Yes, ALITS accepts JEE Main scores for B.Tech admission for both local and non-local applicants. Just participate in AP EAMCET/JEE counselling to be considered under the 70% merit quota, or alternatively, apply under the management quota if needed.

Yes, preparing for the 12th MHT-CET syllabus will also cover your board syllabus, since both are the same. For boards, focus more on textbook theory, diagrams and writing practice. For CET, practice MCQs and speed-based solving. Solving previous years’ board papers will boost your score. With proper balance, you can easily aim for 90%+ in boards while preparing for CET.

With a NEET PG score of 100–110, it’s nearly impossible to secure Diploma in Anaesthesia in government or reputed private colleges since even diploma courses close at higher scores. However, some lower-tier deemed/private medical colleges with higher fee structures and vacant seats in the mop-up or stray vacancy rounds may offer admission depending on seat availability. You should keep an eye on deemed universities in states like Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Maharashtra, where private colleges sometimes take very low scores for diploma seats in the last rounds.

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As you scored 394 marks in NEET in the OBC category,paramedical courses like B.Sc. Nursing, BPT , or allied health sciences often have comparatively lower cutoffs in government or government-aided colleges. In many states, OBC reservation works in your favor, so you should definitely apply through the state counseling portals. Look for options like B.Sc. Nursing seats in government medical colleges, government paramedical institutes, and allied health programs. You may also get a seat in newer medical colleges where cutoffs aren’t as steep. It’s important to participate in both All India Quota counseling and your state quota rounds to maximize chances.

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So to participate in the NEET couselling you need to:

1. Fill the application form online through their official website.

2. Register yourself and pay the counselling registeration fee.

3. Do your choice filing properly while registering for  counselling.Lock your choices properly.

4. After registering you need to upload your NEET scorecard,class 10 and 12 marksheet,category certificate or other necessary documents.

5. After some days merit list will be released. If your rank matches you will get a seat. If you don't get a seat in first round participate in other.

6. After your seat allotment you need to go to the college physically for documents verification.

Since your NEET score is 452 and you belong to the OBC category, as a Keralite you can participate in BPT counselling at IGIMS, but you need to follow the official procedure carefully. First, ensure you meet the eligibility criteria, including NEET qualification and any domicile requirements specified by IGIMS. Next, you should regularly check the IGIMS admission notifications, as they provide details about the counselling schedule, application process, and required documents. You will need to apply online through the IGIMS portal, submitting your NEET scorecard, OBC certificate, and other necessary documents. After submission, IGIMS will release a merit list based on NEET scores, and seats will be allotted according to rank, category, and availability. If you are allotted a seat, you must report to the college with all documents to complete the admission process.

Hello Aspirant,

If you desire the BPT Admission at IGIMS (Patna) through NEET, you will have to take part through the IGIMS BPT counselling conducted by IGIMS and not the Kerala state counselling. IGIMS typically releases a separate notification on its official website for BPT admission, which contains eligibility (NEET UG score + 10+2 marks) details, instructions for applying, and counselling dates.

Since you are from Kerala (OBC) and you can apply under the All India quota by filling out the online form published by IGIMS. Check periodically on the IGIMS (https://www.igims.org/) official website for updates regarding admission and the counselling dates.

Hey, since your NEET score is 452 under OBC and you’re from Kerala, you can apply for BPT counselling at IGIMS through the All India Quota (AIQ) counselling conducted by MCC. IGIMS is a central institute, so admissions are usually through AIQ rather than state quota. You’ll need to register online on the official MCC counselling website when the process begins, fill your choices, and select IGIMS for BPT. Also, make sure to check the official IGIMS website for any separate notifications regarding BPT admissions, as sometimes institutes release their own forms or eligibility criteria. Keep your documents ready (NEET scorecard, category certificate, domicile, etc.) because verification is mandatory during counselling. With 452 marks in OBC, you have a fair chance but it will depend on the cut-off trends of the year. My advice: keep an eye on MCC counselling updates and IGIMS notices simultaneously to not miss any opportunity.

Hi,

With 396 marks in NEET, your chances for an MBBS seat depend heavily on the college type, state quota, and year-to-year cut-offs. If by “KPC college” you mean a private medical college (like KPC Medical College in West Bengal), then government seats there usually require higher marks; however, private colleges have management/paid quota seats which sometimes admit at lower marks than government seats — so 396 could be in range for certain private or management quota seats in some years, but it is not guaranteed and depends on vacancy and category (General/OBC/SC/ST/EWS). Register for state counselling (wherever you are eligible) as soon as NEET results are out — do not miss deadlines; Add KPC and other private colleges to your preference list (be realistic and include easier options as backups. Check fee structure and management quota costs in advance — private MBBS fees can be very high and vary college to college.

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

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For MBA admission through TS ICET, a residence certificate is generally required if you are applying under the state quota, as it helps determine your eligibility for local category seats. Usually, the residence certificate of the student is preferred, but in some cases, the father’s or guardian’s certificate may also be accepted, depending on the rules of the admitting college or university. Regarding the bonafide certificates from Class 8 to B.Com issued by Telangana schools and colleges, these are helpful to prove that you have studied in Telangana, but most authorities still require an official residence certificate to confirm domicile eligibility.