Hello!

You have a decent score in NEET but the cut off for government medical colleges in Telangana is quite high. So you have low chances of getting a seat there.

Although you may be eligible for private colleges.

You can check the colleges you might get based on your

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• 650+ can get you a seat at MAMC
• 635+ can get you a seat in any Delhi medical college
• 610+ can get you a seat in Seth GS, BHU, IMS, GMC Chandigarh and such top colleges
• 590+ can get you a seat in top colleges of the state through

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As per you query you are scoring 375 marks in NEET 2022, as we all know NEET 2022 was conducted on 17th July 2022 so your expected all India rank might be around 219770 - 233843. and you belongs to General category so,

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Hello aspirant,

Congratulations for your result.

You have scored really good but for 420 marks you will not get any government seat since MBBS cut off for All India Quota usually goes above 500 or 550. According to the State Counselling (through 85% state quota), in order to be eligible

Hello dear aspirant,

Yes you can get admission in mbbs in various private colleges and deemed universities like bhartiya vidyapeeth, dy patil, arm chennai etc . But the fees of these colleges is enormous , go for it if you can afford them

Try using this link to predict the

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With the above mentioned marks in NEET, your overall rank will be around 235185 - 275335 and your overall percentile score will be around 84.46 - 84.96. Now, looking at the previous year NEET cutoff, you will require 400-450+ marks in NEET to get MBBS government Colleges in

hello aspirant,

With the above mentioned marks in NEET exam, your overall rank will be around 562264 - 637414 and your overall percentile score in the NEET exam will be around 63.04 - 63.64 . Further, with this performance in NEET 2022, you will have difficulty in getting some good

Dear aspirant!

Hope you are doing well !

Yes you can do mbbs even after bsc nursing .

you are required to crack the NEET and NMAT exams for getting admission into the M.D. course with a duration of four years . In India, qualifying for the NEET exam is

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Cut off trends changes every year, therefore prediction of cut off can be difficult. However looking at previous year's cut off trends candidates from general category required minimum 50th percentile to qualify for admission in MBBS in government college. Since you have not

hello aspirant,

With the above mentioned marks in NEET exam, looking at the previous year NEET cutoff, you will have difficulty in getting seat in GMC's (Government Medical Colleges) since the cutoff for those colleges are generally higher. You can definitely get Some good private colleges in maharashtra.

Some of