Hello Aspirant,

Congratulations,you have done a great job,your hard work pays off.you will definitely alot a college if you have right direction about councelling.

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Dear Prashantm,

It is not good score to alot government seat,you can go for private colleges.

Hello,

Admissions to the GMU are done on the merit based selection process. Gangadhar Meher University releases merit lists in fourth week of July every year. The list contains the names and marks of the students got selected.  If we go through he previous year's cut off then it was

• For GEN/UR : 500+ marks
• FOR ST/SC/OBC : 350-450 marks

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing good

According to previous year's cut off trends candidates from general category are required to score minimum 580+ for MBBS in government colleges. With the marks you have mentioned above it is difficult for you to get admission in government medical college. However you

Hello aspirant,

BAMS, or Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery, is a course that teaches both ancient and modern medicine.

To enrol into BAMS at Banaras Hindu University in Varanasi, attempt to earn 530+ marks. Because IMS BHU is a prominent medical college in India for BAMS, the competition level

Hello Aspirant,

See it is quite difficult to tell you an exact figure of your marks because it keeps on changing every year depending upon various factors but yes we can help you with approximate figures on the basis of analysis of previous year's data.

So If we go through

Hello Aspirant,

It is quite difficult to predict the exact rank based on your given marks because the rank Vs marks keeps on changing depending upon various factors such as :

** Number of candidates appeared for examination.

** Top score for that particular year.

** Total number of seats