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Can a sc category student with 316 marks in neet 2025 get govt seat for bams or bds

hemanth kumar 16th Jun, 2025

As you have scored 316 in NEET-UG with an SC category there is a written possibility of your getting a BAMS (Ayurveda) or BDS (Dental) seat in government colleges under state quota. This score suits well because here is why:


The SC cut offs in BAMS/BDS are usually lower than

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420 marks in neet 2025 chance to get admission in Al Ameen bijapur

hemanth kumar 16th Jun, 2025

Having a NEET score of 420, it is very unlikely that I will be able to secure admission in Al Ameen Medical College, Bijapur, under the SC category, as last year the cutoff was approximately 488 in SC category.


You could check other medical colleges that have a lower cut

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If I get a private college in 1st round of UP Neet Counselling then is it possible to get a Govt College in subsequent rounds? If yes, whats the procedure of forfeiture and other requirements.

hemanth kumar 16th Jun, 2025

Yes, that is provided you secure a seat at the private college during the 1 st round of UP NEET counselling, and you can also attend subsequent rounds with the hope of joining the government college.


You do not miss the opportunity; when an allotment seat to a government seat

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Cut off marks for NEET for MBBS

Sajal Trivedi 16th Jun, 2025

Hello aspirant,

For admission to the MBBS program in 2025, candidates must get a specific minimum NEET score.  The government college's minimum NEET scores for MBBS are 686–144 for the general category and 143–113 for the SC, ST, and OBC categories.

For more information, you can visit our site through

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How many sc students qualified in neet 2025 in telangana

hemanth kumar 16th Jun, 2025

SC Telangana NEET future 2025 students

I do not so far know the precise authoritative figures, but the following is a sensible guess founded on the evidence before us:


Generally, Telangana contributes approximately 70,000-75,000 of the candidates annually to NEET.


After an average state qualifying rate of approximately 55 60

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I have scored 208 marks in neet 2025 and have no idea what to do now

SHUBHANGI SINHA 17th Jun, 2025

Hello,

First and foremost. don't give up. Although 208 NEET 2025 points might not be sufficient for MBBS at a government medical college, there are still a lot of worthwhile options to consider based on your interests, category, and price.

Action You can take right now:

  • Deemed universities and private
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Admission in bio medical science

Sajal Trivedi 17th Jun, 2025

Hello aspirant,

Eligibility requirements for the BSc Biomedical Science program include passing class 12 in the Science stream with PCB (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology) as core courses and earning at least 50–60% of possible points overall from an accredited university.

To know the complete admission process, you can visit our

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Can neet marks 134 Gets admission for bams

Prachi Kumari 20th Jun, 2025

Hello,

With 134 marks in NEET , it is quite difficult to get admission in BAMS through government quota , even in category seats , as the cut-off is usually much higher.

However, you may have a chance in private colleges or through management quota , especially in states where

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Can i get low fees private collage in 393094 AIQ neet

Anushree Thakare 19th Jun, 2025

Hello dear student,

Yes, it is possible to find the low fee private medical college in All India Quota (AIQ) in NEET. It will depend on your score and the Colleges available. With the lower score it will be difficult to find the low fees colleges as they would be

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I get 116 marks in neet 2025 in sc category what can I do further and which course can I do and also suggest some college of Jalandhar

gopi 16th Jun, 2025

Hello Aspirant,

If you have scored 116 marks in NEET 2025 and belong to SC category, there is less chance of getting admission in government MBBS or BDS seat because of cut-offs being higher. However, below are some good alternatives and options for you:

  • Consider Allied Health Science Courses (No
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