Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing well

Sorry but 195 marks is a very low score for admission in Government College as well as in Private Colleges. According to the previous year's cut off candidates from OBC category required 550+ score in NEET. But do not loose your hopes you

Hi aspirant

You question is quite not clear.

If you are asking about the qualifying scored in NEET, then those are as follows.

UR 50th percentile (138-720 marks)

OBC/SC/ST 40th Percentile (108-127 marks)

Pwd 45th percentile (108-137 marks)

These are the minimum marks needed for you to qualify NEET. Scoring

Hello Aspirant,

You have low marks.so according to my opinion you should go for B.A.M.S or B pharmacy because there fees are low and also have a good scope.

You can college fees through career360 site.

Hello,

According to an analysis of previous year's cutoffs, there are very few chances for a government BDS seat. For a SC candidate, your score must be between 300 and 450 to secure a government BDS seat. You can try again the following year, or you can participate in state-level

Hello Aspirant

You have very very less chances of getting an M.B.B.S. seat in a government college with marks below 300. If you fall under the SC category and want to apply for medical school under the state quota, you must receive at least 350+ marks.

Please refer this link

Hello

The NEET Examination- National Eligibility Enterance Test which already held on 17th July which is conducted by NTA. The NEET-2022 rank will be getting seat in top government medical Colleges in India. On behalf of MCC i.e Medical council Committee, The DGHS- Directorate General of Health Services will release

Hello Aspirant

See NEET Cut-off is changing every year , it also varies college to college and course to course . Being an open category student you require 50 th percentile to get a seat in BAMS.

This college provides 100 seats every year and according to previous year's cut-off

Hello,

Having Domicile Certificate of Bihar state, you are absolutely not eligible to get admission in Maharashtra medical colleges under Maharashtra State (85%) Counselling.

Also, as your score is 200 out of 720, chances to even get any Private MBBS Colleges in Maharashtra from MCC AIQ (15%) Counselling is negligible.

Hello!

Yes, you are eligible to give NEET next year. The following are the eligibility criteria for NEET-

• The candidates must have passed 10+2 or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology and English as core subjects from a recognized board.
• The eligibility marks in class 12 for appearing NEET are aggregate

Hi

Yes, you can definitely give neet for the 3rd time in 2023 or as many times as you want .

This is because,

For Neet examination there is no attempt limit  for neet

For your reference,

Here's the eligibility criteria for NEET :-

-------------------) Qualification required :-As per Neet