Hey,

Sorry to say but your marks are quite low and it's seem difficult for you to grab a seat in the Armed force medical college for the BDS course. You have not mentioned your category so this answer is completely based on the thinking that you belong to an

Hey,

Your marks is quite low to be eligible for any MBBS seat. The cut off for last year Gujarat MBBS state quota was around 250 marks.

The cut off this year is higher than the last year and hence the chances of cut off coming down seems a bit

Hello student ,

If we consider previous year cut off then you have less chances to get gov. college but as you know cut off changes every year that's why it would be tough to tell you exactly so here i am providing you a link which will give you

If you look at the notification http://www.updgme.in/docs/9942160.pdf, at this point in time, the schedule for Round 1 has been released. If you look at the prospectus http://www.updgme.in/docs/996UPNEET%20UG-2020%20BROCHURE.pdf, 2nd round tentative schedule has been mentioned as well. So if you do not want to appear for Round 1, you can register

Hello there!

With a score of 443, it's a bit difficult to give surity about admission in Indian Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Jalna. As per the last year's cut off, it is observed that a score of 440 was the cut off under Muslim Minority reservation category. Since,

The process is called Free exit. It means when a Candidate has been allotted a seat and even if the Candidate does not report/join the allotted college he/she would not be penalised and will be eligible for subsequent round. So there is no process per se. You don't have to

As per previous year's cutoff, the chances are less to get MBBS seat in a government medical college in Uttar Pradesh. But you have good chances of admission in private medical colleges like:

Subharti Medical College, Meerut

Sri Rammurti Smarak Institute of Medical Sciences, Bareilly

Career Institute of Medical Sciences,