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With a JEE Mains of 355000 rank, you may only stand at ground zero options in Delhi-NCR, Pune and Bangalore for private universities or state-level engineering colleges that should have not so high cut-off admission criteria. This is the way ahead: Counseling to apply for:CSAB Counselling: All leftover seats following JoSAA, especially in NITs, IIITs and GFTIs which may list in a lower tier.State Counselling: For state-level engineering colleges where cut-offs might match your rank (Karnataka, Maharashtra, UP).Direct Application: to private universities and colleges which take in JEE Mains scores.Possible Colleges:Delhi NCR:Amity University, NoidaGalgotias University, Greater NoidaSharda University, Greater NoidaPune:MIT World Peace UniversityDY Patil College of EngineeringVishwakarma Institute of Technology (management quota)Bangalore:Ramaiah Institute of Technology (management quota)PES University (South Campus or management quota)Dayananda Sagar College of EngineeringTips:Keep searching private colleges with good placement records.Enter management quota if budgets allow.Look around for scholarships available through universities based on merit and other criteria. In the end, exposure can perhaps be your only option. There might be crescendos heard when the man actually has scores with marks that may reroute the action lines.

Merit is the basic criteria for selection to the GNM programme of Ginni Devi Action School of Nursing. Candidates with a good 10+2 result are admitted to the institute. The 10+2 should be done with English from a recognised board, and applicants must have passed with at least 40% marks. However, Science stream is preferred; it is not mandatory. This course has no entrance examination. A student is considered qualified based solely on academic requirements. Moreover, an applicant should be medically fit, and he should not exceed the age of 35 years; his minimum age for entry must be at least 17 years as of December 31 in the admission year. 

'Administrative Management College (AMC) is a reputable institution in Bangalore, offering diverse programs in management, engineering, science, and more. 'While AMC is recognised for its infrastructure, industry-oriented courses, and placement support, calling it "the best" depends on your criteria, such as academic quality, faculty, placements, or campus life.'Key Highlights:Programs Offered: Popular programs like MBA, BBA, and BCA.Placement: Companies like Infosys, Wipro, and TCS recruit from AMC, with MBA placements ranging between INR 4-6 LPA.Facilities: Modern labs, libraries, and well-maintained hostels.While AMC is a good choice for some fields, top-ranked colleges in Bangalore, like IIM Bangalore and Christ University, offer more competitive academic and placement opportunities.

Yes, you can get admission to private colleges in Bangalore if you're from Uttar Pradesh, but you'll need to meet certain requirements: Medical collegesTo get admission to a private medical college in Bangalore, you must qualify for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET). You can also attend counseling conducted by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) if you're interested in joining deemed medical colleges. Engineering collegesTo get admission to an engineering college in Bangalore, you'll need to take an entrance exam: KCET: Karnataka-based candidates must take the KCET exam. COMEDK UGET: Students from other states must take the COMEDK UGET exam. Management quotaYou can also get direct admission through the management quota if you're unable to get a seat through the entrance exam. To do this, you'll need to: Pass your 10+2 board examinations with at least 45-50% marks. Be from the Science stream, with Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry as your main subjects.