Hello aspirant, 

You can always try for MBBS in the second counselling round.It depends on your score and rank in your entrance if you have a good score to get a fair chance in MBBS then you can surely try in the second round. 

So you need to mention your

Hi Candidate! Based upon your marks you have less chance to get a good government college under AIQ and State quota. But you may have chance to get a good private college under state quota based on your score and previous year cutoff. MBBS seat is difficult so go for

Hello aspirant,

Well i am sorry to say that but with this rank, i i am sorry getting a government mbbs or bds college would be quite difficult for you. If you are so interested in getting mbbs or bds, you can go for private medical colleges.

Hello dear 

Well it completely depends on what your interest lies in. BDS is for those who wish to pursue their career in Dental work and science, and Veterinary are those who wish to treat animals. Both have different scopes of development and both run on different lanes. Both are

Hi,

Admission is also higly dependent on Caste Category too.

Looking at the previous years' cutoffs, you can get a government medical seat in UP in colleges like Sarojini Naidu Medical College, Lala Lajpat Rai Memorial Medical College, etc.  only if you hold a reservation certificate like SC or ST.

Hey there

As you have not mentioned your category and your state I'll be answering for general category in AIQ. So in AIQ in general category you will not get MBBS or BDS seat in any of the the government colleges. Though you can try management quota seat in self

Hello aspirant

Yes you can get a seat in private BDS College in Andhra Pradesh. Go through the link to predict your upcoming college at that rank

https://www.careers360.com/college-predictor

Hello aspirant,

NEET currently does not have any limit to the number of attempts but you can appear till you're 30, so you still have many chances. In medical colleges you'll find people who have given a 4-5 years drop for NEET, so you're not an odd one .You can

Dear,

If your aim is just to do any medical qualification then go for BDS, as it is still considered by many as better than BAMS or BHMS.BHMS Course (Bachelor ofHomeopathic Medicine and Surgery) is an undergraduate degree programme of 5½ year academic session and BDS(Bachelor

fHi Rishav,

As your marks in neet 2019 is quite low so the scholarship in pursuing bds from any private institutions  depends upon your 10+2 marks and your caste or category.

If you belongs to sc/st category and had scored atleast around 75-80% in your 10+2 then you may have