Hello,

For students applying under the SE category in Karnataka, the cut-off scores for NEET PG change slightly each year based on seat availability and exam difficulty. But based on recent trends:

1. For MD Paediatrics, a NEET PG score of around 470–490 is considered safe.
2. For MS Orthopaedics, you should aim for 480–500.
3. For MD General Medicine, which is one of the most competitive branches, aim for 510–530+ to be safe under SE quota.

These are rough estimates and can shift depending on demand and mop-up rounds, but this should give you a clear idea of what to aim for if you're applying through Karnataka state quota.

Karnataka NEET PG Admission

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Hello,

Yes, in most cases, you can correct this during the document verification or counselling round. If you have valid proof of being in the OBC category and the certificate is issued as per government norms, present it at the time of verification. Some counselling authorities allow category correction if it’s supported with documents. However, it’s essential to carry both original and photocopies of your category certificate. Also, keep checking the official counselling guidelines to see if an email or correction request can be raised in advance.

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So if you are a general Kashmiri Migrant category student than  you have to score atleast 470-500 marks for government colleges ,for deemed or private colleges 400-450 marks and for BDS 360-400 marks.

The cutt offs changes every year.It is based upon the difficulty level,number of students and number of seats available.

Yes, the NEET UG cutoff for Kashmiri Migrants is different based on category.

If you are a Kashmiri Migrant from General Category, the expected cutoff is between 330 to 380 marks. But to be on the safer side and have more chances of getting a seat, it is better if you score 430 or more. This will help in getting a seat in private or deemed universities in states like Karnataka.

If you are a Kashmiri Migrant from reserved categories like SC, ST, OBC, or EWS, then the basic qualifying mark is around 113 marks. This is based on the 40th percentile. But just qualifying does not guarantee admission. You might still need more marks to actually get a seat depending on college and seat availability.

So, the cutoff depends on your exact category.

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Yes, with 68% in Class 12 (PCB) and being in the general category, you are eligible for B.Sc. Nursing through ACPUGMEC in Gujarat. Admission is based on 12th marks, and while top government colleges may have higher cutoffs (usually 75–85%+ for general), you still have a fair chance of getting a government or aided college seat, especially in lower-preference institutes. Final seat allotment depends on the merit list and available seats, so fill a wide range of choices during counselling.

Hello,

First of all, congratulations on appearing for the NFSU entrance exam that’s already a big achievement. Now regarding scholarships, NFSU offers several scholarship schemes, but most of them are either merit-based or need-based.With a score of 41.25 in the general category, your chances of a merit-based scholarship might be low unless the cutoff drops or your score is considered decent based on your course’s popularity. However, don’t lose hope! NFSU also considers financial need and special categories like SC/ST/OBC, single girl child, etc. Some scholarships are also sponsored by government bodies, so you can apply separately for those.

Since you’re a female candidate, also check for schemes like Central Sector Scheme of Scholarship for College and University Students and PM Scholarship you may be eligible under those if your family income is within the limit.

I’d suggest contacting the NFSU Delhi campus directly for the latest updates on available scholarships.

Best of luck,

Hello aspirant, with 429 marks in General category and domicile of J&K PM (Permanent Resident):

You have a fair to good chance of getting a seat in ASCOMS under state quota through JKBOPEE counselling.

Cutoff fluctuates slightly each year based on:

Number of applicants

Difficulty level of NEET

Seat matrix (if increased or reserved)

If you’re open to BDS or BAMS courses or management quota seats in other states, you might explore those options as well. But for ASCOMS (MBBS), you are in a competitive but possible range.

Hello Aspirant,

Your CML Rank is 359 in PCM and you are in the General category. You have a very good chance of getting B.Tech in Agriculture or B.Sc Agriculture in most good colleges that offer these courses through entrance exams, but the admission confirmation will depend on:

• the entrance exam written (ICAR AIEEA, KEAM, AP EAMCET, etc.)
• the specific college's cutoff ranks
• the number of seats and reservation policy

If you mention the examination name and the state, a better prediction can be given. Overall CML Rank of 359 is very good for Agriculture related courses.

Hey, Since you are from a PCB background and wrote AP EAPCET, you can get into B.Tech Biotechnology through BiPC stream counselling, not MPC. Andhra University does offer B.Tech Biotechnology, and the seat allotment is done under BiPC counselling. With a 13k rank, getting a seat in Andhra University for general category might be a bit tough because the cut off for AU usually closes at a much lower rank, especially for open category. But you can still try in the later rounds or look for other good colleges that offer biotech. About the classes, once counselling is done, most colleges usually start by August end or early September. Keep checking the AP EAPCET counselling schedule for updates. All the best!

If you are from General-EWS category and your family income is less than Rs 1 lakh per year, then you are eligible for full tuition fee waiver at IIIT Nagpur under the Government of India rules.

This means you will not have to pay the tuition fee. But you will still need to pay other fees like hostel fee, mess charges, development fee, library fee and other service charges.

To get the fee waiver, you need to submit your income certificate showing that your annual family income is below Rs 1 lakh. You also need to give an affidavit or undertaking in the format given by the government.

After taking admission, you should also apply for government scholarships through the National Scholarship Portal or your state scholarship website. These may help you with hostel or other fees also.

website:
https://iiitn.ac.in
https://scholarships.gov.in