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how many marks are required to get seat in icar 2019for obc

Twinkle Mamnani 14th Jul, 2019

Hello aspirant, 

Well according to last year's cutoff trends you need to score a minimum of 400 marks to be sure about getting a government seat in ICAR. 

Infact you should score atleast 410-420 if you belong to obc category. The competition has been quite stiff and the cutoffs are

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Is it possible to become a gynaecologist after completing bums ?

Diksha gupta 26th Jul, 2019

Hi,

Its not possible to become gynocologist after completing bums as there is not such bridge courses available till now where AYUSH student can apply in for speciality course like MD/MS. 

If you want to be a gynaecologist , you need to do mbbs and then MD/MS in respective speciality

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i ave got 232 can i get admission in private colleges anywhere my category is obc

Manan Pareek 11th Jun, 2019

Hi,

Please mention in which field you want the list of colleges

Here i am listing few private medical colleges

1. Christian Medical college, vellore

2. St Johns Medical college, Bangalore

3. Kasturba Medical College, Manipal

4. MS Ramaiah Medical college

Few engineering colleges

1. BITS, Pilani

2. Graphic ERA

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My score 218 SC category can i get admission in esic faridabad

Anjali Student Expert 6th Jul, 2019
Hello, 

If I consider previous years records, then the chances are almost impossible to get admission in Esic college. Your marks are quite low to procure seat in any government colleges, but you can try for private medical colleges. 

Browse the link given below to check the college you can
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Do i get medical seat with 350 score

Ayisha Siddiqa H 11th Jun, 2019
Hey !!
The chances of getting medical seats depends upon your category and your domicile. Anyhow for a general category candidate ,  the minimum cutoff is about 550 whereas for obc it is around 500 and for sc its around 450 and for st its above 380. However private medical
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Till which mark are you taking in admissions of oc students?

Prakhar Vashishtha 10th Jul, 2019

Hello aspirant. NEET cut off 2019 is 50 percentile, i.e about 132 least mark or so. But for getting MBBS in any top government college, I will suggest 610 will be safe for open category candidates. Some top private colleges also don't take admissions below 560 or so (as per

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Im from general category and have scored 452 in NEET 2019. What college can I get admissions in for MBBS. Im from Delhi

rehan18alam Student Expert 11th Jun, 2019

Dear Aspirant,

You won't be able to get into any government MBBS college with your marks as a minimum marks required for a general candidate for getting into a government medical college is 550+, However, if this is your first attempt then I suggest rather than taking admission in some

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What may be my Karnataka state rank if my AIR is 1.5 lakh

hazeera yahya 4th Jul, 2019

Hello Prarthana !

It is quite tricky to compute one's state rank by merely looking at his AIR .

It depends upon the statistics of students of your state who appeared for the exam and how many of them cleared it. Also since your AIR rank is in Lacs then

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hi i am roshini i got 332 marks in neet and rank is 209537 from andhra pradesh can i get admission for aush govt courses as my category bcb

Supriya Omi 23rd Jun, 2019

Hi, 

Counselling for NEET 2019 has already begun.

Talking about your score. It is fine but for a good government college your score must be little high. This year marks and ranks have shuffled and have gone up. So if you want a good government seat, you must have a

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Can i get st john medical college with neet marks 415 and air 114000 ranl and ur rank 56000

Amy Student Expert 11th Jun, 2019

Hello aspirant,

With your rank and score, you can get the St. John's Medical college only if you fulfil one of the following criterias-

Institutional Staff Quota(Karnataka),

Roman Catholic Nuns,

Roman Catholic Christian Tribals,

Native(Local) North Indian Roman Catholic Christians,

Roman Catholic Christian Dalits,

Differently Abled. 


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