Hello aspirant,

With a score of 400 in NEET, you only have chances of getting into a private or deemed medical college, assuming you belong to the general category.

While deemed medical colleges charge 18.5 lakh to 25 lakh per annum, private colleges in UP charge 12-15 lakh per annum

Hello,

First of all I would tell you not to panick if you have completed your studies from NIOS Board.

------- NIOS Board students are completely eligible for admission in MBBS colleges provided they qualify the NEET 2022 Examination.

------ So you shouldn't worry about getting admission in Assam Medical

Dear Aspirant,

Both the MBBS and BDS courses have their own advantages, so aspirants must know the details about the course before taking admission. In order to know the details about the aspect of the courses, aspirants can go through the article on MBBS vs BDS to know the major

Hello aspirant,

At 375 marks, you can get the following private colleges, if we go by the previous year's cut off marks-

Rajshree Medical College, Bareilly- 337

TS Mishra Medical College, Lucknow- 334

Krishna Mohan Medical College, Mathura- 281

GS Medical College, Hapur- 313

Nimra Institute of Medical Sciences, Andhra

Hello aspirant,

Your profile suggests that you are domiciled in Maharashtra. To answer your query, the NEET 2021 cut off for the general category (state quota) was 557 marks and the college allotted was Government Medical College, Gondia.

Please note that cut off varies every year as it depends on

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing well

With the score you have mentioned above, it is really difficult for you to get an admission in MBBS or BDS colleges. You can get admission in Bsc Nursing. However, you can either try to score more next year or you can also

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The authority of Telangana is responsible for the NEET cut offs 2022 which is 85% state Quota seats which is varies from state to state is KNRUHS- Kalonji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences. To select candidate for 15% All India Quota seats is for Reservation criteria students such

hello aspirant

YES, with the above mentioned marks in NEET you will get private medical college in the state of Maharashtra as you have the domicile or Maharashtra. The National Eligibility and Entrance Test (NEET) has a minimum score requirement of 40 percentile for students in the ST/SC/OBC category and

Hi there,

Probability of colleges depends more on the rank you get which further depends on a lot of factors like difficulty level of the paper, number of students appeared etc.

But going by previous years data it might be difficult for you to secure a government MBBS seat through

Hey aspirant

As you belongs to obc category you need to score minimum 500+ to get admission in government dental colleges. This is based on previous year cut off. This could vary as level of exam varies. A rank within 50k is necessary for getting admission via AIQ. Now coming