Hello,

If it is your passion to become a doctor and serve others, then you should definitely go for it. Reasons such as many number of students who appear for neet , many doctors around us, etc should not bother you and stop you from fulfilling your dream.

If you

Hello there, the comparison between the colleges and the cutoff given on the website on the basis of previous year results. They are credited on the basis of old results and criterias.

In order to take admission in BVSc and AH course offered by IVRI, Izatnagar this year you need to appear in NEET. In NEET, you will need to get good marks and make it the first counseling list of Veterinary Council of India. Then, you can attend the counseling and

Hello there, hope you are doing good.

The cut off marks and percentage depends upon the category you belong. But the cut off mark for general category is 685-145.

The minimum eligibility criteria for getting admission in Physiotherapy is to  Pass with total 60% marks in 10+2 (with English, Physics,

Hii ,

Every year the admission in government college differ according to the cutoff and the difficulty level of the exam and also on the total number of candidates appeared in the exam.

So the list of overall cutoff of BAMS is listed below.

• For General Category: 490+ to 350+

Hello aspirant,

you hav every low chances to get into same. However, you can try onto for good private medical colleges. To know more, visit here;

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-maharashtra

Also you can use the college predictor tool link given below:

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Thankyou

Hii,

According to your score and Category it is very difficult to predict either you will get chance for the admission in government college or not

Since every year the admission in government college differ according to the cutoff and the difficulty level of the exam and also on the

Greetings, Rupa.

The education eligibility criteria for NEET unreserved candidates mention that  a minimum of 50% has to be obtained in the 10+2 examinations with Physics, Chemistry and Biology (PCB) as the major subjects.

I am sharing a link for further information on this as well as other criterias involved,