Hello,

As per previous year cut-offs through AIQ you may have chances for  MBBS in the following deemed universities;

• Raja Rajeswari Medical college Bengaluru
• Bharati Vidyapeeth, Sangli
• Dr. DY Patil, Pune/Navi Mumbai/Kolhapur
• JLN Datta Meghe, Wardha
• Krishna Inst. of Medical college., Karad
• Datta Meghe IMS., Nagpur
• Aarupadai Veedu Medical college,

Hello,

You will attain 17 years as on 18th January of 2024, hence you will be eligible for NEET 2024 provided you fulfill the following criteria;

passed or appearing 10+2 from a recognized board with physics, chemistry, biology and english as core subjects,

attained pcb aggregate inclusive of theory and

Dear aspirant

To get govt MBBS seat in 15% AIQ counseling is quite tough for you at your expected marks as last year cut off marks was almost around 20k all india rank and 600+ marks.

Now as your profile suggest you are from maharastra, so in state counseling of

Hello Aspirant,

See on such score it seems that you could only qualify NEET UG with OBC category, but you can hardly get any college neither for BHMS course nor for any other course but still kindly wait for the cut-offs because it will be released along with the NEET

hello aspirant,

Looking at the previous year NEET Cutoff and your marks and category you mentioned, you have good chances of getting decent Government medical colleges but not the great and top ones. This is because, for general category students, the minimum marks required in NEET to get Government medical

hello aspirant

In some colleges, Candidates do not require to give NEET examination in order to get admission in BPT (Bachelors in Physiotherapy) course, while some colleges conduct their own entrance exam for BPT admissions. But in prder to get admisison for BPT course in NSCBMC jabalpur, you have to

hello aspirant,

According to the disability reservation in NEE, candidates who have 40% or more than 40% of the disability in the vision are not eligible to pursue the Graduate Medical Education.

But candidates who have less than 40% of visual disability are eligible, but they do not qualify for