Hello,

I'm sorry to say that you don't stand chances for a government medical college seat in Rajasthan, since the cut off rank will be around 5000 for your category. However you have chances for the following private dental colleges-

Darshan Dental college and Hospital,

Daswani Dental college and research

Hi Aafrin

Firstly congratulations for your result.

According to the last year cut off for govt. medical colleges in Mumbai ,dear you have good chances to get an admission.The cut off for HBT Medical College and Dr RN Cooper Municipal Medical College and General Hospital, Mumbai was 494 and rank

Hello dear aspirant

Since you have mentioned that you got 475 marks in NEET 2019 and you are very curious to know about your admission in Government Medical College in  Punjab state under state quota

As you have not provided us your category so we are assuming that you are

Dear candidate,
Colleges is totally depend on the marks you got and the rank. Different states have their own criteria for seats to allote. Under state quota the 85 percent reservation for state students and under all india quota the 15 seats for the other state students.

As you have

Hello Ramchnder

With only 205, I don’t think you will get a seat in MBBS or BDS.If you consider last year cutoffs then this year, even students with 350+ score will find it tough to get any seat (even private) in MBBS.

But don’t get disheartened.

You can try &

Hello 

Your rank is good enough to fetch you any givt mbbs seat even if not in the first round then in the second round for sure. 

These are the names of few private mbbs colleges in Kerela with a fee structure of 22.5  lakh for the full course

American

Hi aspirant,

There are many options to study optometry. Many universities in India offers diploma, certificate, bachelor, master & Ph.D courses in Optometry.

• You can do BSc in optometry. It is a 3 year undergraduate course. Here you can learn contact lenses, vision therapy, sports vision, ocular disease, et cetera