Hello,

If you’re curious about the number of MBBS students from KIMS Bhubaneswar who enter government medical colleges for MS/MD/DNB via NEET PG, the precise figure isn't officially disclosed. Nonetheless, according to trends and student insights, it’s reasonable to conclude that many KIMS graduates successfully obtain PG placements in government colleges annually.

KIMS enjoys a good reputation, and students receive quality academic instruction and clinical exposure, aiding in NEET PG preparation. Numerous students have successfully obtained placements in government colleges for MD/MS, particularly in the final rounds of counselling when the cut-offs are a bit more lenient.

Although it's recognized as a university, the education you get at KIMS can certainly assist you in passing NEET PG and vying for a government position, particularly if you maintain consistency and focus. If you are studying there now or are intending to enroll, be confident that with commitment, your likelihood of securing a government PG seat is highly achievable.

Hope this helps. All the best!

Hi dear candidate,

You can use our official college predictor tool for TS EAMCET entrance exam to know the best colleges available for your rank. Kindly use the link attached below to access it:

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Top Colleges and Cutoffs
GLC Mumbai: around 99.5 percent
ILS Law College Pune: around 99 percent
KC Law College Mumbai: around 98.5 percent
Yashwantrao Chavan Law College: around 98 percent
DES Navalmal Firodia Law College: around 97.5 percent

Mid-Tier Colleges (Cutoffs around 94 to 96 percent)
Siddharth Law College, Modern Law College Pune, GJ Advani Mumbai

Lower-Tier Colleges (Cutoffs around 88 to 94 percent)
DY Patil Law College, Rizvi Law College, Navjeevan Law College

Hello

I can understand your query, do not need to worry:

If you’re from Karnataka and belong to the SC category, aiming for a PG government seat in Dermatology, Pediatrics, or MS Surgery through NEET PG, you’ve got a good shot – but the competition is still real.

Based on recent years, a score above 500+ is considered safe for Dermatology, around 470–500+ for Pediatrics, and 430–470+ for MS Surgery.

Dermatology, being a top choice, demands a higher score even within SC reservation. Colleges like BMC Bangalore, KIMS Hubli, and MMC Mysore are some great options if you’re aiming for these branches.

To improve your chances, focus on strengthening your clinical concepts and high-yield topics. Regularly practice previous year questions, stay consistent with mock tests, and revise smartly using platforms like Career360.

If you're targeting M.Ch Paediatric Surgery at AIIMS Nagpur, the available seats close at ranks around 3900. Thus your rank would need to be in the low thousands for a realistic chance at getting a seat in AIIMS Nagpur.

Since there is no MS (3 year) course of pediatric surgery, the cutoff solely applies to M.Ch course (6 year super speciality).

Hi Aspirant
If you have secured thirty seven marks in the AP PGECET for the Life Sciences course your rank will depend on various factors including the overall performance of candidates the number of applicants in your subject paper and the difficulty level of the exam in that particular year

Generally in AP PGECET scoring around thirty seven marks in Life Sciences places a candidate in a moderate rank range This score does not fall into the top bracket but it is not considered a low score either Based on previous trends and patterns candidates scoring between thirty five and forty marks have secured ranks between one thousand two hundred and one thousand eight hundred However this is just a general range and can vary each year

Your exact rank may fluctuate based on how many candidates performed better or worse than your score in the same subject Also the number of candidates applying for Life Sciences plays a critical role in deciding the overall rank distribution

Candidates from reserved categories such as Scheduled Caste Scheduled Tribe or Backward Classes may benefit from reservation policies and might secure a seat in good colleges even with a rank closer to one thousand five hundred to two thousand For general category candidates the competition may be a little more intense and colleges may require slightly higher ranks depending on the course and seat availability

In addition to this most of the AP PGECET seat allotment is done through a centralized counselling process which is held in multiple rounds Your rank in the entrance exam will be the key factor in shortlisting your options during the counselling phase It is advisable to apply in all counselling rounds even if you are not satisfied with the first allotment There are always chances that a better seat may become available in later rounds due to seat withdrawals and rearrangements

You should also keep track of official websites and portals related to the AP PGECET counselling to check the cutoffs for your chosen course in previous years This can give you a good idea of which colleges accepted candidates in your rank range and how many seats are available for your category

Another factor that may slightly impact your admission chances is whether you are applying for full time courses or part time or sponsored courses Some universities offer sponsored seats which may not require very high ranks and may offer you an alternative path if your rank is not enough for regular seats

Finally do not limit yourself to only one or two colleges Look for all options available for your rank and be open to other courses related to Life Sciences as well This will help you maximize your chances of admission and ensure that you do not miss out on good opportunities

A score of thirty seven marks in AP PGECET Life Sciences can generally result in a rank between one thousand two hundred and one thousand eight hundred Your exact rank may vary based on paper difficulty and competition Category and counselling performance will influence final seat allotment Be sure to attend all rounds and explore all options

Hello!

Regarding MS Karthik’s 6th class entrance exam result with 85 marks, whether he is selected depends on the cut-off marks set by the school or education board conducting the exam. Usually, the school publishes a merit list or result notification on their official website or notice board after evaluation. Since cut-offs vary each year based on the number of candidates and difficulty level, an 85 could be a good score but confirmation only comes from the official result announcement. I suggest checking the official notification or contacting the school office directly for a quick and reliable response.

Hope this helps! Thank you.

Dear Aspirant,

For General Category (Urban area), the expected cut-off usually ranges between 80 to 90 marks in most states. In high competition regions, it can go even above 90, so, 85 marks is borderline or slightly below average for general urban students in many states.

With 85 marks in General (Urban) category, selection is possible but not guaranteed. You are on the borderline. Please wait for the official merit list or selection list released by Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti (NVS) for your district.

Best of Luck.

Hello,

The two-year postgraduate Master of Science in Nursing (MSc Nursing) program focusses on advanced nursing, research, and leadership. Obstetrics and Gynaecological Nursing, Child Health Nursing, Mental Health Nursing, Medical-Surgical Nursing, and Community Health Nursing are among the specialisations. A BSc Nursing or Post Basic BSc Nursing degree with at least 55% and a year of clinical experience are prerequisites for eligibility. Private colleges may charge between Rs1.3 lakh and Rs6.5 lakh annually, while government colleges charge between Rs1,000 and Rs64,820. Nurse educators, clinical nurse managers, practitioners, and healthcare researchers are among the career options available.
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Hello there,

To gain admission into the B.Sc. (Hons.) Biotechnology program at M.S. Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences (MSRUAS), candidates must have completed their 12th grade or equivalent examination with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as core subjects. The university conducts its own entrance examination, the RUAS Admission Test (RUAS AT), for this program. However, candidates who have valid scores from national-level entrance exams such as CUET-UG may be exempted from the RUAS AT. It's advisable to check the official MSRUAS admissions page for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the admission process and any exemptions.

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