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    Hello Nidhi

    Your Neet score is low but you have qualified the entrance exam. It's not possible to get government medical college for any medical courses with this score but you might get private medical college under management quota(fee is very high) in courses like bams, bums, might get bds

    hey Neha , seeing this year's cutoff which went very high that even students getting 500 are confused about their college.So,if you want admission in AIQ than it will be very tough to get admission in good Bams college if you belong to general category,althougu if you apply for state

    Hello, 

    If I consider previous years records, then the chances are mild to get admission in any of the government colleges. Your marks are quite low to procure seat in any government colleges, but you can try for private  colleges. 

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    Hey Sadiya,

    Yes you can fill the form but before cancelling think about it. Many people aren't able to get a seat in the first round. It is not like you won;t be able to apply for anything and being interested in medicine and ayurveda, you can learn that. But

    Hello

    According to your marks, chances seem to be less of getting a seat in any decent college. Also, the first round seat allotment list has been declared. Kindly mention that you have applied for admission in which state so we can help you accordingly.

    Good Luck!

    bams or bhms for obc category in any private or govt college

    Hello dear student,
    Greetings
    I will not say that BAMS is a very good course for someone who wants to  do MBBS but if you could not get MBBS then you can think about BAMS, it is also a good course  . After BAMS you can get a  job as

    Hello aspirant!

    I am sorry to tell you but with a score of 270 in NEET UG 2019, I don't think you will be able to get admission in any government or private college even if you belong to BC A category. I advise you to drop this year and

    Hello,
    As far as i am concerned , if during the time of registration you have marked yourself as general then in no scenario you will be considered an ews candidate. You will be able to participate in the councelling as per the norms laid for a genral candidate. You

    Hello,
    It's not necessary to take admission in the college which you are alloted during the time of councelling. It entirely depends on you whether you take admission in the alloted college or not .
    You can definitely participate in the maharashtra state ayush 2019 councelling. In any state 85
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