hi,

see cutoff score changes every year and it depends on some factors like number of participants, questions difficulty level, seat matrix etc. however you should go for the score which is higher and also the ranking is less.

hope it would help.

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Admission to DNB CET post MBBS courses will be done on the basis of marks in the NEET PG exam. Seat Allotment process for DNB CET will be conducted by NBE.
The marks required for admission varies every year from college to college depending on many factors such as

No, we cannot say NCERTs are enough. NCERTs are books used in schools to build your basics and Assam CEE is the exam which comes with higher level of questions. In Assam, CEE NCERTs will work as a base for all the subjects but apart from this you have to

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Yes it's possible to receive a call with 85%ile and no industry sponsorship,but the chances are 50% only so it will be better if you try to find other options also ,so that you can keep moving on your path.

Best of luck.

• Understand and know the exam pattern very well
• Revise and analysis the topics in which you are not good
• Practice by

NEET has 180 MCQs and let you scores 720. If your target is  more than 600, you cannot afford negative marking. Unanswered questions do not have an impact and so your trick should be to avoid anything that you are not sure of but never have a negative mark. And

Hello dear aspirant.

If you are a ews candidate and have proper certificate of that then you have to score a little less in comparison to other general category candidates. As you know that this year exam pattern changed very much so prediction of the cut off is a little

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It all depends on your abilities to perform or solve the questions. When you are good in solving simple questions with full confidence then go for MAT. When you are good in analyzing the questions then go for the CMAT exam.

Compared to MAT the difficulty level of CMAT

Hello Renu, the cutoffs only vary slightly from year to year. As per AIIMS MBBS cutoff 2019, candidates belonging to General category are required to score at least 50% marks in AIIMS MBBS entrance exam, while those belonging to OBC category need to score at least 45% and SC /ST