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Hello Dear Student, With 370 marks, it is highly unlikely to secure a seat in a government BDS college in Maharashtra under the SC category. Historically, the closing admission cutoff for SC candidates in government dental colleges in the state stays between 430 to 470 marks. You can check, find
Hello Dear Student, With 475 marks in NEET 2026 , securing a government MBBS seat in Uttar Pradesh is highly unlikely. However, this score opens up achievable options in private medical colleges, BDS programs, or Ayush/Nursing courses under the UP State Quota. You can check, find and access more information
Hello Dear Student, Admission to private D.El.Ed colleges in Chhattisgarh with 40 marks is possible, particularly for reserved categories, though government seats usually require higher scores. Private institution fees typically range from 10,000 to 40,000 per year, while government colleges are more affordable. You can check, find and access more
Hello Dear Student, At 430 marks, obtaining a government MBBS seat is unlikely, but you have realistic chances for BDS , BAMS , or private/management quota MBBS. With the cutoff difficulty experienced in past NEET exams, this score corresponds to an All India Rank (AIR) roughly between 1,50,000 and 2,30,000.
Hello Dear Student, With 300 marks in NEET, securing a government or aided semi-government BAMS seat through KEA is highly unlikely. Government-quota BAMS seats in Karnataka generally close at 450 to 525+ marks, even for reserved categories like 2A. The cutoff rarely drops low enough in the 2nd or 3rd
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