Dear aspirant

Yes you can definitely get private medical colleges at your marks in your esteemed budget.

You can try in various state counseling for same like open state Uttar Pradesh, rajsthan, bihar, west bengal, Karnataka and Kerala. Kerala have lowest private medical colleges fee's in whole India. You can

Hello Aspirant,

Ews means economically weaker section. This is a reservation given to individuals of the general category who do not have any reservations. The eligibility norms include household earnings being less than INR 8 Lakh per year, less than 5 acres of farming area, and residential flat region must

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Hello Aspirant,

Since you have not mentioned your category so considering it as General.

See it is quite difficult to help you with the exact list of colleges as the cut-offs keep on changing every year but yes we can provide you the list of colleges that you can get

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Ideally, you should have not pursued 11th from 2 schools but still nothing to worry, you won't face any problem.

Just make sure that while filling neet application form, in the section of 11th details give the details of the school from which you have done both 11th &

Hello aspirant,

Hope you doing well

Sorry but for MBBS 183 is very low score even if you belong to OBC category. According to the previous year's cut off trends candidates from OBC category required to score 500+ for government seat and 480+ for Private Colleges. But don't loose hopes

Hello candidate,

Hope you are doing well

Sorry but with the marks you have mentioned above, you are not qualified for any of the medical courses even for private colleges. According to previous year's cut off trends candidates from general category required 50th percentile to qualify, candidates from OBC category