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With a NEET score of 342 in Karnataka, securing a BAMS seat in government colleges may be challenging due to the higher cutoffs. However, you might have a better chance in private colleges, especially under the management quota, where the cutoff can be lower. It's advisable to check specific college
Hello Vinay,
With a KCET score of around 75% and a family income of Rs. 90,000 , you may be eligible for the Supernumerary Quota (SNQ) in Karnataka, which is reserved for students from economically weaker backgrounds. This quota offers fee concessions but is highly competitive, and seats are limited,
I am from Warangal. On May 30th, I visited the campus for admission inquiries. I first met with a counselor, but they had never heard of the exam I mentioned. They were offering seats through the Anurag CET and management quota on that day. The management quota fee was quoted
Hello Sayna
You have not mentioned your category to which you fall. Considering you as a general category candidate and with score of 246 in neet , it is not possible to geg a medical seat in Tata medical college, Jamshedpur but you may try for management quota seat which
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