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Hello Vivek,
Sgsits is MP's one of the best government technical institutes which is autonomous in nature and affiliated by RGPV, Bhopal.
Admission in gsits is done through Mpdte councilling which will going to begin very soon though the exact dates have not been declared yet.
I also live in
Hello apzirant,
You have to appear in NEET entrance exam as tge admission in private / government medical / dental/ ayurvedic/ homeopathetic colleges will be given only on the basis of neet cutoff under either 15% all india quota or 85% state quota only if you have a domicile of
Hello Arti!
Getting a seat in government colleges is next to impossible in both MBBS as well as Dental colleges. The cutoff stays well around 500 in government colleges. Even in private college it is tough to get a seat.
You can check out the college predictor for a clearer
Hello yuva,
Your score is good but getting medical seat in government colleges is not possible. Your score is not enough to get admission in government medical college under MBC category. So you can try for other better private colleges.
Good luck!
Hello!
You can expect your rank to be between 5000-7000. You can predict your rank using careers360 rank predictor! Please use the link below:
https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-rank-predictor
To regain the admit card, you will need registration number. On the neet NTA website, click on forgot registration number, enter the details (parents name,
Dear candidate,
As per your said marks and as per the last year cutoff trend you have chance for the government medical college in west bengal.
Here are the some government colleges with last year cutoff marks for the general category under the state quota benefit:
Hello,
Your chances of fetching a seat in private medical college telangana are good even with your bc - b category.
But it is quite difficult to get mbbs seat under A category, since you belong to obc - b category you are having that certificate only thus it becomes
. Many students might predict their respective state ranks simply by dividing their AIR by the number of appearing states in NEET. But that won’t do as the merit level of each state is not at par with each other. For example , Kerala had a mind-blowing performance in NEET
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