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Hello,
NEET 2021 results have been declared by the National Testing Agency NTA.
To predict whether you will definitely get a seat in a college is an uphill task as Cut-offs for colleges change every year depending upon several factors such as-
• Number of applicants in NEET exam
•
Hello,
If we go through 2019 cut-offs for OBC under 85% state quota, then 575 marks secured seat in GMC Bettiah, hence the chances to secure GMC is tough with 492 marks, though there are possibilities for private medical colleges such as
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Hello Aspirant,
See if you are a non-Karnataka candidate and have registered for NEET Counselling of Karnataka then you don't need to appear for document verification but if you have to claim NRI ward, Religious minority or eligible to claim seat Category-2 to Category-8 in St. John Medical College, Bangalore,
Essentially, these means that you have succesfully submitted your preferences and you application for the counselling is submitted. Now when the first allotment will release, you will be again allowed to logged in.
Now if this is not the case, I would recommend you to contact the NEET UG helpdesk
Hello Aspirant,
On 11th December 2021 Karnataka Examinations Authority has released the notification regarding document verification so you can read it from the link given below :-
http://164.100.133.71/keawebentry456/ugneet2021/Karnatakaenglish.pdf
According to the above notification one should present along with all the required documents in the office of KEA, Bangalore for which
Hi,
With the marks of 380 in NEET 2021 and also belonging to the obc category, the chances of getting a seat in the government medical colleges is not at all possible. As because the cutoff goes quite high enough. For the private medical colleges there might be some chances
Hello,
The cut off is determined based on various factors such as total number of candidates appeared, difficulty level of examination and total number of seats available etc. Each institute has different cut off for each category. You can find the list of all the institutes and its cut off
Hey there,
Hope you are doing well and keeping good..
so heres the answer to your query...
I would like to say after analyzing your marks, what I would say is it is not enough to even get a semi government college with that marks. the probability of getting a
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