Hello Kavin,

Since you have filled the General category for INI-CET May 2025 due to not having an OBC certificate ready, you are wondering if you can change your category to OBC for the November 2025 attempt. The answer depends on the exam rules followed by AIIMS for INI-CET.

1. Fresh Registration for Each Session
AIIMS conducts INI-CET twice a year—in May and November. For every new session, candidates are required to complete a fresh registration process. This means you can update your details, including category, in the next attempt. So, if you have your valid OBC (NCL) certificate by that time, you can apply under the OBC category during INI-CET November 2025 registration.

2. Category Certificate Requirements
AIIMS requires the OBC certificate to be issued within a specific timeframe (usually within 1 year of the exam date and in the prescribed format). So, you should apply for your OBC certificate well in advance. Ensure it mentions “Non-Creamy Layer” and follows the exact AIIMS format; otherwise, it may get rejected.

3. No Change During the Same Session
Once you have submitted your application for INI-CET May 2025 under the General category, you cannot change it later for that attempt. The system does not allow mid-process corrections in category after final submission.

4. Next Attempt – November 2025
During the November 2025 registration, you can start fresh and select the OBC category. This will allow you to avail reservation benefits in that attempt.

In short: You cannot change your category for May 2025, but you can register afresh in November 2025 under OBC if you get your certificate ready in the correct format.

Hello,

Yes, you are eligible for M.Sc Mathematics .
But most universities ask for a B.Sc Honours in Mathematics or at least Mathematics as a major subject with enough credits in maths papers.

Since you did B.Sc General (Pure Maths), some universities may accept you, while others may not.
It depends on the eligibility rules of the university where you apply.

Hope it helps !

If you apply through the SC category, your chances of getting into a government pharmacy college are pretty good. Reserved category cutoffs usually go much further, so you can aim for colleges like L.M. College of Pharmacy, Ahmedabad, Government Pharmacy College, Gandhinagar, or Government Pharmacy College, Vadodara. Seats might also open up in later rounds or during reshuffling, so keep an eye on those.

Now, for the general category, it’s a bit tricky. Most top government colleges fill up quickly, so your chances are slimmer, but there might still be some lower-tier government colleges where a seat could open up depending on how other students take admission.

Tip: Always participate in all counselling rounds and keep both government and good private colleges as backup options. That way, you don’t miss out.

So basically: SC category – decent chance; General – tough, but stay alert for opportun

ities.

If you have scored 288 in neet PG if you are from general management quota it is hard to get into government colleges because they usually need higher cut off for the neet PG 2025 so you can try for private institutions and management quota but your chances less you can attend counselling and explore all the opportunities

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, your 54.6% score in the FMGE July 2025 exam is above the required 50% passing mark for the general category. This qualifies you to apply for a provisional medical license from the NMC. To be eligible for INICET and JIPMER , you must have a valid MBBS degree, complete your one-year internship, and possess an NMC registration number.

With a KCET rank of 32,189 in 2A category and eligibility for SNQ quota (since your family income is less than 2.5 lakh), your chances of getting Computer Science (CS) branch at SDM Engineering College through SNQ quota are better compared to the general quota because SNQ quota seats are reserved for economically weaker sections. Whether you get a seat in round 2 through SNQ or general quota depends on seat availability and cutoff ranks in both quotas. Typically, candidates with your rank and income will be prioritized for SNQ seats, so your best bet is to choose SNQ quota in counseling to improve chances of CS admission. Keep monitoring opening and closing ranks for SNQ quota for SDM College during counseling rounds.

This your need 455 mark getting bhms  top government colleges is really hard they usually need cut off around 480 to 520 plus if you are looking into BHMS top government colleges but the mid level colleges will offer cut off range from 460 to 470 but your marks is 455 you can attended counselling and try for other colleges too

Hello,

Thank you for your question!

At that rank, a government PG seat is very unlikely—even for non-clinical branches like Anatomy, Physiology or Biochemistry—because government colleges typically close far earlier. But you can try in  private/deemed college in the later rounds for non-clinical subjects, or a state quota where your state has more seats and lower demand.

You can use this tool for predict your college: https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-college-predictor

Best of luck!

Hello,

With OBC-A rank around 2200, chances in Jadavpur University are slim. But you can still target good govt. colleges like:

• Kalyani Government Engineering College (KGEC)
• Jalpaiguri Government Engineering College (JGEC)
• UIT, Burdwan University

For more colleges you can use this tool: https://www.careers360.com/wbjee-college-predictor

Thank you!

With your OBC-A rank of 2,214, you have strong chances to secure seats in reputable government colleges (like Kalyani GEC, Jalpaiguri GEC) and branches at JU (non-CSE), and you’re eligible for good private colleges like IEM or Heritage in branches like CSE, ECE, or IT.