Category Wise BAMS Cut off for NEET 2024

General 720 to 164 50th percentile General-PwD 163 to 146 45th percentile

SC/ST/OBC 163 to 129 40th percentile

SC/OBC-PWD 145 to 129 40th percentile

It will be difficult to get admission in BAMS but not impossible at this score. As per few

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For D Pharmacy admissions in Andhra Pradesh (AP) and Telangana, you'll need to take the respective state entrance exams:

Andhra Pradesh:

• APSBTET (Andhra Pradesh State Board of Technical Education and Training) conducts the entrance exam for D Pharmacy admissions. The eligibility criteria include passing Intermediate (Bi.P.C or M.P.C) or

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To secure admission to MBBS programs in government medical colleges through NEET, you need to meet the minimum qualifying marks based on your category. Here are the general cutoffs for NEET 2024:

• General Category : 50th percentile, which typically translates to around 720-164 marks .

• OBC Category : 40th

Hello,

Santosh Medical College and Hospital offers various programs, including medical and dental courses, but does not offer a B.Pharma program.

The college offers an MD in Pharmacology, which is a 3-year PG-level course with a total tuition fee of INR 600000 and admits 6 students.

Admission to the MBBS

Firstly candidate need to attempt Neet-PG ( national eligibility cum entrance test for post graduation), this exam is entrance exam to get admission in PG Medical courses. Candidate need to complete their bachelor's in medical field. After the exam according to the marks/ percentage student need to apply the counsellings

Hello Janhavi,

With 506 marks in NEET and a 200,533 rank , it is unlikely that you will secure a medical seat at LNCT (Lakshmi Narain College of Technology) or similar institutions through government quota. LNCT is generally not known for offering medical courses; it primarily focuses on engineering and

Hello student,

With a score of 71 in NEET and a rank of 265341 in the SC category, unfortunately, you have not qualified for NEET 2024. The qualifying cutoff for NEET usually varies each year, but it generally falls around 40th percentile for SC candidates. The minimum qualifying score is

Hello student,

With a rank of 4 lakh in NEET, it would be challenging to secure a seat in government colleges for BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery) or Veterinary (BVSc) programs. Government medical and veterinary colleges generally have high competition, and candidates with lower ranks have better chances.

For BDS,

Hello student,

With a rank of 36,375 in TS EAMCET, it may be challenging to secure a free seat in highly competitive colleges. SRK College in Bhimavaram might be a potential option, but availability depends on the specific cutoffs and reservation policies for that year.

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