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Hello Student,
You can use the predictor tool to determine the college you can get based on your rank and score in the given link: NEET All India & State College Predictor 2026
Can you please mention the name of the website where you are unable to view your marks?
Hello! NEET marks are considered for admission to government medical colleges. Admission depends on factors such as NEET score, rank, category, state domicile, counselling process, and cutoff trends.
You can check the list of BOT Government medical colleges in India here: https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-government-medical-colleges-in-India?degree=142&stream=3&ownership=1
Hello Dear Student, Securing a semi-government MBBS seat in Karnataka with 324 marks under the STGRH category is unlikely, as cutoffs for private college government quotas typically exceed 380–400+ marks. This score does, however, present a realistic opportunity for BDS or AYUSH courses in the state. For information on available
Hello Dear Student, A semi-government or government quota seat in an MBBS course is unlikely with 324 marks, even under the ST category, though alternative courses or private options may be open. Safe scores for ST category government MBBS seats generally start around 490 to 540 marks, and semi-government/management lower-fee
Hello Dear Student, Whether you are eligible for the Mukhyamantri Medhavi Vidyarthi Yojana (MMVY) depends on how the scholarship authority calculates your overall aggregate marks. For CBSE students, MMVY generally requires an 85% aggregate across all subjects rather than a best-of-5 calculation, meaning your 84.83% overall score may fall just
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