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It is difficult for you to get into MBBS college with this rank but if you belong to the reserve category, it might be possible. All the best!

It would be difficult for you to get into the top most engineering college but you can target the average colleges like Saraswati college. All the best!

Yes, you have some chances of getting into NIFt with 1542 reserved category rank but it may depend on the number of seats available in the particular university. 

The qualifying marks for NEET is generally 50 or 40 %.

So any score above 360 is good to have but still try for some good private college and some low ranked goverment college.

You can also use Shiksha college predictor-

https://www.shiksha.com/college-predictor

Yes, there are chances that you can get admission to a government pharmacy college but it may depend on the competition available, the percentage required might rise. All the best

Yes, there are chances that you can get into medical college but that may differ from state to state, but you can surely get some medical college. All the best

Chandigarh University provides modern amenities with state-of-the-art infrastructure to its students. CU Chandigarh provides a transport facility, banking facility, the university library and several other facilities to its students which include 14 academic blocks in an area of 100 acres surrounded by pollution-free land which consists of labs and classrooms with hi-tech equipment and resources. The university has a Central Library and 14 other libraries across other academic blocks. There are over 120,000 books, 860,000 e-books, and more than 26,000 journals in the library.

Yes, Chandigarh University (CU or CUCHD), is a private university that is accredited by NBA and with an A+ Grade by the NAAC. The university is approved by UGC, AICTE, BCI, NCHMCT, PCI, COA, NCTE, AIU, and CSI. CU Chandigarh is a member of ICAR, AUAP, IAU, ACU, IEEE, ASME, IUCEE, and ACS. CU University, through 18 institutes and various departments, offers UG, PG, PhD, diploma, and other courses to students across the Management, Engineering, and other streams.

CU University, through 18 institutes and various departments, offers UG, PG, PhD, diploma, and other courses to students across the Management, Engineering, and other streams. Some of them are the University Institute of Engineering, University School of Business, University Institute of Computing, University Institute of Pharma Sciences, University Institute of Biotechnology, University Institute of Architecture, University Institute of Liberal Arts & Humanities, University Institute of Film and Visual Arts, University Institute of Teacher Training And Research, and others.

Chandigarh University has well-educated faculty. Most of the faculty are PhD and Masters degree holders. The university also invites faculty for guest lectures and tries to offer an opportunity for students to talk to some of the best personalities. The university has over 100+ national and 80 international faculty members that visit the campus from time to time.

Chandigarh University offers a wide range of merit and need-based scholarships to students of undergraduate and postgraduate levels. For the same, CU has allocated INR 170 crore for the academic year 2023-24. Additionally, there are a number of scholarships available for reserved category students, wards of defence personnel and early bird admission scholarships along with teaching assistantship in the form of stipend offered at CU. The details for scholarships offered on the basis of CUCET are as follows:

Read here about Chandigarh University Scholarships for more details

Students have access to a dedicated library situated in every academic block. Also, there is a central library that is open throughout the week. The campus has hi-tech computer labs, high-speed Wi-Fi and various food courts with multiple eating joints. Additionally, Chandigarh University campus has separate hostels both for boys and girls with all modern facilities and attached mess. The hostel mess provides fresh and hygienic food. Apart from this, other facilities include International Faculty Development Program (IFDP), convocations, and others.

There is a possibility that you can get a seat in private BAMS college in Maharashtra as the rank required for the same ranges from 35,000 to 45,000. Thanks

Yes, private medical colleges do have reserved seats under government which are known as semi government seats .The cutoff for them is generally little less than that for fully government colleges, although the fees for semi- government seats is generally high, although a little less than private college fees, but the fees is decided by the government itself for those seat.

If a student misses a seat in government colleges, they may apply for semi-government seat.

Chandigarh University admissions to most of the courses are based on entrance exams. All the undergraduate and postgraduate programmes' admissions are based on university-conducted entrance exams called Chandigarh University Common Entrance Test (CUCET). Further, candidates need to pay the registration fee of INR 1,000 (inclusive of prospectus cost) which is valid only for online applicants. Those who want to apply offline can register using the unique number available on the offline form.