Hello aspirant,

With 509 marks and 42k rank, you are in a decent position:

• You can definitely get BDS in government colleges.
• For MBBS, chances are good in semi-government/low-fee private colleges under state quota (especially if you belong to OBC/SC/ST).
• For BAMS, BHMS, or other AYUSH courses, you can easily get a government seat.

Since this is your 3rd drop, the practical choice is to go with state counselling.

You can predict your college with this tool: College predictor careers 360

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With a JEE Main rank of 167456, securing a seat in a top-tier engineering college like an IIT or a top NIT is unlikely. However, it's possible to get admitted to other NITs, IIITs, or GFTIs, potentially in less popular branches or locations. There are also numerous private engineering colleges that accept students with ranks in this range.

For college list explore Jee main college predictor

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With best regards,

If you're not interested in EAMCET or NEET after completing your BIPC exams, you have several alternative career options. Consider pursuing B.Sc. in various specializations, nursing, pharmacy, or alternative medicine fields like BAMS or BHMS. You can also explore careers in psychology, mass communication, hotel management, digital marketing, or other creative industries. It’s a good idea to consult a career counselor to help guide your decision based on your interests and strengths. There are many paths to choose from, so take time to research and explore.

Hi Avanish,

Yes, there can be an issue regarding the OBC (NCL) eligibility. As per the guidelines, to qualify for the OBC-NCL category, the family's annual income should be below RS 8 lakh per year. If your average income for the past three years exceeds RS 8 lakh, your family may fall into the "upper layer or creamy layer" category, which would not allow your son from applying under the OBC-NCL category.

However, if your salary increase is recent and the average of the past three years still remains under Rs. 8 lakh, then he might still be eligible for the OBC-NCL benefits. It is crucial to verify the exact average income and consult the latest government notifications or a legal expert for confirmation on this matter.

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Hello aspirant

Average salary of aiims non academic  junior resident in India ranges between 12 lakh to 15 lakh per annum. Those who are freshers or having experience of one year get 12.5 lpa whereas those who have experience of minimum 3 years get upto 15 lakh .

Now junior academic residents get salary upto 18 lakh per year.

Senior residents if they have three years of experience they get salary of 25 lakh per year and those pg students who have four years of experience get 30 + lpa .

This estimation of salary is based on 21 latest salaries received from various employees of aiims.

The doctors who have passed mbbs and joined directly aiims as a job are cslled called Non academic juniors whereas those who have joined the hospital as post graduate students are called as academic juniors

Hello aspirant,

BSc Radiology or BSc Radiology and Imaging Technology are popular courses in the field of Medical Science, providing training in diagnosing and treating various ailments using X-rays. To establish a successful career in Radiology and Radiography, possessing a meticulous eye for detail, strong research skills, the ability to interpret technical data, and precision in using radiography equipment are essential. A BSc Radiology program equips individuals with the necessary skills for such roles.

The field of Radiology offers abundant career opportunities, with increasing demand for radiographers due to advancements in medical science and technology. Diverse job prospects exist in both public and private sectors, presenting avenues for personal and professional growth.

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Hope this information helps you.

The salary for fresher BAMS graduates in Australia can vary depending on various factors such as location, employer, experience, and demand for Ayurvedic practitioners in that particular region. However, it's important to note that Ayurvedic medicine is not as widely practiced in Australia as it is in India.

In Australia, you may find opportunities in wellness centers, spas, alternative medicine clinics. Salary for fresher BAMS graduates can range anywhere from AUD 40,000 to AUD 60,000 per year on average. However that is approximate and may vary.