With 187 marks in NEET 2025 under the General category, getting an MBBS seat in a private college is very unlikely. Cutoffs for even private MBBS seats are usually above 300. You can explore options like BAMS, BHMS, BPT, or B.Sc Nursing.

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You have a good chance of a getting admitted to a number of government medical related programs outside of MBBS if you have a neet 2025 score of 443, are a female general category candidate, and from Uttar Pradesh. Even though MBBS at a prestigious Government universities could be

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You have a modest probability of getting a medical seat in Gujarat if you received 396 marks on the NEET 2025 and are in the General category, especially if you are within the 85% State Quota. However, You are eligible for private medical colleges through management/NRI quotas with higher

With yor rank you have a good chance of getting BAMS and BHMS in government colleges in uttar pradesh as well as in other states.  The cut of for BAMS in uttar pradesh is upto 3 lac in uttar pradesh and even lower for BHMS.

You should definitely participate in

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With an ALL INDIA RANK of 212875 in NEET UG under the general ( Female ) category and Maharashtra domicile your chances for low budget private MBBS colleges in Chhattisgarh or Uttar Pradesh are slim but not impossible

See low budget private MBBS seats in states like UP and

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With a Neet 2025 score of 480 and all India rank of around 75650 in the general category, you have a good chance of being admitted as a BDS, particularly in Bihar under the state quota.

What You should do?

• For better possibilities, concentrate in the Bihar state counselling.

With a NEET 2025 score of 483 and an AIR of 72,614 in the General category, it is unlikely that your daughter will secure a government MBBS seat through the All India Quota or in states with high competition as they have much higher cutoffs

You can consider private or

With a NEET score of 240 , All India Rank (AIR) approx. 6,39,636 , and General category rank approx. 1,92,324 , unfortunately not possible. Even in the last rounds (mop-up or stray vacancy) , general category seats in government medical colleges closed at much higher scores - usually above 500

Usually, No.

• Most government and private B.Ed colleges admit students only through the counselling process based on entrance exam merit.

• Direct admission without counselling is rare , especially in government institutions or universities .

• Some private/self-financed colleges might offer management quota seats , which can allow direct admission (but often