Dear aspirants

To get admission in private or government college of bhms the least thing you will have to get is qualifying marks. Untill and unless you are not qualified you will not get admission in private colleges too. These were the last year qualifying marks for different categories

Hi

No, you cannot get admission in BHMS even in private colleges , even for management quota fees with zero or negative marks in NEET.

This is because,

With zero marks you cannot qualify neet examination.

for example,

last 3 years qualifying cut off data is given below for reference

Hi aspirant,

At first congratulations on such a wonderful performance in AEEE. You have got a very descent score and your chances of making it to CSE at all the campuses ( excluding CSE at Coimbatore campus which is the top choice of Aeee aspirants) are excellent. With the mentioned

Dear aspirant

This is very low marks to get MBBS in government medical College in any category in west bengal.

Neet 2020 lowest cut off for SC category in government college was at 452 marks.

So there is almost no chance of getting govt college in MBBS/BDS course at your

Hi Harsh,

The probability of yours getting a govt. College depends on the No. of Candidates, The question paper level and the seats available in the Colleges.

As per the previous year performance the cut off is constantly increasing thus it is not easy to predict.

But Careers360 have set

Dear aspirants

No one can assure you how much you can score in how many days. It will depends upon many factors during this nine months of time.

As you are saying nine months,so I am assuming that you are 12th paas student and now you want appear for neet

Hello Aspirant,

As we go through previous year's cut-off then it shows that in 2019 the cut-off marks was 630 for Indira Gandhi Medical College, Shimla under All India quota for General category and we saw an increase of around 15-20 marks in institutional cut-offs in 2020. So if you

Hello Aspirant,

As we go through previous year's cut-off then it shows that in 2019 the lowest cut-off marks was 457 for Government quota seat in M.S.Ramaiah Medical College, Bangalore under state quota for General category and we saw an increase of around 25-30 marks in institutional cut-offs in 2020.