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Yes, it is possible for you to re-study PCMB (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology) and then prepare for NEET to pursue an MBBS degree. Here are the steps you can take:

1. Enroll in a Science Stream : Look for schools or institutions that offer the science stream with PCMB

Yes, it's possible to pursue MBBS even though you completed PU with Commerce! Here's what you need to do:

• Eligibility: NEET, the entrance exam for MBBS, requires Biology in 12th standard. Since you did Commerce, you'll need to retake PU with PCMB (Physics, Chemistry, Math, and Biology).

• Admission: Many institutions

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With 523/720 marks in NEET 2024 and a Hyderabad Karnataka region 371J certificate, you have a good chance of securing a government MBBS seat in Karnataka. Your regional quota and marks will improve your chances, but it also depends on the specific cutoff for the colleges. Keep an

You may get MP Shah medical college, jamnagar,government medical college, Surat,PDU medical college, Rajkot,government medical college, Bhavnagar.a score of 600+ in Neet 2024 will be enough for admission under 85% state quota.

Note that you must fill your preference of college at choice locking at the time of counselling it

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Getting a free seat at the Nimra Institute of Medical Sciences, Vijayawada, with a score of 364 in NEET 2024 under the minority (EWS) female quota depends on several factors, including the cutoff scores for the year, the number of seats available under the minority and EWS quotas,

According to previous year cutoff there is very little chance to get any government college at this score even for SC St category candidates it is difficult to find any medical colleges at this score.also BDS is not possible at this if you belong to general category more than 450

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The NEET 2024 cutoffs for admission will depend on several factors, such as the category you belong to, the type of medical college (government or private), and the state quota (All India Quota or State Quota). Typically, the NEET cutoff for government medical colleges under the All India

With a NEET score of 134, your chances of securing a BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) seat depend on the cut-off scores for various institutions and states. Generally, BAMS cut-offs are lower than those for MBBS and BDS, but they still vary based on the college and state.