Hello, with a NEET 2026 score of 424 and AIR around 2.18 lakh, you may have a chance of getting an MBBS seat through the management quota in some private medical colleges in Karnataka and Kerala. Admission depends on the college cut-offs, counselling round, seat availability, and fee structure.

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With a score of 208 marks in NEET 2026 under the SC category, getting a government seat for MBBS or BDS is unlikely, but you qualify to participate in counselling for private colleges or alternative medical courses. Government MBBS cutoffs for the SC category usually require much

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Haryana MBBS and BDS admissions require qualifying the NEET UG exam and registering through the Directorate of Medical Education and Research (DMER), Haryana for state quota seats. The state offers around 1,835 MBBS and 950 BDS seats across government and private institutions.

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The closing rank for the SEBC category in BJMC Pune for MBBS under the state quota historically hovered around an All India / State merit equivalent rank of roughly 10,719 or a NEET score threshold around 562–570, depending on the counseling round and admission year.

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With a score of 397 marks (approx. 360–397 range) in NEET, getting a Government MBBS seat in Andhra Pradesh under the SVU region for the Muslim Minority (BC-E) category is not possible, as government medical college cutoffs for BC-E/Minority typically range much higher. However, you have fair

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Yes, you have a solid and realistic chance of getting an MBBS seat in a government medical college in Maharashtra through the 85% state quota, but getting into a top-tier/reputed premier college (like in Mumbai or Pune) is unlikely for the general unreserved category.

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With an All India Rank (AIR) of 44,000, your son has very low chances of getting a government MBBS seat, but he may have a chance at BDS seats or private/management quota options depending on his category and counseling rounds. For specific predictions in Chandigarh colleges, you

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With your rank of AIR 1,05,000 and EWS rank of 13,000, there is an extremely low chance of you getting an MBBS seat in a government college. You do have a chance of getting a seat in private colleges, through management quota and BDS (if you want to