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In neet 2026 my score is 290 ews delhi quota is any changes to get govt bsc nursing or any paramedical course but it should be government in any part of India .

Samyak Jain 30th Jun, 2026

Hello Dear Student,
With a score of 290 and an EWS quota in Delhi, your chances of securing a government B.Sc. Nursing or government Paramedical seat are extremely low to negligible across India.

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I got 284 marks in neet. Can I still get into private BPT college like Sancheti physiotherapy college

Samyak Jain 30th Jun, 2026

Hello Dear Student,
Yes, you can absolutely secure a seat in a private BPT college with 284 marks. While highly competitive government or top-tier private institutions usually require higher scores (around ~350–450), a score in the 280s is highly viable for securing admission through Institutional/Management Quotas in many reputable private

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Can I get admission in b pharma through neet 2026

Samyak Jain 30th Jun, 2026

Hello Dear Student,
Yes, you can get admission to B.Pharm using your NEET score, though it is not the standard route for most colleges.

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does NCC C certificate matters for NEET admission ?

Samyak Jain 30th Jun, 2026

Hello Dear Student,
Yes, the NCC 'C' certificate can matter for NEET-UG admission, but only in specific states through state-level counseling, as there is no universal reservation for it in the national 15% All India Quota.

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I have scored 456 in re neet 2026 so what should I do i dont have to do ake drop

Samyak Jain 30th Jun, 2026

Hello Dear Student,
With a Re-NEET score of 456, securing a government MBBS seat is highly unlikely, as expected ranks range from 3.2 to 4.8 Lakh. Since you strictly do not want to take a drop year, your best path forward is exploring private medical colleges, dental programs, or allied

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