MBBS ADMISSION IN TOP COLLEGE OF INDIA CONTACT ME 9852233178,6205111622 

Hello,

Total Nata score is calculated using both the nata score and the class 12th percentage. I think you have got really good marks in nata and if you have a class 12th around 85-95% then you have very high chances of getting JJ College of Architecture.

You can mention

MBBS ADMISSION IN TOP COLLEGE OF INDIA CONTACT ME 9852233178,6205111622 

Honestly speaking, you don't have chances to get a government MBBS or BDS seat in Andhra Pradesh especially this year when the cutoffs are even expected to rise since you might be knowing that the number of candidates had increased and also the paper level was called easy comparatively. All

Hi Dinesh,

Congratulations for your marks. With your marks you can surely try for the government colleges. This is a link containing cutoff of all the government colleges best in the sector. https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off-for-government-colleges. Since you have a caste reservation so you'll have a little bit low cutoff, but the

MBBS ADMISSION IN TOP COLLEGE OF INDIA CONTACT ME 9852233178,6205111622 to 

Hello Akash,

Observing your score that is around 291-300, it is hard to say if you could get MBBS seat in Government College. But you can surely opt for MBBS seat in Private Colleges by passing their entrance exam.

Here are few colleges you can apply to:

• Jawaharlal Nehru Medical

Hii Sadiya

Iam sorry to say this but with this course it is really impossible to get admitted into any of the medical colleges.I would suggest you to prepare well and give NEET once again next year.

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For further more details about NEET,please do refer

Hello dear student, 

It's difficult for you to get admission in any government MBBS college with this marks even under state quota. But there are fair chances for you to get admission in BDS college .  Rest I am attaching a link for your further reference.   https://www.google.com/amp/s/medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off-for-government-colleges

I hope this