You got 28 marks in AP PGECET and you are from ST category. For ST and SC candidates, there is no minimum qualifying marks in AP PGECET, so you have passed the exam and are eligible for counselling.

You can view colleges where your marks fit, check seat types, and

In 2024 for Acharya Shri Chander College of Medical Sciences in Jammu, the management quota for general category students required a NEET score of about 117 out of 720 and for SC students around 93 out of 720. This means your score must be near these marks to get a

You have SC category rank 149081 and AIR 11 lakh, so it is unlikely you will get admission in government medical colleges, seats there close much earlier, but you may still find seats in private colleges or dental courses if they have vacancies for SC students.

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Yes, you can get a government medical college in Karnataka without having a Karnataka domicile if you are applying through the All India Quota.

In NEET counselling, every state keeps 15% of seats in government medical colleges for All India students. These seats are open to everyone in India, no

Dear student,

With 335 marks in NEET 2025 under the OBC category , your chances of getting a government BDS seat in Jharkhand are very low.

While you’ve cleared the NEET qualifying marks for OBC (around 113–143), admission to government dental colleges usually requires much higher scores. In recent years,

Hello aspirant,

NEET is one of the most tough exam in India and many number of candidates appear in this exam. The cutoff o Medical College also touch sky. So with just 146 marks, unfortunately it is not possible to get admission in BPT or BAMS course even if you

Hi Chetan,

Can you please specify for which particular exam you need to calculate your percentile with 55 marks so that we can help you further regarding this topic.

If you are talking about JEE exam then you can refer to our guide to calculate your percentile:

JEE Main Percentile

If you have scored 296 marks in NEET 2025 and you belong to the SC category with a rank of 46339, then you may have a fair chance of getting a government MBBS seat in Karnataka under the state quota. Generally, the cutoff marks for SC category candidates in Karnataka

Hi Chetna,

The NEET exam is very competitive and a candidate with marks above 500, gets a decent medical college. With the score of 186, your chances of admission in a government college is unlikely in Tamil Nadu. You may get a college with medical courses like AYUSH as MBBS