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Direct entry to B.Tech in AI & ML at NMIMS Shirpur will require candidates to have an excellent score in NMIMS NPAT (NMIMS Programs After Twelfth) or other entrance exams accepted by the institute. Few seats are also filled on the basis of JEE Main scores. The cutthroat competition for the course can be expected due to its increasing demand and due to the reputation of the NMIMS. Entrance exams are moderately challenging which demands Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Logical Reasoning as subjects. Prepare with high standards and keep tracking the latest admission procedures, and cutoff trends to build good chances of getting through.

With a NEET score of 350+ and belonging to the SC category, you have a reasonable chance of securing admission to a government college for BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery), but it will depend on the specific state's cutoff and the number of available seats. Government colleges in states with lower cutoff ranks for SC candidates might offer you a seat, particularly in less competitive or rural regions. However, top government colleges generally have higher cutoffs. You should participate in the NEET counseling process, and after reviewing the seat allotment and cutoff trends for BAMS, you can assess the colleges where you might secure admission.

In Thiruvananthapuram (TVM), several self-financing B.Sc. Nursing colleges provide strong placement support. KIMS College of Nursing, affiliated with Kerala University of Health Sciences, is specifically known for the excellent quality of clinical training and great placement opportunities in top Hospitals. Sree Gokulam Medical College and Research Foundation provides strong placements due to tie-ups done with well-reputed Healthcare Institutions. LBS College of Nursing is another prominent self-financing institution that provides good placements in well-known hospitals. Another institute, Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences, is known for its high placement rate. It provides students with opportunities in leading medical institutions.

Yes, you are eligible to apply for the B.Lib.I.Sc (Bachelor of Library and Information Science) entrance exam at Jadavpur University, even though you are in the 6th semester of your BA program. According to the eligibility criteria for the program, candidates who have completed their undergraduate degree (BA, B.Sc, B.Com, etc.) or are in their final year are eligible to apply. You can apply while awaiting the completion of your final semester, as long as you meet the required qualifications before the admission process begins. It is advisable to confirm specific details by checking Jadavpur University's official website or contacting the admissions office.

Yes, they have Anti-Ragging Redressal Cell. In order to establish an institution of justice within the college, the "Grievance Redressal Cell" committee was established. Its mission is to look into complaints made by any staff members or students and take appropriate action in response. Students can use the grievance/suggestion box to voice their grievances about any academic or non-academic issue on campus. The cell seeks a prompt resolution of complaints made on campus and during college hours.

Grievance could be connected to:

-> Fast issuance of duplicate grades, conduct certificates, transfer certificates, and other test and scholarship-related documents.
 ->A few concerns with food preparation, sanitation standards, transportation accessibility, instructor abuse, and other objectionable behavior.
 ->Any private issues
 ->Breaking any academic regulations or rules, as well as any disagreement.

Candidates must have passed the 12th class examination of the 10+2 system from a recognised Central or State board, or its equivalent, with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics and adequate competence in English in order to be admitted to all of the Integrated First-Degree Programs, with the exception of B. Pharm.

The applicant must have received at least a minimum of 75% overall in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (if taken in BITSAT Mathematics) or a minimum of 75% overall in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (if taken in BITSAT Biology) in the 12th grade examination, with at least 60% in each of the Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics / Biology subjects.

So, If you really wish to go BITS and if you are not a dropper then you can try next year.