NEET 2020
Hi there,
For management quota, the cut of for OBC category is 40 percentile ie, about 107 marks out off the total marks ie 720.
You can see here the procedure for applying in the management quota seats in deemed or private institutions in Kerala: https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/mbbs-admission-through-management-quota
Please note that the
Hello aspirant
Its difficult to predict the college based in your as it varies every year depending on several factors like difficulty level of examination and no. Of candidates applied.
However based on your marks and category, you have chances to get BAMS seat under state qouta as previous years
Hii
As per previous year trend, your chances for getting any of seat in MBBS government college in gujrat is very low. For your score you have chances for dental college like- Ahemdabad dental college, karnavarti school of dentistry etc.
To predict your college use this predictor https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer
Hope it
Hello Student
According to your category and marks there are very less chances for you to get a MBBS/BDS collage this year but you can definately go for other courses like BAMS and BHMS . if you can Afford then you should go for MBBS in a Private medical collage
Hey,
Regarding your query at first I would like to inform you that without officially released cut-off details by Commissionerate of Common Entrance Test (CET), Maharashtra, the responsible authority to conduct NEET UG 2020 in Maharashtra, we can't make any accurate comment about the cut-off details of any Government and
Hello,
Yes you are eligible for aayush courses.
Last date for registration through all India quota counselling is December 2 .
So hurry up !
You may get admission in Uttar Pradesh .
Or you can apply for state counselling later after all India quota counselling finishes.
The first round
Hello manish,
Based on previous year cut-off, to attain a BDS seat in a government dental college, a candidate is required to score a minimum of 450 marks in NEET. A minimum of 50th percentile under general category for those who seek admissions in private dental colleges is a requirement.
Hello Sejal ,
Since you have not mentioned your category , I assume you belong to general category. This year as the cutoffs have gone up , being a general candidate you need minimum 500+ to stand a chance for government medical seat. Even if you try under the home
Dear aspirant
Every year neet cutoff varies based on different facts like number of students appeared for the exam, number of students qualified for the exam, toughness of the paper and the previous year cutoff marks.
The minimum marks required by a general category student to get into any better
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