Medicine and Allied Sciences
Hello Student,
Congratulation for scoring decent score in the NEET exams. According to previous years cutoffs you can get a seat in government medical college only if you have a state Quota of Assam. By all India rank you will not be able to get a seat in government colleges
Hello aspirant,
The institute is purely on the basis of merit obtained by students in competitive examination: NEET Fifteen percent of the students are admitted via the All India Quota, whereas 85% seats are filled via a state Quota. The greatest disadvantage is that you have to sign a bond
Hey Anjali.
See ur marks is not enough for u to grab a seat in the private colleges under govt seats under all India quota but is good enough for state quota to pursue ur higher studies in the field of ur interest under MBBS courses. I m providing u
Hi sanjiv,
Last year the aspirants securing 450+ marks got admission in Jawaharlal Nehru medical college, Belagavi. You are expecting 455+.So there are high chances that you may get admission in there.
Apply for all India quota and state quota counselling. And wait for all rounds of counseling.
Good luck!
Hey,
The cut off varies from year to year and this year's cut off marks are higher than previous years because the number of candidates are more. Still you need to score 410+ if you are from unreserved category to be on the safe side. And if you are from
Hello!Yes, you'll be able to appear for the NEET examination even after taking admission in B.ds for the following year. But most people would advise against it, as keeping up with the B.ds course while studying for NEET may take a toll on you, but the option is always
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