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This is a bit difficult to predict the marks required in JEE mains to get a seat in nit allahabad as cut off  keeps changing every year  depending upon various factors like  number of students that appeared in the exam, kind of marks obtained by them , toughness level

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Congratulations for the marks..

She has a decent score of 480 so if she tries she can get even an MBBS seat in any of the private colleges till mop up rounds.

And yes she have a good scope as well to get a seat in BDS in any

64863 was the last rank to secure a seat in MBBS in 2019. This is under BC-B AU General Category. Having said that, this is based on 2019 data and cut offs change every year. Cut offs change every year depending on various factors such as no.of Candidates appearing for

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The cut off for non domicile students is very high like above 95+ percentile, so if you have good marks(above 170) then only you can get admission being a non domicile student. However some seats are reserved for non domicile students, but they are very less in numbers. So

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It means that out of 100 marks you should have atleast 50 marks each in Physics as well as in Maths.

Suppose, if you have 45/100 in maths and 60/100 in physics then your total is 105/200 which is more than 50% of total marks but you will not

Dear student,

You can definitely apply for NDA as you have passed class 12th. The compulsory criteria is that you must pass class 12th. Also there are several other important criterias that you need to be eligible for NDA sucha as:

• Candidate must be an Indian National

• Unmarried male candidates

There is qualifying criteria which you need to secure to be qualified in NEET and another is admission cut off which means that is the score you need to secure a seat in the required course. For General Category,OBC, SC, it is 50 percentile of top NEET score and for

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You didn't mention your examination name dear. Please clear your question then it will be easier for us to solve your problem. Next time clear all details in your question dear.

All the best.