Hello aspirant,

Veterinary 15% quota seats admission is through AIPVT Counselling on the basis of NEET UG score & rest of seats in Veterinary Colleges admission is through state level Entrance Exam. This criteria can varies state to state.

It would be difficult to tell you about the admission possibilities

Hi,

With 165 marks in NEET you won't be able to get a Medical seat in India. Doesn't matter which category or which state you apply. You can either check Private college or just apply abroad for medical college if you don't want to waste your year. Or else, you

Hello mate, since you have not specified the examination in which you got this score, it's quite not possible to tell weather you will get a private college in UP. but if your score is of JEE mains then surely you will get it. but I will recommend you to

Hello there , hope you are doing well.

I got to know that you belong from Uttar Pradesh from your profile.

See,with a score of 528,securing a Government MBBS or BDS seat in the state of Uttar Pradesh seems really difficult eventhough you have defence quota and OBC-B category.

We

Hello candidate

In order to apply for private colleges for BAMS, you would need to create a profile on aaccc.gov.in. This is the official AYUSH counseling website. Over there, please select the option for deemed universities and MNG quota or management quota and then create a list of colleges of

Hello student,

NEET UG exam is the uniform entrance examination for admission in any medical courses like MBBS, BDS, BAMS, Homeopathy, Unani, Siddha, Naturopathy and Yoga and Veterinary. To get admission in any undergraduate medical courses through Neet exam you have to qualify the exam. But the marks you scored

Hello aspirant,

As you mention with 293 marks and you are from NT-2 category you have chance to get seat in BHMS college. You have a chance to get admission in private college in BHMS

For more information you can visit  NEET Rank Predictor

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-rank-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_rp

For more information you can

Hello student,

Mostly admissions and cutoffs are based on the percentile scores of the students. However, predicting MHTCET percentile on this basis is very difficult as it depends on various factors such as shift and subject wise difficulty, number of students appearing for the shift, etc. Even then, I estimate

Hello Aspirant,

The  cut-off has not been declared by the colleges yet so it is difficult to predict the exact cut-off, however we can get a rough estimate from previous years' cut-off trends. You haven't mentioned the category that you belong to so I'm assuming that you belong to the