Hello aspirant,

There isn't a single cutoff for the B.Pharmacy program because it differs depending on the college, university, and entrance exam utilized for admission. It also depends on the year and the performance of the applicants.

To get the accurate information, I suggest you to provide me complete information so that I can help you better.

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Hello,

Since you belong to BC category as per your OG certificate but are a converted Christian from Scheduled Caste (serial 16A), you cannot claim SC reservation .

For JEE, reservation for OBC/BC is generally not available to converted Christians , and you can only appear under the General or General-EWS category (if your family income qualifies for EWS).

Most central scholarships for SC/OBC also do not apply to converted Christians, though some state governments provide special BC-Christian scholarships depending on the state.

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Hello candidate,

You can find the NMMS general knowledge previous year questions in the link given below , click on the link , choose state and then you find the previous year questions or all subjects including general knowledge

NMMS Question Paper 2025, PDF Free Download NMMS Previous Years Question Paper... Read more at: https://school.careers360.com/articles/nmms-question-papers

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Hello candidate,

Many educational portals provide students the general knowledge sylabuss , questions with answer key for preparing various competitive exams , you can visit the educational portals .

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You said you belong to the BC category, converted Christian from a Scheduled Caste background under 16A, and your community certificate is BC. You are giving the JEE exam and want to know which category you should choose and what benefits are there.

If you have a BC certificate, it means you are not eligible for the Scheduled Caste category now because after conversion to Christianity, SC reservation does not apply. So, in JEE or any central exam, you cannot use SC.

JEE and other central exams use the Central Government category list, not the state one. The Central categories are General, General-EWS, OBC-NCL, SC, and ST.

The BC category used by your state is not always the same as OBC-NCL. You need to check if your BC community name appears in the Central OBC list. If it appears there, you can select OBC-NCL. If it is not in the Central OBC list, you must select either General or General-EWS, depending on your family income.

If your family income is below 8 lakh per year, and you do not belong to any reserved category, you can choose General-EWS. If your income is above that, you must select General.

The difference between OBC-NCL and General-EWS is that OBC-NCL students get 27 percent reservation in IITs, NITs, and IIITs, and they also get government scholarships. General-EWS students get 10 percent reservation and can apply for EWS scholarships. General students do not get reservation or category-based scholarships.

So, the steps are simple. Check if your community is listed in the Central OBC list. If it is there, choose OBC-NCL in your JEE form. If it is not there, see if you are eligible for EWS. Otherwise, choose General.

Hi! Don’t worry, you can correct your category this year while filling out the JEE Main 2025 application form. If you belong to BC/OBC category and have the valid caste certificate, you can apply under OBC NCL now. It will not be a problem if last year you had applied as General/EWS, since each year’s application is considered separately.
OBC NCL is for candidates from socially and educationally backward communities (non creamy layer) with income below 8 lakh, while EWS is for students from the general category (not SC/ST/OBC) with family income below 8 lakh. Since your family income is less than 2 lakh and you are BC, applying under OBC NCL is the right choice and will give you reservation benefits.

Hello dear candidate,

With 390 marks in UP state AYUSH counselling with general category and did not get seat in round 1, you can wait for Mop-up round but chances of getting seat is very low or either you can get a private college immediately if you want to start this year.

Thank you.

For admission to the M.Tech Biotechnology program at IIT Madras under the General category, candidates usually need a good GATE rank and score. Based on recent trends, the cutoff score has generally been in the range of 550 to 600 or above . In some years, the closing score has gone higher, depending on the number of applicants and seat availability. To be on the safer side, a GATE score of around 650+ is considered competitive for securing admission.

With an All India Rank of 124,558 in NEET (General category), getting a seat in a government BAMS college through All India Quota is unlikely. Your best chance is through state quota seats in states with more BAMS colleges. You can also consider private BAMS colleges. I’ll be attaching links from Careers360 where you can check previous cutoffs and admission details to plan your next steps.
https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/bams-cutoff
https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/bams-cutoff-for-neet-2025

Hello,

Yes, you can fill the CNET form even if you have 46% in Class 10th.
There is no minimum percentage requirement in Class 10th for CNET.
Eligibility is mainly based on Class 12th subjects and marks.

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