prompting some to explore alternative career paths.

In summary, Chandigarh University offers robust placement support, particularly for students in Computer Science, IT, and hospitality-related programs. Prospective students in other disciplines should be aware of the competitive landscape and consider supplementing their university experience with additional skills and proactive job search strategies.

Hello,

Achieving 231 marks in NEET 2025 within the ST category provides a slight chance of obtaining an MBBS seat through the state quota in select North Eastern states, even though it might be quite difficult. Regions such as Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram, Nagaland, and Meghalaya, where there are fewer medical aspirants and a greater reserved quota for Scheduled Tribes, may see cutoffs in the lower spectrum, occasionally around 250–300 marks for ST candidates. Nevertheless, 231 marks fall just short of those lower-range thresholds, meaning MBBS admission may not be guaranteed. Nonetheless, you might still find opportunities in private medical colleges, government-aided private institutions, or through BDS, BAMS, or BHMS programs, which generally have lower cutoffs. It is strongly advised to engage in the counselling process of your home state and keep track of mop-up and stray vacancy rounds, during which occasional spots become available due to withdrawals.

Hope this helps. All the best!

Hi dear candidate,

Can you please specify in which entrance exam you have been ranked 23894 like in EAMCET, KCET or JEE so that we can help you further. Your social category also plays a major role here in determining your college and exam also as JEE is a nation wide exam where as EAMCET and KCET are state level exams so level of competition is different.

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MIET Kumaon (Haldwani) offers a BPT course which is 4 years long followed by a 6-month mandatory internship. The total fee for the full course including the internship is around Rs2.80 lakh.

You do not need to clear NEET to get admission. Admission is based on your 12th marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, and you should have at least 60% marks in total.

So yes, you can apply for BPT at MIET Kumaon without NEET if you meet the eligibility.

In MIET Kumaon College, the BPT course is of 4 years and includes a 6-month compulsory internship. The internship is done in hospitals or rehabilitation centers. The course is full-time and follows the standard BPT structure. You will get your degree only after completing the internship.