National Eligibility cum Entrance Test
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With a NEET score of 439 in the BC-E category, securing a government MBBS seat is highly unlikely. The cutoff marks for government medical colleges are typically much higher, often exceeding 500.
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Private Medical Colleges : Consider private medical colleges where the cutoff ranks are generally
With a NEET UG rank of 70,000 in the SC category, you may have a chance to secure a seat in BHMS or BAMS courses, though it depends on various factors, including the specific state and college cutoff trends.
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BAMS Colleges : Some states may have
Hi, 401 marks in NEET UG of your daughter, in the defence quota, state, category, and type of college (government or private) will be the deciding factors. Basically, the defence cutoff is a little lower than the general cutoff, which is more pronounced in states like Rajasthan, Maharashtra, and Karnataka.
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With a NEET score of 628 and an all-India rank of 50,253, you have a fair chance of securing a government MBBS seat, especially if you qualify under state quotas or reserved categories, as cutoffs vary by state and category. For instance, states like Maharashtra, Karnataka, and Tamil
With a rank of 44,908 in the SC category, you have a good chance of securing a government MBBS seat in certain states, as SC category cutoffs are typically lower than the general category. Availability depends on your home state quota, as state-wise cutoffs vary. States like Madhya
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