Hello Aspirant!

If you wish to apply for Bachelor's in Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry (B.V.Sc & AH) course then you must have passed the class 12 examination with science background. You should have secured a minimum of 55% in the aggregate of Physics, Chemistry and Biology.Admission to veterinary

Hey Aditi , 

Consideribg you are asking about admissions in DU , there are different cutoffs for different courses  and categories . And since you have mentioned none , it is hard for me to tell the college where you can get admission. But seeing the high cutoffs of DU

Hey Anagha!

With 300+ score in NEET 2019 ,you can expect your admission in private ayurveda medical  colleges . Because for getting a seat in government ayurveda medical colleges   your score needs to be 500+. To predict the colleges you can get on the basis of your rank and the

Hello aspirant !!

In 2018 for St category the All India Rank with a score of 300 ranked about 1,84,000 and category rank was around 8000-9000.

This year the with 300 marks the All India Rank would be around 3,14,000 and category rank will be in between 10,000-11,000.

Hope this

As per last year NEET cut off, candidates belonging to UR category were required to score at least 119 marks (out of 720) in order to qualify NEET 2019, while OBC/SC/ST category candidates needed a minimum of 96 marks.

Hello aspirant!

Yes you can get SDU medical college, Kolar with a score of 496 tentatively.

According to previous years, the cut off was around 480, therefore even if there's a rise in cut off, your chances are high of getting the admission in the college.

Keep your spirits high!

Hi 

According to the previous year neet cutoff it is not possible to get a seat 

So try next year or take other paramedical course like psychology, pharmacology etc 

All the best 

Hey Abhijeet!

Percentile is calculated to test your performance with respect to others' performance. The formula for calculating marks and rank from percentile is :

Your percentile=( your marks/topper marks) ×100

Your percentile=(your rank / total number of candidates who have appeared for the exam) ×100

Hope you can now