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Yes, you are eligible to participate in the 2025 NEET PG counselling after resigning from your 2024 DB course , as resigning from a DNB program doesn't disqualify you from appearing for the NEET PG exam or participating in the subsequent counselling process, provided you meet the general eligibility

With a NEET 2025 score of 377 and an All India Rank (AIR) of 2,57,173, your chances of getting a government BDS (Dental) seat are very low in the General category.

However, you may have a chance if:

You belong to a reserved category (like SC, ST, or OBC).

You

With a NEET rank of 2.96 lakh, getting a government BPT (physiotherapy) college is very unlikely, especially in the general category.

You may have a chance in private or semi-government colleges, or if you belong to a reserved category under state quota.

With 164 marks in NEET UG 2025 and being from the SC category, it is very difficult to get admission into a government medical college in Maharashtra. The cutoff for SC category in government MBBS colleges is usually above 500 marks.

You will not get a government MBBS seat with

Hi dear candidate,

As per the 2024 NEET cut off for the Government Medical College of Sangareddy, the cut off was around 20700 which means that you will need to score between 510 to 550 out of 720. Usually, for every government college the candidates need to score above 500.

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Yes, with a NEET score of 190, you stand a good chance of admission to GS Medical College Pilkhuwa via UP state merit rounds, aligning with recent cutoff trends.

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Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU) does not use NEET scores for admission to agriculture programs like:

B.Sc. (Hons) Agriculture

B.Tech. in Agricultural Engineering, Biotechnology, etc.

TNAU uses Class 12 marks (in Biology, Physics, Chemistry, and sometimes Mathematics) to prepare merit lists for UG admissions.

Admission Criteria for TNAU

You have All India Rank 382091 in NEET 2025, so getting admission in this college may be difficult. Most government medical colleges close NEET seats below rank 100000, while private colleges may close around 250000–300000 for general category, so your rank may not be enough for MBBS. In BDS or

With a NEET score of 474, you have a moderate chance of getting an MBBS seat in semi-government/private colleges under the state quota, especially if you belong to OBC/EWS/SC/ST category. Focus on states like MP, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, or Rajasthan where cutoffs are slightly lower.

With 212 marks in NEET 2025 and belonging to the SC category, you have a slight chance of getting a government (free) BAMS seat, especially in less competitive states like Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, or Rajasthan. Your chances are better in the Mop-Up or Stray Vacancy rounds during state counseling.