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NEET cut-off is changing every year so its quite difficult to predict exactly , we can only predict according to last year's cut-off.

During this Academic year 2020-21, 23 MBBS and 3 BDS seats were allocated from Central Pool quota for the wards of Central Armed Police Forces

Hello aspirant,

The previous year cut off for medical colleges in Bihar is listed below-

Katihar Medical College- 491

JLNMC Bhagalpur-612

SKMC Muzaffarnagar- 612

ESIC Medical College and Hospital, Patna- 612

Vardhaman Institute of Medical Sciences, Pawapuri- 613

You have chances if you wait till the mop-up round. You can

Hello Aspirant

As the cut-off is varying year to year, college to college, and category to category it's getting difficult to predict exactly. As per your category let me tell you that you are eligible for Maharashtra State counseling.

Since you have not mentioned your marks and rank, we cannot

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Looking at the previous year Cutoff for SC category students in NEET, you have less chances of getting any Good Government dental colleges through NEET with the above mentioned score. This is because for SC category students, the required marks in NEET in order to get some good

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Hope you are doing good.

National Eligibility cum Entrance Test(NEET)

NEET -  All India Pre Medical Test(AIPMT) is conducted for students who want to purse undergraduate medical MBBS, BDS and AYUSH courses in our country.

Biology Subject is divided into two sections

1.Botany

2.Zoology

Each contains 45 questions.

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The complete details for the NEET 2023 will be released in the official information bulletin released by National Testing Agency NTA.

****** Following is the ACADEMIC criteria (as per NEET 2022 prospectus) a candidate has to fulfill to be eligible to write the NEET examination.

• Aspirant Must have

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NEET Predominantly covers the NCRT syllabus, while a major section of the question paper is based on NCRT from classes 11 and 12, A considerable portion is also asked beyond the NCERT sources. Its not mandatory that model papers given in NCERT and solutions papers, Papers given for the

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Hope you are doing well!

You just need to be consistent with your studies if you are preparing for NEET. The conpetition for seats in this exam is very high and only the deserving candidates get the seat. It requires lot of hardwork to crack the exam. So

Hello aspirant,

With a score of 400 in NEET, you only have chances of getting into a private or deemed medical college, assuming you belong to the general category.

While deemed medical colleges charge 18.5 lakh to 25 lakh per annum, private colleges in UP charge 12-15 lakh per annum