NEET
Hello,
Admission to Private college in Madhya Pradesh through state quota and SC category can be achieved through the score you obtained in NEET examination.
There are a number of private colleges where you can secure your admission, stating some of them below :-
Hello aspirant
All india quota counseling cut off marks for BVSC course conducted by VCI for different categories in NEET 2020 is mentioned below
Gen- Air 61920 and 532 marks
Obc- Air 58566 and 536 marks
EWS- Air 52911 and 544 marks
Sc- Air 169213 and 414 marks
St -
Hello aspirant,
According to your marks in NEET 2021 which is 176 , your corresponding expected rank would be 671419 - 701456 and you are from ST category. So you may try to opt for private medical colleges through management quota or can also try for other courses or streams..
hope you are doing well
Rules regarding requirement of a gap certificate for MBBS admission differ from state to state.
It is recommended that you keep it ready to avoid any last minute disappointment / rush to get it.
thank you
Cut off for colleges change every depending upon several factors such as -
• Number of applicants in NEET exam
• NEET question paper difficulty level
• Score of the candidates in NEET 2021 result
• MBBS/BDS seat matrix 2021
NEET 2020 Cut-off goes like :-
• General /EWS-
Hello ! You can get admission in private colleges that offers MBBS/ BDS admission. Below are some of the college that you can check
BVP, Sangli
Dr DY patil medical college Kolhapur
Meenakshi medical college TamilNadu
GITAM institute of medical sciences , Andhra Pradesh
Santosh medical College Ghaziabad
ACS medical
Hello Candidate
First I would like to wish you the success on your journey starting now , I would like to guide you through all the details but its not possible here on one go Still I can provide you with the link that guides you and provide you immense
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Medical & Dental aspirants, after successfully appearing for their entrance examination, are keen to know which college will be allotted to them. This is because the competition level is high and even a single mark makes a whole lot of difference. To help candidates solve their query, Careers360
Hi,
I hope you are doing well.
first and foremost rule is stick to the NCERT. Any concept that is not mentioned in the NCERT shouldn't be touched as of now. Keep it for extra lessons. Firstly complete the NCERT, you may take help from some standard books like H.
Yes, if you have a domicile, then you are eligible to apply in CG as well. Domicile allows you to apply for admissions in the state you have your domicile of.
I wish you good luck!
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