Dear Sebin,

      Understanding that you are seeking admission to undergraduate courses, you can apply for KEA if you have already cleared NEET. 

For further clarifications please visit the link https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/karnataka-mbbs-admission

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Hello chinnu mary,

yes, Forsure you can get admission and get a seat in clinicla management with the help of management qouta, Let me explain you what management qouta and how it helps to give admission to students.

MANAGEMENT QOUTA

Managemnet qouta is tha qouta which help the students to

In accordance to last year NEET Counselling results, chances of getting MS Obs in govt College is less. You may however get MS Obs and Gynae in Private colleges like SRM Chennai, IMS Bhubaneswar etc through management seats.

If you want to pursue in a govt college, then you need

With this rank the chances are less to get a seat for General Medicin All India Quota seats, If you want to check your other admission chances in All India Quota seats, Centeral or Deemed Universities then You can use NEET PG college Predictor tool with the given below link.

Hello Nandini

According to your rank, chances are less of admission to MS Obstetrics and Gynaecology in Government Colleges for All India Quota seats. However, you have decent chances of admission to the other courses such as MD Anatomy, MD Physiology.

Also, you have chances of admission in Diploma in

I would like to know which resevation category.

If you belong to OBC, the chances are meagre for any PG seats.

If you belong to SC/ ST, then you might get non clinical PG seats in Government Colleges. For clinical seats, you may have to wait for subsequent Counselling as

Congratulations on getting such a good rank first of all.

Yes you can surely get the best medical college in your state. In All India Counselling, you can get colleges like Osmania, MAMC Delhi, BJB Pune etc which are also one of the best in the country because of high

This year diploma seats are cancelled.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-pg-cut-off

The cutoff for this year has already been announced. The cutoff is based on the percentile scored by you. Based on your present rank you might have chance to get into a government college. Your state rank is not yet announced but still let' s hope for the best.