Securing a seat in AJ Medical College with a NEET score of 535 would be challenging.

The competition for MBBS seats in top medical colleges is intense, and securing a seat depends on various factors like:

• Category: Your category (General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.) will influence your chances.
• State Quota:

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You can get your NEET roll number back by downloading your admit card again if you've forgotten it. What you can do is as follows:

Go to the NEET's official website: Visit the NTA-run official NEET website and navigate to the part where the admission card is available for

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Yes, you can address this issue by updating your NEET application or correcting the discrepancy. Here’s what you should do:

1. Contact NEET Helpdesk : Reach out to the NEET helpdesk or the relevant authority for guidance on how to rectify the mistake.
   
   
2. Submit a Correction Request : If

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To be eligible to appear for NEET in 2025, you need to have completed your 12th standard or equivalent with subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Biotechnology. Since you mentioned that you've completed a diploma in polytechnic after 10th, you may not meet the eligibility criteria directly unless your

Securing an MBBS seat with 147 marks in NEET, even in the ST category, is highly unlikely.

The competition for MBBS seats is extremely intense, and cutoff marks, especially for government colleges, are significantly higher.

To improve your chances:

• Consider other medical courses: Explore options like BDS, AYUSH, or BSc

M sc category se hu... Or mere 341 bne h or mere pass esic quota bhi h to kya kuch ho skta h

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With a score of 535 in NEET, you have a competitive chance for admission into private or deemed medical colleges in Kerala or Karnataka. The cutoffs for private and deemed medical colleges vary widely depending on factors like the number of applicants, the difficulty of the exam, and the

With a NEET score of 463 and belonging to the BC (Backward Classes) category, you might have a chance of securing a seat under the government quota in a private medical college, although it depends on the cut-off scores for that specific year and the category-wise allocation of seats. Government