Hey aspirant,

Yeah, you might be get Veterinary College with this marks but chances are higher due to low marks. For Veterinary through good government college your marks should be above 200+. If you are general, there are lot of candidates whose score is comparable to you. Don't worry just

Hello, good evening.

So buddy you can pursue BDS ( bachelor's in dental surgery) from either a government college or private college .

Cut off for both colleges are different. You can apply for counselling either in AIQ (ALL INDIA QUOTA) or in STATE COUNSELING.

• Cutoff is according to caste.

Hello aspirant,

After class 12, MBBS and BDS are among the most popular medical programmes in India, however there are also other prestigious programmes that don't require passing the NEET test. The possibility of medical education after 12th grade without NEET 2022 must have come up at some time for

Dear aspirant

First of all you need to qualify NEET exam to get admission in any govt or private BAMS college.

By seeing your expected marks it's very hard that you will get qualify NEET exam. If we see last year neet qualifying marks then it was 137 marks for

hello dear aspirant!

for 450 marks, you can estimate your rank for 2022 NEET to be

between 130000 and 150000, around

however, it is difficult to predict state rank per say, now that results are not out!

Your predicted overall percentile ranges from 93.39 to 93.89.

for more accurate prediction

Hi,

340 marks in neet 2022 are not suffice for government mbbs seat, but surely you have a little chance for government BAMS seat.

The Ayush ministry is responsible for admission to bams colleges. The expected minimum cutoff marks for sc candidates is around 86 marks.

The bams cutoff varies

Hi,

the minimum NEET UG 2022 cut off percentile for the general category to qualify for the entrance exam is 50th i.e. you need to have a minimum of 147 marks to be deemed as 'passed'.

So, you are not even qualifying the neet exam let alon admission in bams.

Hello,

Yes, you are eligible for NEET. There is no such rule given by National Testing Agency (NTA) which states that open school students are not eligible for NEET.

So, as you have done your high school from open school, you are absolutely eligible for NEET. Start preparing for it

Hello,

It's tough to make exact predictions as cut-offs vary every year based on various factors such as

total number of candidates appearing for the exam

difficulty level of the paper

top NEET scores

reservation

seat matrix, etc..

however If we go by NEET 2020-offs for SC under 85% state