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Hello aspirant

Congratulations gor getting 641 marks in Neet 2024.

You have scored too good. With 641 marks you will definitely get mbbs seat in prestigious college of Gujarat.

Now whether you will get seat through All India Quota or mot depends upon cut off neet. Cut off keeps changing every year, also it depends upon various factors including number of students appeared in exam, difficulty level of exam and previous year's cut off, availability of seat etc.

So looking at previous year's cut off trens You may gey mbbs seat in the following colleges of Gujarat

B J medical college, Ahmedabad

Government medical colleges, Surat

Government medical colleges, Bhavnagar

Shri M P shah Government medical college, Jamnagar

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Hello aspirant

Top BAMS colleges in india are mentioned below

Banaras Hindu university,  Varanasi

Institute of Medical Sciences Varanasi

Bharti vidyapeeth , pune

Dr D Y patil , pune

Guru Gobindsingh Indraprastha university,  New Delhi,NCR

Government, Ayurvedic college,Nagpur

State Ayurveduc college and Hospital , Lucknow

Arohant Ayurvedic college and research institute , Gandhinagar,  Gujarat

Abhilashi ayurvedic college ,Mandi, Himachal Pradesh

Acharya Deshbhushan Ayurvedic medical college , Belgium, karnataka

Achutha ayurvedic college,  Bagaluru , karnataka

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https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-bams-colleges-in-india

Yes, you can definitely participate in State counselling for NEET UG without participating in All India Counselling.

• All India Quota (AIQ) Counselling: This is conducted by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) for 15% of the MBBS/BDS seats in government colleges and all seats in central universities and Deemed Universities.
  
  
• State Quota Counselling: This is conducted by the respective state authorities for the remaining 85% of the MBBS/BDS seats in government colleges and private medical colleges within the state.
  
  Participation in one is not dependent on the other. You can choose to participate in either, both, or neither depending on your preference and eligibility (state domicile for State Counselling).
  
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Hello aspirant

If you are a general category candidate then it's difficult to get government medical college ,

Also it depends upon cut off neet 2024. Cut off changes every year and depends upon various factors including number of students appeared in exam,  Toughness level of exam,  seat intake and previous year's cut off.

Looking at previous year's cut off trends with 535 marks you may get private college in karnataka , few college names are provided below

JSS medical college,  Mysore

Aksh Institute of Medical Sciences,  Mangalore

Vijaynagar Institute of Medical Sciences,  Bellamy

KIMS Manipal

Narayana health city, bangalore

For rank and college prediction you may refer the link given below

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Hello aspirant

You have scored well.

With 502 marks and being SC category candidate you have high chances of getting a government seat in karnataka , you will get a prestigious government college but which college you will be alloted depends upon cut off neet 2024 of that college .

Cut off keeps changing every year and depends upon various factors such as number of candidates appeared in exam, Toughness level of exam, normalisation process, availability of seat and previous year's cut off.

Now on the basis of analysis and looking at previous year's cut off trends you may get medical seat in the following colleges through 85% state quota

Bangalore medical college and research institute

Belagavi Institute of Medical Sciences, Belagavi

Chamraj anagar Institute of Medical Sciences and research , chamrajnagar

Bidar Institute of Medical Sciences and research, Bidar

Koppel Institute of Medical Sciences, Koppel

Raichur Institute of Medical Sciences, Raichur

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No, you cannot participate in state counseling if you join an AIQ seat and then go for upgradation.

A Supreme Court ruling prohibits candidates from participating in subsequent counseling rounds (like state counseling) after joining a seat allotted in Round 2 of AIQ/Deemed Universities.

Once you join (reporting and completing admission formalities) an AIQ allotted seat, it signifies forfeiture of your seat. You cannot then participate in further counseling rounds, including state counseling.

If you accept and join the allotted AIQ GMC seat, you're essentially confirming your admission to that college. You can, however, attempt upgradation within the AIQ counseling itself. This means trying to get a better college within the 15% All India Quota seats. But, even if you don't get upgraded and remain in the initially allotted AIQ GMC seat, you've used your chance and cannot participate in state counseling.

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It might be difficult to find a dedicated AI Engineering program after a diploma in ECE. These programs often require a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science (CS), Information Technology (IT), or a related field.

Pursue a Bachelor's degree in CS, IT, or Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) with a specialization in Artificial Intelligence or Machine Learning (if available). These degrees will provide a strong foundation in computer science concepts crucial for AI engineering.

Many universities in Karnataka offer these programs. You can search for universities through the Directorate of Technical Education, Karnataka website.

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A regular MTech program is considered more valuable by employers and government bodies. This is because regular MTech programs are more rigorous and require full-time commitment from students. They often involve hands-on learning and research opportunities that may be difficult to replicate in an online format.

A part-time MTech (online) can still be a valuable option for working professionals who want to advance their careers.Part-time programs allow you to balance your work, personal life, and education. They can be cheaper than regular MTech programs. You may still have opportunities to network with classmates and professors.

• Some government bodies may not consider candidates with part-time MTech (online) degrees, especially for technical positions.
  
  
• It is important to check with the specific government body or agency to determine their requirements. They may require a full-time MTech degree from a recognized university.
  
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Hello,

With a NEET score of 171, you have several options for medical courses in India, particularly in the AYUSH and paramedical fields. While admission to MBBS and BDS programs is highly competitive and typically requires higher scores, you can consider pursuing Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS), Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery (BHMS), Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery or Bachelor of Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences (BNYS).

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Thank you

With a NEET rank of 1,131,549, it appears unlikely to secure admission for MBBS in the B category in India, as seats in reputable medical colleges are typically limited and highly competitive. However, availability can vary from year to year and by college, so it's advisable to inquire with specific institutions to check if they have any openings. Additionally, exploring alternative courses or colleges based on your rank may also be worth considering.

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