Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great. Many well-known government medical colleges that offer BSc nursing programmes admit students based on how well they perform in the NEET UG EXAMINATION. But,  NEET is not actually  required for the BSC Nursing programme. Different universities and colleges have different entrance exams for

Hello aspirant

Your profile suggests that you reside in Rajasthan.

If we look at the final previous year's cut off for government medical colleges for the general category it is as follows-

For Karnataka, it was 596 marks and the college allotted was Kodagu Institute of Medical Sciences, Madikeri.

For

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great. According to current trends, the expected cutoff score for NEET 2022 is 40% for candidates from the reserved category, 45% for PH candidates, and 50% for general category candidates Safe score varies by state and by college. For general pwd candidates, a score

Hello Aspirant,

The cut-off for medical colleges are varying every year so it's quite not fixed, but as you are showing your interest in the private college, it's good according to the marks you scored.

Rajiv Lochan Ayurvedic Medical College is a private medical college and doing good since 2002.

Hello Aspirant

As we all know the cut-off of NEET varies year to year, category to category, and college to college, it's getting harder to predict anything.

As per your score yes! you may get a seat in BAMS in Chattisgarh Ayurvedic College. There are a total of 115 seats

Hello student!

Yes, there's a lot of course without NEET. Some of which are-

• Biotechnology
• Biomedical Engineer
• Micro-biologist
• BSc Anaesthesia
• Psychologist
• Cytogeneticists
• Physiotherapy
• Medicinal Chemistry

Here is the link for other courses and details- https://www.google.com/amp/s/medicine.careers360.com/articles/medical-courses-without-neet/amp

Hope this helps!

Regards, careers360.

Hello aspirant

With 510 marks and the EWS category, getting a government seat in any state (even your domiciled state) is quite difficult. The cut off for A category seats was 540+ according to the previous year's cut off, however, you have good chances of getting a B category seat

Hello aspirant,

Since you haven't mentioned your category, I assume it is general. If we look at the previous year's cut off, the cut off for Government medical colleges in Tamil Nadu was 586 marks, in ESIC colleges, it was 591 marks and for Self-financed medical colleges, it was 530

Hello Aspirant,

See it is quite difficult to help you with the exact list of colleges as the cut-offs keep on changing every year but yes we can provide you the list of colleges that you can get based on previous years cut-off data.

So according to the data, on