Medicine and Allied Sciences

FEES of Diploma in Mechanical Engineering

• Government polytechnic- RS 6,000 to RS 18,000 for 3 years

• Private colleges- RS 80,000 to RS 1,30,000 total

BUT, Government colleges are cheaper.

Hello there,

If you're looking to secure admission to PD Jain College in Parbhani for BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery) but have low marks, you can explore the following options:

1. Management Quota:

• Contact the College : Reach out directly to the college administration to inquire about management quota seats. They can provide details on availability, fees, and the application process.
  
  
• Prepare Documents : Ensure you have all required documents like mark sheets, identity proof, and any other relevant certificates.
  
  2. Institutional Quota:
  
  
• Inquire About Institutional Quota : Some colleges offer an institutional quota where seats are filled at the discretion of the college. Contact the admissions office to check if this option is available.
  
  
• Application Process : Follow the specific application process provided by the college for the institutional quota.
  
  3. Consult an Education Counselor:
  
  
• Seek Guidance : An education counselor can provide personalized advice and assist with the application process under these quotas.
  
  4. Visit the College:
  
  
• Personal Visit : If possible, visit the college in person to discuss your situation with the admissions office. This can sometimes help in securing a seat.

Conclusion : Contact the college directly to inquire about management or institutional quota seats. Be prepared with all necessary documents and consider visiting the college for a more personal approach.

I would recommend you to use NEET college predictor tool by Careers360 to get the list of possible colleges you can get with your NEET score.

Here is the link to the tool:

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_cp

Click on the above link, fill the required details and you will get the list of possible colleges at your score.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello Aspirant,

Here's the difference between the two processes of admission

Institutional Quota

• Merit-based: Admissions are primarily based on the candidate's performance in entrance exams or academic records.
  (https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/harlal-institute-of-management-and-technology-himt-admission-experience/#:~:text=Merit%2DBased%20Selection,exam%20scores%20and%20academic%20performance.)
• Transparent process: Follows a standardized admission process with clear eligibility criteria.
• Fee structure: Generally lower compared to management quota.
• Seats: A portion of the total seats in an institution is reserved for this quota.

Management Quota

• Non-merit based: Admissions are often influenced by factors other than academic merit, such as donations, recommendations, or connections.
  (https://mbbsexpert.in/the-role-of-donations-in-mbbs-admissions-under-management-quota-exploring-the-controversy/#:~:text=Furthermore%2C%20it%20is%20often%20alleged,by%20personal%20connections%20and%20monetary)
• Less transparent process: The admission criteria and process can be less clear and more flexible.
• Higher fees: Significantly higher fees compared to institutional quota.
• Seats: A portion of the total seats is reserved for this quota, controlled by the institution's management.

If you want admission to an institution with a management quota, you need to go to the college/university and ask for the procedure because every college has a different rule and process that they follow

Hope this helps

For new B.Sc group admission, you need to choose a stream like PCM, CBZ, or other combinations based on your interest. Visit the college website or campus to fill out the application form. Submit required documents like 12th marksheet and ID proof.

dear student,

With 250 marks (ST category), you’ve cleared the qualifying cutoff (~127), but it’s far below the safe score for MBBS.

Govt./Semi-govt MBBS cutoff for ST is usually 410–420+ (AIQ) and 320–400+ (State quota) — so chances are very low.

You can explore:

• Private MBBS (if affordable)

• BDS/AYUSH courses (lower cutoffs)

• Paramedical/Nursing/Allied health options

If you're focused on MBBS, consider taking a drop year and preparing for a better score.