Hey Sujeet,

Hope you are doing well!

Firstly dear,B.VSc. Admissions are not conducted through NEET UG,rather they are either conducted through AIPVT(All India Pre Vetenary Test) exam conducted by VCI(Veternary Council Of India).

Previously,the admissions to these courses were done through NEET UG due to some reason.

But,still coming to

Hi !

It is slightly difficult to get a seat with BC category even with a telangana domicile. According to last year's data , the cutoff marks were 414 with a closing rank of 67080 for BC category for Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences , Adilabad. So , it

Dear candidate,
Colleges is totally depend on the marks you got and the rank. Different states have their own criteria for seats to allote. Under state quota the 85 percent reservation for state students and under all india quota the 15 seats for the other state students.

As you have

Dear candidate,
Colleges is totally depend on the marks you got and the rank. Different states have their own criteria for seats to allote. Under state quota the 85 percent reservation for state students and under all india quota the 15 seats for the other state students.

As you have

Hello Aspirant,

Congratulations, on getting a good score. I can definitely help you with finding the best college for you according to your marks if you provide me with the details for what your desired college is and which campus are you talking about.

Hope you do well, all the

Absolutely you can and you should because colleges accepting TSICET scores are not good enough, you cannot have a good career from them. CAT is far away from TSICET and you'll need to actually put a lot of effort on that and you should do it in order to get

Hi !

The cutoff of Andhra Pradesh was 427 for Govt. Medical College , Anantapur. There is no B category reservation in Karnataka. According to your score , it is difficult to get a medical college seat in Andhra Pradesh as there is huge difference between the two marks. Rest