Hello

With a NEET score of 129, your chances for MBBS/BDS admission in government colleges are extremely limited, even under reserved categories.

General (UR)Not eligible – Cutoff for unreserved category was around 137 in 2024.

SC/ST/OBCBarely qualified – SC/ST cutoff in 2024 was around 107.

EWS/OBC (non-creamy)Not sufficient for govt

Hello,

It is quite improbable that a student with a NEET score of 90 will be admitted to bachelor of homeopathic medicine and surgery program, particularly at Government universities. Although it varies, the Neet score required for BHMS is typically significantly higher than 90. For candidates in the general category,

Hello Aspirant,

A NEET score of 383, OBC category, and domicile in West Bengal will allow you to secure admission into a state quota private medical college in West Bengal, but it will be very competitive.

• Private Medical Colleges (state quota): for OBC candidates in West Bengal the state quota

With 163 marks in NEET and OBC category, you're eligible for counselling but getting BDS in a government college is tough. But you can try for private or deemed universities. Register for counselling, fill choices, and keep documents ready. You may get a seat in a low cutoff private college.

Hello,

You have a good chance of being admitted to a BAMS institution with a NEET rank of 259 149 and being in the SC category, particularly at private or semi government colleges under state quota.

What You should do?

• Sign up for state AYUSH counselling in the state where

Usually, UPTAC counselling considers either JEE or CUET, but you cannot register twice. You need to contact UPTAC officials for correction or withdrawal before deadlines.

Hello,

As per your queries, I would like to tell you that government BAMS institutions of a demand Neet scores above 500+ for students in the general category. The cutoffs, however, maybe lower in some cases, even between 300 and 400 for reserved categories like SC, ST and OBC. It

Hello aspirant,

Yes you can definitely appear for IIT JAM without mathematics in class 12, as JAM is based on your Bachelor's degree background. It depends on the subject you choose for your bachelor's degree and your graduation. You can also keep checking the IIT JAM eligibility pdf for your

Hello

yes , dropping is a good option in your case.

You got 363 in NEET (first attempt) and 94% in boards . which shows you have potential.

Take a drop for NEET 2026 , if you can study with full focus. You can improve a lot and aim for

Hello ma'am

Thankyou for reaching out!

IIT JAM is for Msc.courses which are after a bachelor's degree.Eligiblity for IIT JAM Biotechnology you need a bachelor's degree in Biotechnology,Biology,Life Sciences with atleast 55% marks.

Maths in 12th is not compulsory for Biotechnology you just need a relevant Bachelor's degree to be