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    Dear Candidate

     

    See as per your Marks-261 it is difficult to get a Government Medical Seat even if you have a state quota and another quota if applicable. You should have maintained a score above 550 to be on the safer side.

    But you can get into BAMS or a


    yes there are few colleges where you can get admission through management quota , you can get some good colleges of maharashtra for any query regarding admission/counselling process of NEET 2019 feel free to contact 9921622156

    Dear Candidate

     

    See as per your Marks-70 it is difficult to get a Government Medical Seat even if you have a state quota and another quota if applicable. You should have maintained a score above 550 to be on the safer side.

    You cannot get into any medical college with

    Dear Candidate

     

    See as per your Marks-221 it is difficult to get a Government Medical Seat even if you have a state quota and another quota if applicable. You should have maintained a score above 550 to be on the safer side.

    You cannot get into any medical college with

    Hi Manish,

    Your friend's score is very less to enable him to get admission in any govt BAMS  college even if he belongs to SC category. As for government BAMS colleges, for an SC candidate to secure a seat, minimum score should be approximately 280 marks. So a score of

    Dear candidate,       
             
    It is necessary to qualify in neet 2020  to be eligible to apply for admission in BAMS course.


    Try to score 300+ marks to secure a seat for BAMS in good colleges.



    Hope I answer your question and it's helpful.
    All the best! 

    Hello sameer,

    29% of the available seats for admission in each local area by the University for shall be reserved for candidates belonging to Backward Classes as follows: BC-A -7%, BC-B-10%, BC-C-1%, BC-D-7% & BC-E*-4% as per the G.O.Ms.No.1793, Education, dt.23.09.1970 and G.O.Ms.No.23, Backward Classes Welfare (C2), dated. 07-07-2007 and

    Hello aspirant, i am very sorry to say you that you can not change RGAM college to government college after 1 year. The only way is to drop-out from the college and regive the counselling test and you will freshly start your studies in the government college. 

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