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Hope you are doing well,

There are certain criteria for admission in B.pharm which all the candidates need to fulfill in order to get the admission, these are :

• Candidates must have completed 10+2 with minimum 50% of marks
• Candidates should have had Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology as core subjects
• Some colleges requires CET as an entrance exam for admission in B.pharm

As you have mentioned above that you would like to know about Rajiv Gandhi University Of Health Science, so for B.pharm admission in RGUHS you need to appear for the KCET as an entrance exam. If you have appeared for this exam and have the qualifying marks then you can get admission in any college under RGUHS.

You can also predict chances of your admission through KCET according to your marks in KCET, rank or location you would like to get admission in by using KCET COLLEGE PREDICTOR tool, tap on the link below,

https://dqxeclau.top/kcet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=ini-cet_cp

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Hello,

It seems that while posting your query, you missed out on providing the details of the college for which you seek contact details and other information for admission.

Before Posting your query, kindly ensure that you are posting it with all the necessary details mentioned.

Since you haven't mentioned anything about the college about which you wish to know the details, I won't be able to help you with the same.

So it would have been helpful for us to answer had you mentioned details thoroughly.

Kindly, provide complete details in your query from now onwards to get exact answers for your query.

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Hello,

The cut off for colleges depend upon number of reasons such as number of applicants, difficulty level of paper, performance of candidates in the examination, the seat matrix of seats etc.

To predict the colleges where you might have chances of getting seat in based on your performance in the TS-EAMCET 2022, kindly check out the Careers 360's college predictor. Here is a link to it -

https://dqxeclau.top/ts-eamcet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=ini-cet_cp

------ With the college predictor you get to know about the colleges where you have good chance, medium chance and tough chances of getting seat. Also you will get to know actual cut offs.

The chances provided are based on minute details such as Rank, Caste, Homestate, gender etc.

I hope you find the answer helpful

Thank you.

Hello,

A candidate from the Unreserved category must receive 50% in the PCB aggregate (overall), not separately, in order to be qualified to take the NEET exam.

Therefore, you are eligible to apply for NEET examination. All the best for your preparation and feel free to ask any such doubt!

If you wish to know more about the eligibility criteria for NEET, then you can keep checking the following link -

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria-2022#:~:text=What%20is%20the%20eligibility%20criteria%20for%20NEET%202022%3F&text=Must%20have%20passed%2010%2B2,eligible%20to%20apply%20for%20NEET.

Hello Aspirant,

The courses that are provided in the b tech graduation build the career of an individual. As the Technologies emerging the priority of the courses also reaches its peeks.

Both CSE and AI are career building courses in the present era.

CSE which is the dream course of an individual interested in the field of software has its importance from earliest. New Technologies Emerging also part of CSE course. Colleges Offered this  course are numerous which have high reputation in education field.

AI which is popular and trending now - a- days . All Applications are built using AI. It also provides a wide range of domain knowledge which is really helpful. But the colleges offered this course are just in count.

In my opinion Both courses have their importance and value. Both courses are recommended to complete graduation.

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Greetings!

Yes, your category does give you benefit in getting NIT/IIT

The way that system works is the software will check your first preference, if you are getting that college with your CRL, then well and good but if not, then it will go and check your category rank. Now if you are getting that preference with category rank, you will be allotted that, if not then it will move to second preference, and same process will be repeated.

The OBC-PwD candidate will have a very good advantage over general student( This is what it was designed for to level the playing field) for example the qualification percentage(in advance) for general was 17.5% whereas the same for OBC-PWD was 8.75% so you can see the difference and the benefit too

If you want to explore on which colleges you can get with your category rank you can use following predictor

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=jee_cp

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~Sach

plz tell me name and address of your college, also send your contact numbers.

Hello,

BSc nursing admission process for the academic year 2022 has started in the top colleges and states. To be eligible for BSc Nursing Admission 2022, a candidate must score 50% marks in class 12 with a mandatory subject combination biology,chemistry and physics

Hey B schools are colleges, Universities and Institutions that offer courses and degrees in business studies. All business related colleges, universities and institutions in India apart from IIMs can therefore here be stated as the aforementioned B schools.

Feel free to ask more questions and queries.

hello,

To answer to your query you need to be more specific about the college and the subject you want to take up. But in general the admission not only depends upon your marks But also your reservation in case you fall under any category. However if you have scored 75 or above you are good to go for good colleges. If you are interested in getting into Delhi University since it is the most sought after please check the link below.

https://university.careers360.com/articles/du-cutoff