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It is very difficultto get admission in government BAMS/BDS colleges in Delhi or UP with a score of 300+. The cutoff for government AYUSH seats usually starts from 430-450 marks even for EWS category. However, you can get excellent BAMS and BDS seats in private colleges of

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For a General-PwD (Persons with Benchmark Disabilities) candidate, you need to score around 255 - 290 marks to qualify. While this baseline score guarantees you qualify for the exam, getting a clinical seat in a government medical college in Punjab usually requires 400+ marks, depending on the

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With 108 marks and a 163rd rank in the entrance test, you have a strong chance of admission to UIIT Shimla for your preferred B.Tech branch.
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Yes, omitting your postgraduate (PG) details is completely fine. For the MH CET 3-year LLB CAP process, the basic minimum educational qualification required for eligibility and merit calculation is a valid undergraduate (UG) degree.

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With 350 marks under the SC category, securing a Government MBBS seat is highly challenging, as state quota cutoffs typically range between 450–500 marks. However, this score is suitable for securing BDS, AYUSH, or Private MBBS (under Management Quota) in Tamil Nadu.
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With a score of 218 in Re-NEET 2026, securing an MBBS seat in a government medical college is highly unlikely. While you successfully meet the ST category qualifying cutoff, the safe score for government MBBS seats typically ranges between 450 and 500 marks.

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Yes, you can absolutely secure a seat in a private BPT college with 284 marks. While highly competitive government or top-tier private institutions usually require higher scores (around ~350–450), a score in the 280s is highly viable for securing admission through Institutional/Management Quotas in many reputable private

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While exact category-wise closing ranks/cutoffs for every single round are centrally released during counselling, historically, getting a BPT seat at YMT College of Physiotherapy under the OBC quota in private/unaided colleges typically requires a NEET score between 220 to 280+ depending on the specific round.

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