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Yes, you can reattempt your 2nd PUC (Pre-University Course) exam next year in Karnataka if you have taken a drop for NEET 2026 and wish to improve your marks, especially in theory papers. Repeating the board exams is a common choice for aspirants who aim for better scores to meet eligibility requirements or boost NEET ranks.

Regarding internal assessments (practicals, project work, and assignments), Karnataka PU Board generally allows students to retain their previously scored internal marks when re-attempting 2nd PUC theory exams. If your internal marks are good, you do NOT have to appear for the internal assessments again; your earlier scores are carried forward to the next attempt. Only students who have failed to secure passing marks or did not complete their internal work may need to redo their internals, and this is usually communicated by the college or PU board.

The usual process involves applying as a repeat or private candidate for the next PUC exam cycle through your PU college or the official Karnataka Board portal. Keep an eye on official notifications for deadlines and the mode of application.

It’s highly recommended to confirm these details directly with your college’s exam cell or the Karnataka PU Board, as individual colleges may have slight variations in policy or require additional documentation.

In summary, Karnataka PU Board lets you reattempt your 2nd PUC theory exams next year while carrying forward good internal marks, making it easier for NEET aspirants who are repeating and want to improve just the board exam scores.

Hello,

with 49.67% in 12thy PCB , direct admission to a BSc OTT in the UK is not possible , most universities ask for 65-70%.

there are options for you like,

1. Apply for a foundation or diploma courses in healthcare.

2. you can consider related fields like nursing, radiography, healthcare tech

3. you can improve marks in India then reapply

hope this helps

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To get accurate details, please ask your question with the full name of the examination which you are referring to, and the course in which you want admission.

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To know whether or not 3rd round of counselling is conducted, please ask your question with the name of the exam and the counselling authority which you are referring to.

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Hi,

This year is the crucial stage as well as turning point of your career and it's normal to be confused but it's important to take right decisions. First you need to figure out your stream and your interest then choose accordingly. It's very important to align with your interest otherwise you may struggle in your field.

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With Neet PG rank of 54,765 chances for B-category Orthopaedics seat in Andhra Pradesh,Telangana or Tamil Nadu are very low.

in Private colleges the cutoff is around 28k-40k ranks while yours is 54k which is well beyond.

you may need to consider other specialties , management or NRI quota, or reattempt for a better rank.

hope this helps

Hello, AP EAMCET 2024 BIPC cutoffs vary by college, category, and seat demand. Top government colleges like Andhra University and JNTU Kakinada have lower closing ranks, while private colleges like GMRIT and MITS may have higher ranks. Reserved category candidates get relaxed cutoffs. You can check detailed college-wise cutoffs from the links I am sharing here.
https://dqxeclau.top/question-ap-eapcet-2024-college-cut-offs
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/ap-eamcet-cutoff

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No there is no bond , fine or penalty if you leave your bags seat in mid of proff at colleges in uttarpradesh  but you will be debarred next year from participating in any medical Ayush admissions,  it means you cannot appear for any other college counseling in immediate next year .

If you apply through the SC category, your chances of getting into a government pharmacy college are pretty good. Reserved category cutoffs usually go much further, so you can aim for colleges like L.M. College of Pharmacy, Ahmedabad, Government Pharmacy College, Gandhinagar, or Government Pharmacy College, Vadodara. Seats might also open up in later rounds or during reshuffling, so keep an eye on those.

Now, for the general category, it’s a bit tricky. Most top government colleges fill up quickly, so your chances are slimmer, but there might still be some lower-tier government colleges where a seat could open up depending on how other students take admission.

Tip: Always participate in all counselling rounds and keep both government and good private colleges as backup options. That way, you don’t miss out.

So basically: SC category – decent chance; General – tough, but stay alert for opportun

ities.