Hello student,

With a score of around 526 in the general category, it becomes difficult to secure a seat in the government medical colleges when comparing the results of the past years. You may get the following private colleges-

Maharaja institute of medical sciences

Apollo institute of medical sciences

Konaseema

Hello aspirant.

Congratulations yes with the above mentioned marks you can easily get the admission in any of the good Ayurvedic colleges in Nagpur.

Last year cut off shows 400+ for a Ayurvedic seat you cross more than that so there are pretty well chances of getting a seat in

Hello there, hope you are doing good!

With 206 marks in NEET, you may have a slim chance to get a seat in BAMS, however the cut off for different categories like General, SC, ST, OBC, etc are different from each other. If you let me know which category you

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It would be good to know which central University admission are you going for because CUCET results for Central Universities in different areas is different.

But 14 is still a point above the eligibility score in Punjab, so you do stand a chance for admission depending on the seats

Hello aspirant!

I'm sorry to say that despite of you belonging to SC category you have no chances of getting a BDS seat,

You have just crossed a qualifying marks i.e 113 for ST category,you must atleast score 400+ for getting a seat in bds since you belongs to st

Hello aspirant

Last year neet cut off for SC Category was 133-107 marks. Cut off for

general category. - 701-145

Sc  133-107

St 133-107

OBC  140-107

This year cut off is high as rank one has got 730 marks.

Talking about Karnataka 2019 neet cut off for SC category

Bangalore

In 2019, the cut offs for SC Category were 107-133. This year, it increased by 13 marks and is at 113-146. This is a proof that cut offs change every year. Cut offs change every year depending on various factors such as no.of Candidates appearing for the exam, no.of Candidates

Hello,

There is no such cut off mark in Bsc nursing. Most of the college chooses the students based on their 12th mark in physics, chemistry, biology and english ( 50 percent). However, some institution or college  selects the students based on the college or institution level entrance exam like

50 percentile is 147. Which means that 50 percent of the Candidates who appeared for NEET score 147 and more. Because the qualifying percentile for General Category is 50 percentile, Candidates who belong to General Category, should score more than 147 and should score within a range of 147-720 to

You might get a seat in BHMS under Government Quota seats in Private Medical Colleges. That is the closest chance that you have for a seat in Medical Courses through NEET score. In 2019, under State Quota, a score of 534 marks secured a seat in Mysore Medical College under