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Although it might be difficult, getting accepted into a medical college with a low Neet score is not impossible. Your category, state of residence, and the kind of college you want to attend - government, private, deemed university, or overseas - all effect your chances of getting admitted.

Government

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To know about the colleges you might qualify, based on your rank, kindly visit the link below. It includes a college predictor that matches your rank with potential colleges.

WBJEE College Predictor

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I would like to clear you if a candidate has not register for the PWD quota then they would generally not be eligible for PWD reservations, even if their vision meets the criteria.

admission will overall depend on the JEE rank.

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With a score of 95% in JEE Mains 2024 , you are likely to be eligible for admission to Chaitanya Bharathi Institute of Technology (CBIT) , especially for the CSE (Computer Science and Engineering) or ECE (Electronics and Communication Engineering) branches. Admission is typically based on JEE Main

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Yes, you can still seek admission for an MBBS program abroad with your NEET score of 141, even though you marked yourself as a general category by mistake. For most countries accepting Indian students for MBBS, the primary requirement is meeting the NEET qualification criteria set by the

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With 42% in HSC, securing direct admission to an MBBS program, either in India or abroad, without NEET, is challenging.

In India, NEET is mandatory for all medical admissions, and private, deemed, or government medical colleges require it as per the regulations of the National Medical Commission (NMC).