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Hello Arun !!

As per 2018 the cut off marks for Government Dental college was 429 for SC category which is expected to increase this year .

And for BAMS the expected cut off this year will be around 380 , which means that your relative has 50-50 chances of

Hello aspirant,

You do have chances of getting a seat in government college for BAMS. So you can try for that. You have also some chances of getting a government veterinary college. You can also get a seat in private college for MBBS. So do try accordingly.  I cannot tell

Hello prajna,

They all are different courses. According to me BHMS is a good option than the other two. After completion of your course you may find job as:

1. Homeopathic practioner in delhi and abroad.

2. Medical representative 

3. You can start up your own clinic

Hope this helps.

Hello Sagarika !!

The cut off changes every year depending on the number if students qualified , number of seats , etc .

Nothing can be said before the state releases the state cut off list. But according to experts the cut off for Government college for BAMS/BHMS in Odisha

Hey,

You didn't mention your category here. If you are from general category, you won't get a seat in any government BAMS college. If you are from reserved categories , chances are really low for getting a government college. You can try for private colleges surely. Hope this helps.

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Hello Aspirant !!

It is not clear whether you have scored 49.7 percent in NEET or got 49.7 percentile .

If it is percentage which means 357.84 marks which is not possible .

So I assume that you have got 49.7 percentile . The cut off for UR in NEET

I am sorry to say but  sir  for getting admission in any of the medical colleges across India be it private or government the candidate is expected to clear the qualifying cutoff as the minimum  criteria .
As of the current year NEET  2019 the qualifying marks for general  category

Hello Sagarika !!

The NEET marks from 2018 onwards  is meant for admission in MBBS, BDS and AYUSH courses .

However the counselling  is only for MBBS and BDS courses .

For AYUSH courses in Government colleges and Private colleges the NEET marks of the candidates will be the qualifying

Hello,

The cutoff for qualifying in fisheries and bams usually depends from here to hear depending on the standard of the question paper whether it is tough or not and the relative performance of the different candidates would usually a score of around 300 with a minimum of about 280

Hello.

Well, with your marks it might be quite difficult to get into a government college but you could still apply for a private college.

Chances of getting admission in a private college is more as compared to government. So select a few colleges that you want to go and

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