Hello Aspirant,

The All India Quota cutoff rank for general medicine in NEET PG in the year 2019 was 4632.In the year 2018 for general medicine the category wise last accepted ranks were 3960 for general , 17256 for SC, 28060 for ST and 2650 for OBC. The category wise cutoff score out of 1200 for the NEET PG the same year was 313 for general category,291 for PWD and 270 for SC/ST/OBC/PWD.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-pg-cut-off

All the best

Hello Aleena!

Usually the eligibility criteria for MBBS in most of the foriegn countries requires applying candidates to score an aggregate of atleast 50% in PCB in the qualifying examination.

In Malaysia, MBBS is 5 years duration course. OBC candidates need to secure atleast an aggregate of 45% in PCB in 10+2. There are also some colleges that offer admission directly if the candidate has secured valid marks in NEET entrance exam. The total fees for Indian students range from 75 lakhs to 1 crore Indian rupees.

So looking at your score, there is no possibilities of getting a mbbs seat in foriegn countries. However, you can choose other courses in India such as B.A, Diploma etc.

Hello Aspirant,

Thanks for approaching us

No It's a central institution and autonomus body…No reservation for gmchites.

even though the net reservation there is around 66% including Sc, ST, OBC, Foreign National, Sponsored, Rural Area, Bhutanese National etc…that's quite frustrating….

Also they give seat on overall rank which becomes a disadvantage for general category students as some reserved category students who get a good rank take a general category seat which amounts for a much increased reservation for the reserved candidates.

hope this helps you

all the best for your future

hello aspirant,

it's not easy for us to tell you that how many marks are required to get you admission in IIT Madras, however we can help you by providing you a link where yo can check the previous years cutoffs.

it will surely help you-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-cutoff-for-iit-madras

hope that helps

all the best

Hello,
As you have mentioned that your sister's jenpauh rank is 6007 which indeed is very high... But you haven't mentioned her category. Nevertheless, let me tell you that no matter she fall under reserved category or Unreserved category, because with this rank she won't be able to get a seat for bsc nursing in any of the government colleges, because there are very less students who get admission through jenpauh. But she may seek a government seat only if you have ews reservation, because 10% seats are reserved for ews reservation candidates....
See, if she don't get a government seat, then its nothing to worry about it.... Because with this rank you can get a seat in some good private colleges... But she should at least hit a chance.. Maybe she come out to be lucky enough to get a government seat...
Wish her all the best!!!!!

Hello aspirant,

The Jenpauh official site does not include any eligibility restrictions involving the marital statusses of the candidates. So, no, a candidate will not be ineligible for appearing in the Jenpauh exam if she gets married before it. One just needs to fulfil the nationality and educational qualification eligibility criterias.