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neet score for bams in bihar government college in obc

King Singh 22nd Jul, 2026

Hello Aspirant,

To secure a BAMS seat in a Bihar Government College under the OBC category, you generally need a NEET score between 460 and 520+ marks. For top institutes like Government Ayurvedic College, Patna, the closing rank for OBC candidates typically stays within an All India Rank of 48,000.

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I have got 441 marks in reneet My score for neet 2026 was 590 Should I take a drop and prepare for next year or take any other course ??

King Singh 22nd Jul, 2026

Hello Aspirant,

A score of 590 marks in NEET 2026 is an excellent improvement from 441, but securing a Government MBBS seat can be borderline depending on your state. Deciding between taking a drop or choosing another course depends heavily on your specific location and goals.

Majore factors affecting your

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Neet score 118 sc category me college

Samyak Jain 20th Jul, 2026

Hello Dear Student,
With a NEET score of 118 in the SC category, securing a government MBBS seat is not possible. The cut-off for government medical colleges typically ranges between 450 and 500+ marks. However, your score makes you eligible for private medical or BDS colleges through state-level counseling.

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my neet score only 264 . can I help you suggest any government college in admission

Samyak Jain 20th Jul, 2026

Hello Dear Student,
With a NEET score of 264, securing a government MBBS seat is highly unlikely, as cutoffs for government medical colleges typically start above 500–600 marks. However, you can secure government seats in alternative medical courses (like BAMS, BHMS, or BSc Nursing) depending on your state domicile and

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Howw do i take admission in bpt with the help of mhtcet i have score 90 percentile

Samyak Jain 20th Jul, 2026

Hello Dear Student,
With a 90 percentile in the MHT CET (PCB), you have strong chances to secure a BPT seat at top institutions in Maharashtra. Admissions are managed through the state's Centralized Admission Process (CAP).

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