Hello,

With 521 marks in NEET under the EWS category from Haryana, getting a government MBBS seat is uncertain because cutoffs vary every year depending on the difficulty level, number of candidates, and seat availability.

You should participate in both All India Quota (AIQ) and Haryana State Counselling, as you

Hello,

To predict suitable colleges based on your marks, please mention:

Name of the examination (NEET/JEE/CUET/State Entrance Exam, etc.)

Marks or rank obtained

Category (General/OBC/SC/ST/EWS)

Home state

Preferred course

With these details, suitable colleges and your admission chances can be suggested.

Hello Student,

With 460 NEET marks, getting a government seat in the BVSc programme in Haryana might be difficult for students belonging to the general/BC categories. There are chances of getting a seat at private veterinary colleges

Hello Aspirant,

With 482 NEET marks, belonging to the General category and with the Ex-Servicemen quota, your chances of securing a seat in a Government Medical College (MBBS) largely depend on your state of domicile and the specific counselling rules in that state.

The Ex-Servicemen quota is unique to each

Hello Aspirant,

With 343 marks in NEET 2026 and belong to the ST category from the Andhra Pradesh your chances of securing and MBBS seat in Government Medical College are possible, particularly through Andhra Pradesh state counselling. However, admission depends on factor such as your NEET ranks,category wise cut off,

Hello,

With an expected NEET score of around 290, SC category, female, and UP domicile, you have a reasonable chance of securing admission in B.Sc . Nursing, BDS (depending on counselling trends), and several Allied Health Science courses through state counselling.

Government B.Sc . Nursing colleges may be possible if

Hello, there is no fixed qualifying mark for the JNV Class 9 Entrance Exam for General category students. The required marks vary every year based on the number of applicants, the difficulty level of the exam, the vacant seats, and your district. Admission is offered on the basis of the