Hello Siddhi,

First of all the chances of getting Bonus in any of the questions of NEET examination is very negligible . National Testing Agency (NTA) never gives this opportunity as all the questions are cross checked many times. There may be some controversies between students and NTA, but NTA

Dear aspirant

You have very good marks to get admission in good private medical colleges in all india quota counseling or any other state counseling.

If you are attending all india counseling for private/ deemed college then best option for you are

• Kasturba medical College, Manipal
• Hamdard Institute of Medical

Dear aspirant

You haven't mentioned your category I'll assume you belong to Gen category, please try to mention category in your all queries if you want to know your chances.

NIA, Jaipur comes under central university and it's counseling is conducted by all india Ayush counseling.

Neet 2021 cut off

Dear aspirant

In uttar pradesh there is only one govt dental college that is in kgmu, so cut off goes very high for that.

Neet 2021 cut off marks for BDS seat in govt college through uttar pradesh state quota counseling was AIR 26472 in OBC category in second round

Hi,

Neet examination in San entrance conducted for admission to courses like MBBS BDS BA MS BHMS etc. The minimum qualifying percentile for general category is 50 and for SC or St categories 40.

With your marks it is difficult to get admission to any colleges including government as well

15% seats of NEET 2022 are reserved for SC  category. As per the announcement of NTA , the cut off for SC/ST/OBC for NEET 2022 is 137-108. So there are chances of getting MBBS admission. Best of Luck

Hello

You have a very slim possibility of being accepted into MBBS and BDS programmes at both public and private colleges. However, you can attempt paramedical and Ayush courses in private colleges if you so choose.

I hope this answers your question.

Thanks

Hello Aspirant,

Yes , You can easily get a Government College for BAMS Undergraduate Programme. For general or unreserved category one should score more than 113 marks in the NEET exam  to be eligible for admission in a government college, and for SC/ST Category one should score more than 86

NEET cutoff percentile for the overall class is 50th and for SC/ST/OBC it is 40th. Beforehand, NEET cutoff good grades for the overall classification was 720-138, while for SC/ST/OBC it was 137-108. Now, for admission to government clinical universities, there are two sorts of seats. All India Quota seats and

hello aspirant

Since you mentioned that you belong to the open category. So, looking at the previous year NEET Cutoff for general Category student, you have less chances of getting BDS in Government medical Colleges under the above mentioned marks. Based on previous year trends, it has been observed that