Hello,

There are two college in India with M.S in Anesthesia

• Bareilly International University, Bareilly it is located on Uttar Pradesh
• Ranchi University, Ranchi it is located in Jharkhand

Please click the below link to know more about these colleges

https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-ms-in-anesthesiology-and-pallative-medicine-colleges-in-india

Hello,

Grant medical College of Mumbai it's very reputable college. The cut-off for OBC is 556 in NEET examination. You know this year cut-off marks higher than previous year so admission cut-off for every colleges also high.

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/grant-medical-college-mumbai

For many more details about this college above link will help you

Hello Aspirant,

See in AIQ counselling different institutions such as AIIMS, JIPMER, GMCs, ESICs and some other colleges took part and different institutions have different cut-off scores or ranks for different categories but since you have not mentioned the name of institution for which which you are seeking cut-off for

Hi. The previous years cut off for both the colleges is given below.

• Siddhartha Medical College, Vijaywada- 543 marks
• Sri Venkateshwara Medical college - 544 marks

Both the cut offs are for general category (The cut off for reserved category is usually lower). Even though the cut offs have increased

Hey!

Some of the top colleges are:

• nit delhi
• nit rourkela
• chennai institue of technology
• christ university
• MIT WPU, pune
• CADC pune
• ST. xavier college ahmedabad
• VIT VELLORE

VIT Vellore offers MSC courses and is known for its placement records. But keep this in mind that Btech / mtech students

Hi Candidate,

Let me tell you about something which will clear your doubts- NWAC is a valid educational board as it is recognized by AIU(Association of Indian Universities).

Hence, because of this all colleges, either private college or government college, both will accept the education certificate issued by the NWAC

Hi Candidate,

The term Locked choices as the term itself suggests refers to the College options which the candidate has selected for his Admission and the choices from which he or she wants to secure Admission from the list of submitted colleges.

I'm sorry to inform you but once the