Dear Aspirant,

Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC), is often acknowledged as the centre of excellence for education and research. 

Elligibility criteria for AFMC counselling

• Candidates applying for AFMC MBBS must be a citizen of India and must complete 17 years of age as on December 31, 2016 (for this current

Being an OBC candidate you obviously have an advantage and in the form of reservation seats. In 15% AIQ it seems difficult, but yes you may get a seat in MBBs government college in bihar under state quota admission. BDS government college at this marks keeping into consideration you are

Hello aspirant,

you don't have too good score in NEET 2019. But as you belong to the SC category you have some chance of getting a government college if the cutoff varies much. You can get a seat at the private colleges for sure. I cannot tell the exact college

Hey Aspirant,

The donation system has been dismissed and now the admissions are clearly based on merit basis. They take a lot of admission fees but that's not counted as donation and the regular tuition fees vary from college to college. The cheaper ones have high cut offs, more than

Hello aspirant,

It is the second time that BHMS counseling is going to happen via neet ug exam. So nothing can be exactly said.

I believe you have chances of getting a government seat with that score. However competition in telangana is quite stiff so nothing can be said certainly. 

Hello Saquib,

Actually it depends upon your state quota.Suppose if you are from Assam state then  you have 50% chances of getting an mbbs seat but on the other hand if you are from UP or Bihar you won't get admitted to mbbs.Also through  all India quota too you won't

The highest score I have seen so far is 450 where people try to take a seat in BAMS , since you belong to OBC category there are a quite good chances you can get a seat in a BAMS college. Also, it depends on the other deciding factors as