should sc/st get 49.5% quota in 20 central univ. and iit ,iim?
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too many jargons, pal... please try to allow more people like me to understand your question. At least, if cannot help, still can learn.
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Any ranking of Medical colleges in India is meaningless.1)More than 50% of seats are "RESERVED" for different CASTES,TRIBES, and WOMEN. Now there is another proposal to "RESERVE" some more seats for "OTHER BACKWARD CASTES". In private medical colleges 50% are "RESERVED" for managements which "SELL" medical seats.Among faculty members also 50% to 60% are "RESERVED" for these categories.This is done for "VOTES"of people during elections.When politicians fall sick they come to U.S.A. for treatment or go to corporate hospitals where faculty members are meritorious.
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Maybe not.  Since the whole SAT "scandal" more and more schools are dropping the requirement.  Check with each school you're interested in.
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I think yes. We all should look for SC/ST mothers and get ourselves adopted!\n\nI think it will be much easier even if we pay big money to get converted and then get admissions easily rather than wasting our time studying hard and making so much effort
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i think the strike is right & i support them because OBC should given finencial help not concideration in talent.\nsame they did for IIT they reserve 50% which is not right.
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its simple vote bank politics. and why only the congress. no other party has opposed it. they don't want to loose their share of obc and sc st votes. even the bjp has not spoken on it. clearly shows that the parliament at present is full of rotten demented politicians who care only for their power\n\nnow coming back to the main point ; -\n\nreservation as such should not completely be removed. i agree with you. the basis should be monetary as i have stated in one of my earlier answers on the same topic.\n50% is not required considering the fact that so many seats remain vacant. \nit should be ensured that once a person from the backward class gets reservation his following generations should not be allowed to avail this opportunity because that is gross injustice. and once in office he should not be given the privilege of early promotion which is extremely unfair. and also people from the backward section earning decent money should not be given reservation (unlike one of my friends who is an sc and is in iit.. he didn't deserve reservation beacuse.his parents annual income was 7 lakhs.. imagine!!)\n\nthere are olny two sections rich and poor. extend the reservation to the poor.\n\nand also reservation at each and every step will handicap the person mentally and he will never put the best effort into his work beacuse it will be at the back of his mind that he has an advantage over others..
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They are fully justified.There is a limit to votebank politics.Just to appease their OBC votebanks the Govt is trying to deprive the General Category students of their seats.There is a limit to reservation.It is not that there is no reservation,reservation already exists but now they want to get it upto 50% and that is real pathetic and if the students are protesting which is their right in a democracy I see nothing wrong with that.
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Oh GREAT!!!!!!!.  I welcome this reservation.  S.T,  S.C &  B.Cs are suffering since many many years without proper chance in Indian Cricket Team.  Let their people get share in Indian Cricket Team.  Let them enjoy the Cricket and let them earn Cricket money.  \n\nEven the Cricket match tickets should be sold on reservation basis.
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the ad regarding this will be issued in leading newspapers during the month of november,and the application can be obtained from Canara bank during that time.\n In syndicate bank one can get AIEEE application but not IIT.
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All decent General Category candidates will go to foreign universities if they will not get admission here. However, not all students can afford foreign universities. This means that the meritorious General category students will lose out to the worst SC/ST/OBC students.\n\nThe quality of education will be affected badly. I've seen SC/ST candidates getting admissions to colleges under quota system. But most of them are not able to complete their graduation because they are not compatible. This is not useful to these people and also it is unfair to the merit students who lost seats because of these people.\n\nThe idea should be to concentrate on primary education so that SC/ST/OBC candidates become competent enough to get graduation seats on their merit. But our politicians just want vote banks. They are not interested in welfare.
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Checkout http://www.bits-pilani.ac.in/Admissions/bitsat/bitsatmain.htm\n\nFor admission to any of the above Integrated first degree programmes, the candidate should have passed the 12th examination of 10+2 system from a recognized Central/ State board or its equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Since the medium of instruction at BITS is English, candidates should have adequate proficiency in English. Further, the candidate should have obtained a minimum of aggregate 80% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics subjects in 12th examination, with at least 60% marks in each of the Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics subjects.\n\nStudents who are appearing for 12th examination in 2006 are eligible to appear in BITSAT-2006. Students who have passed the 12th examination in the year 2005 may also apply for BITSAT-2006 fully explaining the reason for the gap. They may be allowed to appear in BITSAT-2006 after the case is fully examined by the admissions committee. Students who have passed 12th examination in 2004 or earlier are NOT eligible to appear in BITSAT-2006. Further, students who are presently studying in BITS at any of its campuses are not eligible to appear in BITSAT test.\n\nAdmissions will be made purely on merit. The merit position of the candidate for admission will be based on the score obtained by the candidate in the BITSAT-2006. However, their eligibility for admission is subject to fulfilling the requirement of minimum marks in 12th examination, as mentioned above.\n\nIn the past, admission process of the Institute always ensured guaranteed admission to all the students who obtained first ranks in their respective board examinations. This has given a very vital input of highly meritorious students from all over India. The Institute wants to maintain this practice and hence, first rank students of all the central and state boards in India will be given direct admission to the program of their choice, irrespective of their BITSAT-2006 score. \n\nBefore applying, read the BITSAT-2006 brochure also
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if u want a NIT out of tamil nadu than u can deffinitely get it\nlast year my brothers friend got 10,000 all india rank & got instrumentation but got upgraded to computers. now NIT Jalandhar ranks 4th and there r 18 NITs u can get one\nNIT-Kurukshetra is good for civil if u want to! \nu should definitely try...........best of luck
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Dear\n\nto join IIM u hv to appear CAT will held in November every year.U may be a BA,Bcom or BSC no problem.
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[in no particular order.. but all very good]\n\nIIT Delhi\nIIT Kanpur\nIIT Chennai\nIIT Bombay\nIIT Kharagpur\nITBHU\nBITS Pilani\nIIT Roorkee\nIIT Guwahati\nNIT Suratkal\n\nThere are various surveys around, but you need to remember that a lot of factors go into these rankings. Take all of them with a pinch of salt.\n\nAlso remember to opt for the branch, as an in-fashion-branch from a less-big college is better than a very not-in-fashion branch from a very big name college.\n\nFor example, I chose CSE@ITBHU with my JEE rank of 815 in 1999, when I was getting Chem in IITK, because I wanted to study computers, and it was an in-fashion branch. I never regretted that decision, and am now doing my PhD in Computer Engineering at USC, something I would not have gotten by the other decision.\n\nbests,\nAnimesh\nhttp://www-scf.usc.edu/~animesh
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In Pune Univ, You do. Dunno about Mumbai Univ. I see no reason why it should be different.
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Yes.\nBut unjustifiably the colleges from Cambridge and Oxford are still allowed to enter in their own right so the competition is skewed in their favour.
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the protests by medical students is very much right becoz admissions should b given according to merit or ability of a student .if the govt. itself will make such blunder by reserving quota in the pvt. sector our RIGHT TO EQUALITY given by the INDIAN CONSTITUTION will b HINDERED