Hi,

With the marks of 442 in NEET 2021 and also belonging to bce category, the chances of getting a seat in the government medical colleges is very difficult enough. Rather you may try for private medical colleges which might be quite possible enough. For more information refer to https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_cp

Hi,

With the marks of 400 in neet and also belonging to the bcb category, the chances of getting a seat in the government dental colleges is very difficult. As because the cutoff goes much higher. Rather you may try for private medical colleges in telegana for bds . These

Hello Aspirant,

• hope you are doing well, the cutoff varies each year according to a lot of parameters.
• since you are interested in BAMS according to last year a general category candidate with 420+ marks can easily get admission in a government BAMS college.
• This means you hold a good

No despite having OBC quota then also your chances of getting a government Medical college are nearly zero , however you can try for affordable private medical colleges via Management Quota , for more information on private medical colleges  refer this link below

https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-private-medical-colleges-in-india

Do check out NEET college predictor

HELLO Neha

The counselling conducting authorities will announce the NEET 2021 counselling dates. As of now, for admission to government medical and dental colleges for 15% All India Quota (AIQ) seats and 100% seats in deemed/central universities, ESIC/AFMS institutes, AIIMS, and JIPMER, MCC will announce the NEET counselling 2021 dates.

Hello Aspirant,

See it is quite difficult to help you with the exact list of colleges as the counselling is yet to be conducted and the cut-offs keep on changing every year but yes we can provide you the list of colleges that you can get based on previous years

Hello Aspirant ,

• It is quite difficult to to get a bds college in this marks under state quota. you can probably get admissions in any of the private colleges of your state.
• all you can do is wait for the state merit list to be released and then apply