hello,

First of all, you can check the cutoffs for your states here:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off

Now back to your score. Given your predicament and the score of 291, you might stand a Chance to get admission in a private college. Under the reserved catagory, you might even get a seat in

Dear Shruti

Yes,I understand your concern about your confusion regarding NEET 70 :30 formula.According to this formula , 70% seats are reserved for students in their region or districts and remaining 30% seats from other states for medical colleges.This is officially declared by Maharashtra government on Tuesday that there would

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Yes ,you  could surely get  good college in kect but now it's too late as counciling started earlier in may every one seeking for good college here . But you can still now hope to get renowned college as a number of applicants draw back their steps after counseling for

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Hello,

You have not mentioned your category so it is difficult to say but if I assume that you belong to general category.  Yes you might get admissions in government medical colleges in West Bengal. You can look through state quota then that might increase your chances a bit. Obviously

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National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET-UG) is planned on September 13. In order to ensure proper social distancing inside the examination halls, the candidates will be seated in alternate seats in case of JEE-Mains. In the case of NEET, the number of candidates per room has been reduced from 24