Andhra Pradesh

Yes, there is reservation for SC, ST and OBC category candidates for the Andhra Pradesh NEET counselling process. The reservation percentage is 15 per cent and six per cent for the SC and ST categories respectively. The Backward Classes are segragated into five sub-categories and the reservation percentage ranges from one per cent to seven per cent. Apart from these categories, there are reservations for Army, NCC, PWD, Police Martyr's Children, female candidates and EWS. The category-wise reservation structure is given in the table below.CategoryReservationUnreserved/General50%Scheduled Caste (SC)15%Scheduled Tribe (ST)6%Backward Classes – A7%Backward Classes – B10%Backward Classes – C1%Backward Classes – D7%Backward Classes – E4%CAP (Army)1%NCC (National Cadet Corps)1%Sports and Games quota0.50%Candidates with a physical disability5%Police Martyrs' Children (PMC)0.25%Female Candidates33%EWS (On enhancement of seats by MCI/DCI)10%**33% horizontal reservation for women candidates across all categories.

Yes, based on the information available, you should be eligible for direct admission to the B.Sc. in Food Technology program at Rajiv Gandhi Degree College, Andhra Pradesh. The eligibility criteria for the course is a pass in Higher Secondary/Intermediate (10+2) with science stream or any other examination recognized as equivalent. Since you have completed your 12th with 63% from CBSE, which is a recognized board, you meet the eligibility requirements.However, please note that the final admission is subject to the college’s admission policies and availability of seats. It’s always best to contact the college directly or visit their official website for the most current information regarding admissions and any additional requirements they may have.