Because of heavy traffic on website due to counselling process candidates face inconvenience in paying fee and register themselves for admission.it is wbjee website issue which is fixed in few days by them.

You can try after sometime and try again later with login credentials and try to fill the details quickly as possible with fee payment.do not take long time in payment to avoid showing session expired.all the best

NEET 2024 cutoff for BHMS is 50% for the general category and 40% for SC/ST/OBC category you are qualified but it is really difficult to say which college you get.you should wait till the counselling process.this marks is enough to get private BHMS colleges in Karnataka under all india quota.you cannot claim state colleges under home State category.if you are lucky you might get government BHMS colleges

To know your college prediction refer link it help you in takind admission according to your marks.

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?utm_source=neet_cp&utm_medium=GoogleAds&utm_campaign=neetugcp0305&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwsuSzBhCLARIsAIcdLm4StOrkWXdjz3YttaSKfj3Jk2JFSTDY--vAly2dowLReEKlfntOiFIaAi8mEALw_wcB

Hi there,

Congratulations on getting a percentile of 96.21 in the jee mains examination.

At this percentile you will be certainly in the top list of candidates participating in the exam and the counselling. You can also check about the previous year cutoffs and the opening and closing ranks by visiting the official website of the nta and then checking about the score required to get an admission in the nits.

Also, you can take the help of our college predictor which will definitely help you in finding the exact list of the colleges which are suitable for admission based upon your jee mains rank and score.

The link of the predictor is mentioned below. You can take  the help from there.

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

Hope this resolves your query.

Hello,

After freezing your seat in the JAC Delhi counseling process, you need to follow these steps:

1. Seat Acceptance Fee : Pay the seat acceptance fee within the stipulated period. For Round 5, this fee must be paid between July 24 and July 25, 2024 .

2. Document Verification : Attend the document verification session. This process may be conducted online or offline depending on the specific instructions given by JAC Delhi.

3. Institute Reporting : Report to the allotted institute for further admission formalities. The reporting schedule and specific requirements will be provided on the official JAC Delhi website.

4. Submission of Balance Fees : You will be required to submit the balance tuition fees as per the timeline provided by the respective institute. This payment and subsequent formalities are often conducted offline at the institute.

5. Spot Rounds : If there are any subsequent rounds or spot rounds and you are participating in them, make sure to follow the additional steps provided.

Make sure to regularly check the official JAC Delhi website or your registered email for detailed instructions and updates regarding the process.

You may also refer to following article for more details :-

• https://news.careers360.com/jac-delhi-2024-seat-allotment-result-out-for-round-1-acceptance-fee-document-verification-schedule
• https://www.careers360.com/question-what-do-we-have-to-do-after-freezing-seat-in-jac-delhi

Hope it helps you!

hello student

I understand your confusion. Getting a rank of 31k for Biomedical Engineering (BE) under BC-A category can make predicting your admission chances a bit tricky. Here's why:

• Cutoff Ranks Fluctuate: Cut off ranks for colleges change every year depending on the number of applicants, difficulty level of the exam, and the number of available seats.
• Limited Data: Without access to the latest SJBIT cutoffs for BE (BC-A), it's difficult to say definitively whether your rank will secure you a seat.

However, I can help you navigate this by exploring some possibilities:

Scenario 1: Scoring a Seat at SJBIT

• Previous Years' Cutoffs: If you can find previous year cutoffs for SJBIT's BE (BC-A) program, you can compare your rank and gauge your chances. Ideally, the cutoff should be lower than your rank for a good possibility of getting a seat.
• Contact SJBIT Admissions: The most reliable way is to directly contact the SJBIT admissions office. They can provide the latest cutoffs and advise on your chances with your rank.

Scenario 2: Exploring Other Options

If securing a seat at SJBIT seems unlikely, here are some alternative options:

• Other Colleges: Look for other colleges offering BE (Biomedical) with a good reputation and that accept BC-A category students. You can find a list of colleges through the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) website.
• Second Round of Counseling: Some colleges might have vacant seats after the first round of counseling. You can participate in the second round to see if you qualify for any available seats.

Don't lose hope! There are many good colleges offering BE (Biomedical) and your rank will definitely get you a seat in one of them.

hello folk,

Yes you can certainly get and admission in the physiotherapy and pharmacy course through the kcet counselling process. To get admission in the various courses offered by the kea you have to first give the kcet examination. After that you have to secure a good rank in it and then take part in the counselling to get the admission in the required colleges.

Generally , kcet offers the admission in several courses through its entrance examination which you can give and then check the procedure to further get an admission in it.

You can also take help about the further details and information regarding the exam and the counselling procedure by visiting its official website. The link of the site is mentioned below:

https://cetonline.karnataka.gov.in/kea/

Hope  this resolves your query.

Hi there,

Congrats on getting 11800 rank in the wbjee examination.

Getting a seat in the general category in the first round of the counselling shows that while choice filling and filling the registration form you may have wrongly chosen the category as general instead of your preferred quota. This has resulted you in the seat allotment in the wrong category.

To further change the reservation quota during the ongoing counselling is not possible, you can visit the official website of the wbjee and then check the norms and the procedures related to the counselling.

You can visit its website and then check all the details regarding the participation in the counselling and other related issues which will give you a clear idea about what to do next.

Hope this resolves your  query.

yes

In the year 2024, to get admission into a semi-government medical college in Maharashtra for MBBS with 510 marks, it would depend on the cutoff and the competition for that particular year. The admission process and cutoffs can vary annually based on factors like the number of seats available, the total number of applicants, and the overall performance of candidates. Generally, a score of 510 marks would be considered a good score, but the actual eligibility would depend on the final cutoff decided by the admission authorities that year. It's recommended to check the official admission notifications and guidelines closer to the application deadline to understand the exact requirements and selection process.

Although the minimum marks differ across states and colleges based on their seat matrix, reservation policy, previous year trends, etc. However, based on the previous year's data, candidates must score between 400-500 marks out 700 to gain admission to semi government medical colleges in India

Hello! Greetings to you!

Following are the factors that would let one deduce whether admission in a Category A seat in a Telangana college is possible or not with 402 marks in the ST category:

1. Cut-Off Marks for Category A Seat

A Seat normally refers to the seats in government or private colleges, which are kept for students selected from the general merit list or for students from particular categories, such as ST, depending on the college/course.

2. Examination Details

Entrance Exams: For scores in an entrance exam, such as JEE Main, NEET, or TS EAMCET, one has to check the cut-off marks for a certain college and branch in which a student from the ST category is looking for admission.

3. Telangana College Specifics

Engineering: In Telangana, the engineering colleges use TS EAMCET as a common entrance exam. The cut-off ranks will vary with college, branch, and category.

Medical: In medical colleges, NEET scores are taken into consideration, and the cut-off is really wide, depending upon the college as well as the state in which the candidate wants to apply.

4. Cutoffs of Previous Year

You will get an idea whether your score may be considered or not by checking the previous year's cut-off marks of ST category students. Usually, cut-offs can be seen on college websites or educational portals.

5. Reservation Policies

Government colleges have reservation policies for various categories. Make sure you confirm the reservation policies in the ST category for Telangana.

Steps to Find Out:

a) Browse Websites of Colleges: Log in to the official sites of your target colleges in Telangana. It is quite common that colleges publish previous year cutoff marks and their admission criteria on their websites.

Contact Admission Offices: The colleges' admission offices should be contacted directly for accurate and updated information on cut-offs and the availability of seats.

Consult Admission Guides and Portals: Take the help of educational portals like Careers360, CollegeDunia, or other such portals for detailed insight and comparisons.

Review State Counseling Information: In the case of Telangana, check the detailed counseling and admission procedure provided by the Telangana State Council of Higher Education.

General Information:

Engineering: Given the fact that you are searching for engineering colleges and 402 marks are from TS EAMCET, compare those with the previous year cut-offs in ST category students for the colleges and branches that interest you.

Medical: Look at the NEET cutoff of ST categories in government medical colleges in Telangana to see if your marks meet the requirement.

Since cut-offs vary every year and depend on the competition and number of applicants, knowing if you have your specific marks is just one part of the picture. Directly contacting the colleges and consulting official resources will give you the most accurate and relevant information.

Chances To get admission with this rank is quite difficult mostly ECE seats are filled under rank 10000 for general category.you may get other streams cutoff is always depends upon some factors like number of candidates appeared in the examination,difficulty level of exam etc.

Participate in the councelling process to know the cutoff you might get good college also you can refer link to know moe

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/ts-eamcet-cutoff