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With a score of 443 marks in NEET 2025 and applying under the general or reserved category for BAMS at Aryabhatta Medical College Patna your chances depend on the cut off marks for that year and the number of seats available In previous years BAMS colleges under Aryabhatta Knowledge University

With 443 marks in NEET 2025:

Yes, you have a good chance to get BAMS at Aryabhatta Medical College, Patna through All India Quota (AIQ).

No chance through State Quota (Bihar) – cutoff is very high (AIR under 100).

Apply through AACCC AYUSH counselling (AIQ).

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OBC rank of 1.9 lakh and a general rank of 4.1 lakh in NEET 2025, you have a good chance to get a BDS seat under the management quota at HIDS (Himachal Institute of Dental Sciences), Paonta Sahib. For management quota seats, the closing ranks usually go much higher,

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Here is a list of MBBS colleges in India that usually accept NEET scores between 400 to 450 (for general category under state quota or management quota):

• ESI Post Graduate Institute, Bangalore – around 401 marks

• Government Medical College, Vidisha (MP) – around 436 marks

• Government Medical College, Siddipet

If you scored two hundred forty three marks in NEET twenty twenty five and belong to the Muslim minority community then your chances for admission in a private Muslim minority medical college in Lucknow depend on various factors like category cutoff availability of seats and state quota rules Generally the

Based on your NEET 2025 score of 236 and your reserved category status in Tamil Nadu, you have a reasonable opportunity to secure admission to the B.S.M.S. (Bachelor of Siddha Medicine and Surgery) program, particularly in self-financing Siddha colleges through the state quota.

It is important to recognize that cut-off

With a score of three hundred sixty eight in NEET you have cleared the minimum required percentile that allows you to appear in counselling under SC ST OBC or EWS categories This score may help you secure a government MBBS seat under reserved quota especially if the competition is low

Admission to government medical colleges through NEET is highly competitive and primarily determined by your NEET score and rank, which vary based on category and quota (All India or State). For the MBBS program, candidates from the General category seeking admission via the All India Quota typically need to secure