Greetings,

Special Round counselling is held only after all the official rounds are over. This special round is meant for filling of vacant seats that have not been occupied even after all the rounds are done. This happens usually when:

- The last round candidates choose to not freeze a seat

- They withdraw

- Extra seats are added (rarely)

The point is that special round counselling is sort of a game of chance - you cannot depend on getting a better seat after withdrawing from your own. If you are lucky enough then maybe you can get a seat of your choice in your choice of branch but it is a huge gamble.

I'd personally suggest only go for it if you are prepared to take any seat that would be offered in the special round or you are already planning to reappear for your exam next year anyways. Otherwise, to be on the safe side, freezing your seat in the last round could be a better choice.

Decide prudently, do not rush it.

Great day and best of luck!

Hello aspirant,

See, whatever happened in the past, let it be. You can't even change or the power to change whatever happened in the past. Past is dead and history. So, stop dwelling in the past and be in the present and work hard now itself for the betterment of your future. Yes, things may seem good in the past but wasting your time in thinking about the past is your utter stupidity. And that will keep on killing your present, and you can't even think of future if you keep on being like this. So, come out from the past and prepare for SBI or other banking exams. Go through the syllabus, prepare accordingly, focus on your subjects, solve old question papers and mock test papers few months before the exam. Revise thoroughly and keep your mind focused. Meditate to tame your mind which is not constant. Keep your health in pink and stay focused. Surely you will crack the exam.

Hope, it helps you.

Hello Aspirant,

Getting admission into a college by means of TFW scheme ( Tution fee waiver) depends mostly on your Annual family income. If a student has very less family income and is unable to bear college fees and it's expenses related to college education, then only he is given the TFW scheme approval.

If your family income does not fits according to the guidelines for TFW scheme, then maybe the verifier has rejected/ corrected your form seeing your income certificate and would have changed it. You would have to clear that out from the concerned authorities during the verification process or councelling process.

But if your income fits accordingly for the TFW scheme, then you must contact the verification process coordinator or other related authorities about the same.

You cannot change it. Only the document verifier and the concerned authorities can do it and regulate it

Hope that helps

Hello,

JNU Exam for BA Program consists of 100 questions in MCQ format, the exam is conducted for three hours in two parts, the first one consists of sections such as Reasoning, Comprehension, English Grammar, Language for 50 marks and second part is descriptive test of remaining 50 marks, the medium of question paper is set in English language only, you can get previous year paper at https://admissions.jnu.ac.in/searchquestionpaper.aspx

Hello student

I Would like to tell you that at the present only the counselling if the aiq has begun is you need to only apply for the aiq counselling at the present on the website:-

http://mcc.nic.in/

There youwill see a portal for NEET counselling and  click on it and register for the aiq counselling and enter the details the same as you have entered on the NEET application Form,pay the security fee and finally enter the choice filling.

The same process is for the State counselling but for it you have to register on the website of your respective state for ex http://www.updgme.in/

just like this every state has its different counselling portal you have to register on it and then fill the registration details .But the difference between both is that in aiq you have to pay an amount of 10,000 rupees but in state quota you have to pay an amont of 30,000 rupees ,rest all the procedure is same.

you can also use our collage predictor:-

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Thank You.

Hello!

There are certain colleges where they will not refund your money. If you have signed a paper stating non refundable, then of course you cannot ask for refund. Most of the colleges will provide this form with your admission form. First check that if the money is refundable. If you are still in dilemma visit KCG and ask about your refund money. Hope the answer was of some help.

Thank You

Hey there!

Because of the situation right now things are getting hard to manage. Although we can't tell why a particular institute is postponing the counselling procedures it only fair to assume that it's because of the current scenario. Just keep yourself updated and notified for new dates and all the other information.

Hello Aspirant ,

I assume you are asking about MA Shia theology course at AMU. The entrance paper will be a theory exam with both MCQ and descriptive type questions for a total of 200 marks. There will be 70 MCQs and 10 short answers for 140 and 60 marks respectively . Visit the below link for entrance syllabus .Since you are opting for MA , I assume you would have done your BA in Shia too , in that case be clear with your BA syllabus. I am afraid the authority has not let out any ample or previous year paper for entrance exams.You may check the official website of the institute and see once. If it is still not available, then focus on the syllabus and prepare accordingly or trying reaching out to a student from the institute to get some guidance,

https://static.careers360.mobi/media/uploads/froala_editor/files/MA-Shia.pdf

For more details on the exam :

https://university.careers360.com/articles/amu-syllabus

Hope this helps

Hi aspirant now since you have 173 Rank in B.EL.ED that's a quite good rank so after this you have to apply for counselling by filling the counselling form as well as to pay counselling fee. During filling the counselling form you need fill your desired colleges which you want but you need those colleges only which should come under your rank range. Than after that you need to attend the counselling and get the college and within certain time period you need to visit the college to mark present with the necessary documents. And thus you will enroll into the college. Admission process ends here.

Good Luck.

Hi,

It is a good idea to pursue a 3 year llb if you plan on pursuing UPSC you will also get an added advantage of completing graduation with BA which will help in your UPSC preparation, you will also get extra time this way to focus on your UPSC preparation.