Dear Barsha,

With a NEET 2025 score of 295 , getting a government MBBS seat through All India Quota (AIQ) is not possible . The cut-off for General category under AIQ is usually around 530–560 marks , and even for OBC, SC, or ST , it's generally above 400 . So 295 falls well below the required range.

You might still qualify for NEET, but admission to a government medical college via AIQ is out of reach at this score.

Your options now include looking into private medical colleges , deemed universities , or alternative medical fields like BDS , BAMS , BHMS , or paramedical courses .

If you belong to a reserved category and your home state has lower cut-offs , you might check state quota options — but even then, chances for MBBS in a government college are slim.

A NEET score of 325 for an SC category candidate in Telangana is likely sufficient for admission to a government BAMS college, but it's not guaranteed. While 325 is a decent score, the final outcome depends on factors like the specific college, state cutoff, and overall competition.

Factors to Consider:

State Cutoffs:

The cutoff marks for BAMS government colleges in Telangana vary each year based on factors like the number of seats, the number of applicants, and their scores.

College Preferences:

Some BAMS colleges might have higher cutoffs than others, so considering your preferred colleges and their past cutoffs is important.

SC Category Cutoff:

While 325 is within the typical range for SC category candidates, it's always a good idea to check the previous year's cutoff to get a better idea of the competition.

Overall Competition:

The overall competition for BAMS seats in government colleges can fluctuate, so a 325 score might be enough in a less competitive year but not in a more competitive one.

Recommendations:

Check Previous Years' Cutoffs:

Review the previous year's cutoffs for BAMS colleges in Telangana, especially for the SC category, to get a better sense of the competition.

Explore Different Colleges:

Research different BAMS colleges in Telangana and their admission criteria.

Prepare for Counseling:

Be prepared for the counseling process, as this is where your final seat allocation will be determined.

Consider Private Colleges:

If a government seat is not secured, explore private BAMS colleges as an alternative.

In Conclusion:

While 325 marks are a good starting point, it's not a guarantee for admission to a BAMS government college in Telangana. It's important to research the specific cutoffs, competition, and counseling process to make informed decisions.

Government College, Mohali – B.Sc. Non-Medical Fee Structure (Approx.):

Duration: 3 years

Annual Fee: 10,000 – 13,000 (approx.)

Seats: 30

Eligibility: 10+2 with Non-Medical stream

Affiliation: Punjabi University, Patiala

For exact fees, contact:

Phone: 0172-2225117

Email: principal.gcmohali@gmail.com

Website: gcmohali.ac.in

For admission in M.Ed in Geography, you have to first complete graduation and then post graduation level, and after that you can apply for admission in M.Ed Geography .

Here are some important points:

Undergraduate and postgraduate:

M.Ed Geography is a postgraduate level course, so first you have to get graduation (BA) and then post graduation (MA) degree in Geography.

CUET PG:

If you want to take admission in any central university, you have to appear for CUET PG exam.

Application Fee:

Don’t forget to pay the application fee for admission.

Registration:

CUET PG registration window 2025 for admission to PG courses is open, and the last date for registration was extended till February 8, 2025.

Admissions in Medical Geography, or more broadly, Geography programs, typically follow the university's academic calendar. Here are some general guidelines:

- *Application Window*: The application process usually starts in *February or March* and continues until *May or June*.¹

- *Entrance Exams*: Some universities require entrance exams, such as CUET PG, which may have separate schedules.²

- *Admission Deadlines*: Deadlines vary by institution, but some universities set deadlines as early as *January 31* or as late as *April 15*.³

- *Program Duration*: MA or MSc Geography programs typically span 2 years divided into 4 semester

To get admitted into an M.Ed (Master of Education) program, you should generally apply for entrance exams starting from April-May, with admissions concluding by August, and you should check the specific websites of the universities you are interested in for their admission timelines.

Hello,

Yes, you can quit BAMS if you secure a government medical seat, but it's crucial to check the specific terms of your college and university rules.

• Fees and Penalty:

  • Since you haven't signed a bond or agreement regarding fines for quitting, it's less likely that you'll face an immediate penalty, but you may still be liable for the remaining fees of the academic year.
  • Government Ayurvedic colleges often have strict rules regarding fee refunds, and the college might retain a portion of the fees if you leave midway.

• Documents to Collect:

  • Request a Transfer Certificate (TC) and Migration Certificate to ensure smooth transition to your new medical seat.
  • Obtain your marksheets and any other academic documents from the college.
  • You might need to fill out a leave or withdrawal form for official records.

• Post-Drop Out Procedures:

  • After dropping out, ensure your seat is officially vacated for future candidates.
  • Keep a record of your communication with the college administration regarding your departure.

• Consultation:

  • It's wise to speak to the college administration or a legal advisor to clarify all procedural details before making the final decision.

Hope it helps !

Hello Sudhir!

Assess how likely to get into a government medical college in Uttar Pradesh with state quota Round 2 with an All India Rank of 24,590 by NEET.

Considerations:

1. Previous Year Cutoffs:

• Government Colleges in Uttar Pradesh generally have to cut off for the state quota and every year.
• For an AIR of around 24,590, you can estimate the probability by looking at the cutoffs of Round 2 from the previous year.
• Essentially for the best government medical colleges, the cutoffs would float around between AIR 5,000 and 20,000 for a general category candidate, and less competitive colleges could have their cutoffs floating well beyond the AIR 20,000.

2. Category:

• General Category: The cutoff for the general category is typically higher, and getting a government college is comparatively tougher but not impossible. Cutoff in the smaller districts or newly set up ones can be a little low.
• OBC/SC/ST/Other Categories: For the people belonging to the reserved categories, cutoffs tend to be low, which means that the probability of getting a seat in Round 2 would be much higher.

3. Vacancy in Round 2:

• In round 2 seats fall vacant that were not allotted in the first round, and at least some of them may not report, which increases the number of seats in round 2.
• Candidates who were better ranked, often give up their government seat for All India Quota or some other private colleges, which favors the better-ranked candidates.

4. College Preferences:

• It might be a little difficult if you want to get admission into the top colleges like KGMC Lucknow or BHU. However, if you want mid-tier or new colleges, your rank would suffice.

So, summing it up, even though it's a cutthroat competition, you still have a fair chance to get college admission based on the category and the preferred college.

Thankyou!

Hello Jogiraju Seelu,

Thanks for reaching out to us at Careers360. I hope you're doing well! Congratulations on completing your B.Ed course.

I appreciate your interest in pursuing an M.Ed at our institution. However, I need to clarify that Careers360 is an educational portal and career guidance platform, not a college or university. We don't offer courses directly, but we can certainly help you find information about M.Ed programs at various institutions.

Since you're looking for M.Ed vacancies, I'd be happy to assist you in finding some options. Could you let me know which city or state you're interested in studying in? That would help me narrow down some potential colleges or universities for you.

Also, do you have any specific areas of specialization in mind for your M.Ed? Some institutions offer specializations in areas like educational technology, special education, or curriculum development.

Once I have a bit more information, I can help you search for M.Ed programs that might be a good fit for you. We can look at factors like admission requirements, application deadlines, and program structure.

Let me know these details, and I'll do my best to guide you towards some suitable M.Ed options. And if you have any other questions about higher education or career paths in the education field, feel free to ask!

Hello aspirant

Do not worry if you have class xii certificate from Urdu board . Urdu board is recognised by Indian government .

Also if you have completed your medical course or  mbbs from abroad then you will be eligible for fmge if you fulfill all other criteria.

Candidates who have completed their meducal degree fromAustrslia, Canada, Newzealand, United states and United kingdom are not required to appear for fmge.

The National Board Of Examination in medical Sciences conducts fmge for the candidates who have completed their primary medical study from abroad and wish to do medical  practice in India,  every year in wo sessions December and June.

Fmge exam is conducted through online mode .

Fees for the exam is 7080

Duration ov exam will be 150 minutes for part A and 150 minutes for part B.

For details you may visit through the link given below

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/fmge-application-form