Hi aspirant, since you have 450 marks in your NEET exam so let me tell you that on this marks you can surely get into any good government college also you have a reserve category so it is sure that you can get into any good government medical college.

For

hello Aspirant!

NEET cutoff Karnataka is released separately for All india Quota(15%) and State quota seats(85%) for the candidates.There are approximately 80000 seats in india out of which more than 42,000 seats are from the 280 government colleges.The rest of the seats is from private colleges and universities.

Students willing

Hi aspirant, in behalf of your marks in NEET exam you rank will be in the range of 19000-22500. So below are some of the college suggestions in which you can enroll yourself;

• Government Dental College and Hospital, Ahmedabad
• Government Dental College and Hospital, Patiala
• Lady Hardinge Medical College, New

Hello,

Sri Venkateswara Medical College Tirupati Is affiliated with NTR University of Health Science Vijaywada.

A medical aspirant must appear for the National Eligibility and Entrance Examination which is conducted by a National testing agency.

The candidate should be 17 years of age or above and must have passed 12th

See as per the rules, students having 40%-80% DISABILITY  are only eligible for the medical course, if the disability if above 80% then the student isn't eligible. So a medical practioner can tell this percentage to you properly. Apart from that as per the online information available, a student with

Hi aspirant,

Kashibai Navale Medical college is a private medical research institute in Pune, Maharashtra. For MBBS/MD around 150 seats are available in all. As per the last year cutoffs, the cutoff scores for SC candidates lied between  146- 113. Also the minimum percentile required for the same was around

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Hi,

If you want to get admission in any medical college in India, you need to sit for NEET, the medical entrance exam that is held nationally for admissions to all the colleges in the country. After the results are out, there will be counselling process held for admissions to