Hello Swathi,

Since the min requirement to get shortlisted in VIT there is an eligibility criteria that you must have 60% aggregrate in you +2 examination and only if you belong to SC/ST/OBC then there is relaxation in the percentage criteria

I am sharing the official link of VIT with

Hello Tanvi,

Veer Surendra Sai University of Technology [VSSUT], Burla, Orissa offers courses such as B.Tech, B.Sc, BCA, integrated Engineering courses. It offers B.Tech in 11 streams such as EE,  CSE, CE, IT, etc. with the fees of Rs. 42k which sums up to a total fees of Rs. 1,70,280.

Hello Joy

Based ob your rank , the chances for you to get seat into into VIT vellore and Chennai camous is completely nill.

But you can try for VIT Bhopal campus , but it's not that good as compared to other colleges in Bhopal.

So don't go for it. 

Dear aspirant,

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Hi Anshika,

I can completely understand that we put in a lot of efforts for the admission process,but sometimes we are mistaken. We take up wrong paths to our future. So here,I would attach a link below for you,where you can check all the different colleges based on your rank,category

Hello,

No, neet is a national level entrance exam for getting admission in indian medical colleges. So neet is not compulsory to study in Australia.

All the best!

Hello aspirant 

As per the latest guidelines of medical council of India (MCI)neet is necessary only if you want admission in bvsv through 15 %all India quota .

Since you want to study abroad you are under no compulsion to give neet for this year however if you are planning