Hello there,

Hope you are doing well . From 2020 , admission into all medical and allied courses is to be done on the basis of one's NEET AIR . As far as your question is concerned it's difficult to predict the exact cut-offs as they keep changing every year

Dear Students,

• You have scored 170 Marks as your NEET SCORE in NEET 2021 which are considered between extremely poor but still, you may have a little chance of getting a government seat in a government college but being truthful, here is the reality provided to you below.
• For your

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Medical graduates who wish to pursue their postgraduate courses in medicine are required to fulfil NEET PG 2021 eligibility criteria in order to get admission. Through the brochure, National Board of Examinations (NBE) has released NEET PG eligibility criteria. Candidates must note that NEET PG eligibility criteria are inclusive

Hello aspirant,

You can surely leave the seat, if you are pursuing any course to get into some other courses. But remember that there is some penalty fees if a student leave the course midway without completion.

The penalties for government colleges is minimum but for private institutions they may

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Currently there is not any functional AIIMS in the Karnataka State. Though the Government of India is planning to set up AIIMS and AIIMS like institutions in Karnataka soon.

New medical colleges are going to be set up in Karnataka at Chikkamagaluru, Haveri, Yadgir and Chikkaballapur

For more information

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At first congratulations and best wishes for your result . I can predict your All rank about 4-5 lakhs. I am afraid to say with this marks your chances to get government colleges are almost negative through All India counselling for 15% seats despite of SC category. You

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The cut off marks for Bhms /bams goes lower than bds and as every year it varies and are different but roughly to get government college the marks required are:

General : 400 or above

OBC : 350 or above

SC : 300 +

St : 280 +

Now

Hello Aspirant,

Sri Padmavathi Medical College for Women was founded in 2014 in Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh. It is India’s second government medical college established exclusively for female students. The college is affiliated with the Sri Venkateswara Institute of Medical Sciences. It delivers an MBBS course. Admissions to the college are

Hi Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great as per the question asked by you as you have not mentioned about the name of the category that is general ,OBC ,EWS,SC and ST you belong so nothing can be said so you are requested to share the required category name then

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The counselling for Tamil Nadu MBBS 2018 is held in multiple rounds. Only the candidates whose names have been included in the Tamil Nadu MBBS merit list 2018 are eligible to attend the counselling for Tamil Nadu MBBS 2018. The state quota seats for which Tamil Nadu NEET MBBS