Hi,

You can easily get a seat for BAMS when compared to MBBS. It varies from state to state. It also varies from state to state quota seats to all india quota seats. For general category it is around 450+, For obc it was 380+, For SC it was 350+

Hi, if you have completed only one allotment round and are going to appear for second allotment round or you have completed your second allotment round and are appearing for third which is the final allotment round then yes you can change your course as well as the college you

Dear student,

Every college has its own procedure and guidelines for issuing migration or transfer certificates to its students. But on an average, any college will take 7-15 days to complete all the procedures related to the same and issuing of migration certificate. To get your migration certificate or other

Hello aspirant,

According to your marks in NEET 2021 which is 176 , your corresponding expected rank would be 671419 - 701456 and you are from ST category. So you may try to opt for private medical colleges through management quota or can also try for other courses or streams..

Hi,

I hope you are doing well.

It depends. If you are really passionate about doing mbbs and somehow not able to crack PMT because of the cutthroat competitive then yes. If you can afford it and really want to do it, then go for it.

But if you want

Hello ! You can get admission in private colleges that offers MBBS/ BDS admission. Below are some of the college that you can check

BVP, Sangli

Dr DY patil medical college Kolhapur

Meenakshi medical college TamilNadu

GITAM institute of medical sciences , Andhra  Pradesh

Santosh medical College Ghaziabad

ACS medical

Hello Aspirant..

-CMC Ludhiana - Christian Medical College

-Sri Guru Ram Das Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Amritsar

-Adesh Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Bathinda

For more information refer to the link below...

https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-radiology-colleges-in-punjab

I hope this information helps.

Regards.

Hello aspirant,

I hope that you are doing absolutely fine.

With your above score and rank in keam medical, you have very little to decent chances to get any medical allied courses in 2021 as your rank in keam is likely to be very less. If you have given NEET