Hello Student

I can understand that this year despite of scoring such a high score you get such a  rank but this shows that how much the Competetion is rising and also the cutoff is going to rise so much high.

Tamil Nadu is a Decent state to take  admission

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Hi Aspirant

With this score, getting seat in any medical course is difficult.

Either you can go for BSc, Pharmacy courses or take a drop, prepare nicely and score good next year.

As top score is 720 this year cut off is very high, getting seat in private college is

Hello,

For getting admission in BAMS College, one should secure 50th percentile for General category and  40th percentile for ST/SC/OBC category. According to your marks there is very less chances for getting admission in BAMS Colleges. Your score should be above 350 marks for getting admission in a Government college

Dear aspirant

At your rank you have almost nil chances to get BAMS in BHU, Varanasi. First round cut off for this college in AIQ ayush counseling for SC category in NEET 2020 is AIR 105176.

Last year cutoff for this college for SC candidate was AIR 107752.

So if

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Hello aspirant

You haven't specified your category nevertheless you have almost no chance in your state  if you are from general category at this much rank so it's better to start your preparation for next year.

First round cut off ranks for rajsthan for different categories in NEET 2020 were

Dear aspirant

No, you can't apply for that, you will be only eligible for that seats if you have domicile of that state and fulfill all the eligibility of Assam State neet counselling. You can apply only in the state from which you belong/ or you have domicile. All the

Hello Student

This is a very nice question as both are from government curriculum but the difference is that the NEET questions are compartively easy in Physics and Chemistry than Ncert whereas they require a fast and precision timing to solve them but the Ncert questions are more calculative .