Directorate of Distance Education, Rabindra Bharati University, Kolkata All Questions

Congratulations on your excellent result in NEET 2020. I believe at AIR of 9037 and secondly having the OBC Advantage, you can surely make into the best State Medical Colleges in Bihar, preferably PMCH or Nalanda Medical College and Hospital. There are many good Medical Colleges in Bihar through both

Dear Student,

Based on your score and rank you have chance in below medical government college in karnataka.

Koppal Institute of Medical Sciences

To check the cut-off  of various govt colleges you can visit below

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off-for-government-colleges

To get the personalized report of Govt/private colleges or deemed universities in which you

Yes you are eligible for government colleges in India. That's a good score. You can apply through state quota because all india quota is rather high. You haven't told your state or I would have gave, you the list of colleges.

But you can predict the cut off here

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off

Hello,

NEET 2020 Results is out with qualifying cut-offs against respective category which as follows;

• UR/EWS: 720-147
• OBC: 146-113
• SC: 146-113
• ST: 146-113
• UR/EWS-PWD: 146-129

With 125 marks belonging to UR, you haven't even qualified for NEET, hence you're not eligible for admission, you should consider the option  for appearing

Dear Candidate,

As per the information provided by you, your chances to get into IIT are a bit slim. But do not worry, you can use our College Predictor Tool for JEE Advance Exam. This tool takes into account a number of factors before predicting the college for you. It

Hello,

With such scores/ percentiles, it wouldn't be possible for your daughter to get into colleges with the All India Quota Seats (15%). But she can apply with State Quota and with the cutoffs from previous years, visit the link to know about the colleges that she can get into:

Hello aspirant,

According to previous years cutoffs, with your score and All India rank, you have a fair chance at getting into colleges with the All India Quota Seats as well as the state quota seats. Here are a few colleges you can get into for MBBS and BDS programmes:

Hi there,

As per your query, it is not possible to get a Govt. seat with 375 marks in MBBS/BDS. The cut off usually ranges between 550-450 for SC category for Govt. Seats.

These are according to the previous year trends but on an average there may be slight variation

Hello aspirant

it's really difficult to exactly say about admission based on marks as the cutoffs vary every year depending upon various factors.

however based on the scores given and category mentioned it's really difficult to get admission in government colleges for BAMS.

you can go for private colleges and