Medicine and Allied Sciences
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According to your marks, chances are less for admission to Government medical colleges.
You have decent chances for admission to private colleges in your state and also to other state private colleges.
Good Luck!
According to your marks you have very less chances for admission to Government Colleges. You may try for admission to Deemed Universities.
NEET qualifying marks for candidates belonging to UR category is 119 and for Reserved categories it is 96.
Based on your marks, you are not eligible to apply for admissions.
According to your marks, chances are less for admission to Government medical colleges. You can try for private colleges.
Total number of seats vary from college to college. There are 250 seats in JJM Medical College, Davangere.
and in Dr. Ambedkar Medical College, Bangalore there are 100 seats. If you want to know about any particular college, kindly mention the college name.
According to your marks and based on the previous year cutoff chances are less for admission to Government medical colleges in Karnataka under state quota and also under All India Quota.
You may try for admission to Deemed Universities.
It would be tough to tell you the exact as the cutoff varies year to year, A score of more than 300 can be the safest score to get ad mision in the private colleges.
According to your marks and based on the previous year cutoff, chances are less for admission to Government medical colleges in Madhya Pradesh under State Quota if you are from General category.
You can try for private colleges. You have decent chances for private colleges.
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