Hello reader,

Based on your score in neet ug 2025 you can expect rank between 198347-303040. Note that this is estimated data, actual rank may vary.

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Hello student,

Yes, it is possible to get into some government agricultural colleges with 222 marks in CUET (PCB) for the Agriculture course, even without an ICAR score.

While ICAR scores are important for some universities, many others, especially state-level institutions, consider CUET scores for admission.

The specific colleges that

Hello student,

After failing the 11th grade, completing an ITI (Industrial Training Institute) course in Machinist is a good path.

For further studies, after completing the ITI Machinist course, you can consider options like pursuing a diploma in engineering (polytechnic) or seeking direct entry into the second year of a

Hello aspirant,

According to your score it is most unlikely to get medical college seat anywhere in India. Because the cutoff of Medical colleges is above 550 which is much higher than your score.

If you want pursue MBBS, then you can try management seats, or you can try other

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To help you accurately, I need to know which CET you're referring to, as "CET" is used for multiple exams in India. Please clarify.

Hello,

Based on previous years' cut-offs, RBA category cut-off for MBBS under state quota usually stays around 130 to 160 marks.

MY DEAR STUDENT,

HERE YOUR QUESTION ANSWER,

Yes, With 316 Mark in NEET 2025 You have Chances to get  a BAMS SEAT in Private and Government Colleges Under reserved catagory or State Quota .

BAMS FEES Structure :-

• For Private Colleges :-  1.5 to 4 lakh per year
• For Government

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Your chances for government medical colleges may be restricted if you scored 359 on the NEET 2025, particularly if you are pursuing an MBBS. However, you have a high chance of getting into private medical colleges or looking into other medical programs like BDS, BAMS, or BHMS at both

Hello Aspirant,

With 176 marks in NEET, it will be very difficult to get admission in MBBS in deemed universities, as their cutoffs for MBBS are usually much higher, often above 300–400 marks even in management quota. In the case of NRI or higher fee-paying seats, sometimes colleges may accept