Hello aspirant,

I want to inform you that as you have scored 320 marks it's difficult to get admission in banglore but yes you have huge chance of getting somewhere else in karnataka. You also have option to opt for BDS in other states like rajasthan, uttar pradesh through there

Hello,

IF we go by the Previous year data (2020) for Madhya Pradesh NEET counseling, your chances of getting Government Medical College for MBBS are very grim. According to the data last candidate to get a Government Medical College in Madhya Pradesh from Unreserved category was in Government Medical College,

According to the previous year cutoff there are various less chances for you to get admission in government MBBS colleges under all India quota. However there are deemed universities under all India quota in which you can get admission with this score. I am mentioning below the name of such

Hello Priya,

For your NEET UG score it is difficult to get BDS or BHMS Government seat in Karnataka Colleges based on previous year's cut-offs. But you have moderate chances of getting BDS Management quota seat in Dental Colleges in Karnataka. Cut-offs varies from year to year and depends on

Hello Aspirant,

You should pen the NEET-PG exam and qualify for it.

13 private dental colleges in Bangalore possessing M.D.S.

For receiving acknowledgment from these colleges in Bangalore by management quota a learner must have cleared the exam accomplishing 260 scores or more for Unreserved nominees and 228 for reserved

Hello aspirant,

I want to inform you that yes you have a chance of getting government college through state counselling and hopefully you can get college and hope will get in 2nd round itself

You can also predict your college from the following link-:

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_cp

Hello,

The cut off score as per MCI/DCI regulations for general category for the year 2021 is 138.

To get a seat in any private or government medical college or dental college in India you have to cross the cut off score as per MCI/DCI regulations.

Here you can predict

Hello aspirant.

If you get allotted a particular medical/dental college and you opt for up-gradation as you want to try your chance in another college of a higher priority, you will have to leave the seat of the college you get in. However, if you do so, you won't be