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With a NEET score of 474 and a West Bengal rank of about 85,000, you're outside the range for most government MBBS seats—those typically require around 600+ marks in this state. So MBBS isn’t likely. score places you in a strong position for BDS (Dental Surgery) colleges in West

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659 marks in CUET for PCB, you have a very good chance to get admission in B.Sc. Life Sciences at Miranda House. Last year, the cutoffs for this course were much lower than your score. Your marks are well above the usual selection range, so you should be able

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300 marks in NEET and being from the Muslim minority category, you have some chance to get admission in private medical colleges in Uttar Pradesh under the Muslim minority quota. Getting a government college seat is not possible at this score. You can try in colleges like Era’s Lucknow

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79 marks in TS ICET 2025 , your expected rank may be around 12,000 to 16,000. This is an approximate range based on previous years.

At this rank,  try for colleges like Aurora’s, Vishwa Vishwani, Siddhartha Institute, CMR, Lords Institute, and similar colleges. These colleges usually accept students with

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A CET Law score of 29 percentile means that you did better than 29% of all the candidates that appeared for the exam. However, percentile is a very different measure to actual marks. To find out the exact marks, you must refer to your scorecard or the normalization

• You are eligible for MBBS in some private and deemed medical colleges.
• Likely options: Yenepoya (Mangalore), Raja Rajeshwari (Bangalore), Bharati Vidyapeeth (Pune).
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• Total MBBS cost (tuition + hostel + misc.) in these colleges is around 40–50 lakh, well within your 80 lakh budget.
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• Participate in MCC and state counselling to

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163 marks in NEET, getting a BAMS seat in a government college is very difficult because the cutoff for BAMS in government colleges is usually much higher, even for reserved categories. But you may have a chance in private BAMS colleges, especially in the later rounds of counselling or

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Yes, with 108 marks in HSC PCM and 55% in MHT CET, and since you are from the SC category, you can get admission in an engineering college. You may not get top colleges or high-demand branches like CSE or IT, but you can get seats in private colleges

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It is quite doubtful that an MBBS seat in a government medical college, either through the AIR or state quotas, will be available to someone with 210 NEET 2025 scores. With cut off scores usually substantially higher, frequently around 500 for general category students. However, your chances of being

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With 167 marks in NEET and you are an OBC girl, getting a government MBBS seat is not possible because the cutoffs for OBC are much higher, usually above 500 marks.But you can still try for private medical colleges under the management quota. Some private colleges may accept low