Hi Dear,

Bachelor in science is a three year undergraduate programme offered  by many institutes in India in different specializations. The cut off varies for each specialization depending on college to college. Please mention the name of the college in which you are interested to seek admission to know the

Hello aspirant,

The top NEET colleges in Mumbai are as follows -

1. Seth GS Medical College
2. Grant Medical College
3. Topiwala National Medical College and BYL Nair Charitable Hospital.
4. Lokmanya Tilak Municipal Medical College.
5. University of Mumbai.
6. Terna medical college.

You need to get marks between 300-500 to get a good

Hello,

Admision in NIFT Institutes is based on ranks. And it is very difficult or almost impossible to tell the exact number of required marks in the interview. Merit list released based on Rank not marks and what marks will lead you at what rank, I think it is not

Dear aspirant,

Grace marks are included in the total marks to make the aggregate percentage, so if your overall percentage is 50%, you are eligible in NEET,and admission processes.you can tell them or show them eligibility criteria or you can try in other colleges.

Some universities have different criteria from

hello aspirant,

As of now its tough to say because the analysis and also cutoffs change every year due to many factors like total students appearing for exam,difficulty level of paper etc .but based on previous year analysis we can help you with your query.now based on https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-marks-vs-percentile your percentile

Hello,

Here is the cut off percentile in 2020 round 2 MHT CET counselling for general category to get admission in to Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai branch wise

• Chemical Engineering: 99.4132508
• Dyestuff Technology: 95.8468043
• Oil,Oleochemicals and Surfactants Technology: 97.0239576
• Pharmaceuticals Chemistry and Technology:98.4230056
• Fibres and Textile Processing Technology: 95.0615272

Hi

There is nothing like semi Government Medical College but yes we do have Government quota seats in private medical college for which fee is comparatively lesser.

Coming to a dmission process,

admission process in Government quota seats of private medical colleges is quite simple :-

*you need to appear

Hey,

Indeed your boards marks is necessary during the admission procedure. You don't just need while filling your form but till your entire admission procedure. All your documents would be verified at the time you'll be taking admission in any college through NEET. And if you fail to fulfil those

Hello,

If you want to get admission in government medical college or any private medical college you have to give NEET examination. NEET is National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test for medical entrance. This examination conducted once in a year in India. All over India medical admission depend on this one