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Hello Sakshi,

First of it is better to apply for the state quota rather than applying for the all India quota. Because you will have a more scope for getting an admission through state quota. Give second preference for the all India quota as it will have more competition.

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hello,

When seats remain vacant after the main rounds of counselling, anyone (whether reported or not reported )in merit list of their respective category, can attend OPEN counselling with the required document .OPEN ROUND is the last round to take admission.

the procedure is as follwed :

On the day

Hello,

As you have not mentioned as to which medical degree you are willing to take up, so I am providing fees details for a few courses. Namely;

• MBBS- 75,000 PA
• BSC (Nursing/radiology/Anaesthesia) 75,000 PA
• Bachelor of Physiotherapy(BPT) 1,00,000 PA
• Bachelor of Occupational Therapy 1,00,000 PA
• MD- 3,57,000 for first

Hello Aspirant,

Kindly share with us your NEET All India Rank, I can help you about the admission possibilities in Medical colleges.

You can also use NEET UG College Predictor tool to know your admission chances in All India Quota seats, State Counselling, Central & Deemed Universities.

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor

Good Luck!

Hello Yash

You need to compare your rank to the previous years closing ranks to get a fair idea. Accordingly, based on that statistics, it is improbable that you will get a seat in any government college. So, better you should go with private institutions through state quota, or if

Hello.

Good to hear from you. As per the previous years' trends in the cut-off, it can be said that you have secured very good marks. As most of the colleges in India have a cut-off close to 450-650, your mark will definitely get you in a Govt. college. But,

Hello.

Good to hear from you.

Yes, you can submit the minority certificate. Because this might increase your chances of getting a seat.

All the best.

Thank you.

Hi Priya,

In Bihar the private colleges does not have any government quota seats in their respective colleges.

Seats are just self financing private seats for admission if alloted a particular college during counselliy.

Government quota seats are only there in the government medical and dental colleges of Bihar.

I

Hello aspirant,

If you belong to the general category then you have negligible chances of geting a government college with this score. But you can get a seat in private colleges. If you belong to some other category then there are some chances of getting government college also.  I cannot