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YES, you can do and pursue BMLT ( Bachelors in Lab technitian) Course while preparing for NEET exam. Any student interested to become lab technician need to pursue a bachelors degree in medical laboratory technology(BMLT) . It is a 3 year undergraduate course. The eligibility criteria for BMLT

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You have not mentioned the category you belong to. However, the possibility are 50/50. Depending on your category and state of residence, you may or may not acquire a seat for the MBBS programme with 470 NEET exam points.

However, If you fall into the general category, you might

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You have not mentioned the category you belong to and the state. However, the odds are 50/50. Depending on your category and state of residence, you may or may not acquire a seat for the MBBS programme with 450 NEET exam points.

But if I were to give you

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Wth the above mentioned marks in NEET IN SC CATEGORY....and looking at the previous year NEET CUTOFF, you have good chances of getting some good government medical colleges. The required marks for SC candidates in order to get government medical colleges is around 450-500+ in NEET. So you

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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 based on previous years cut-off data.

So according to the data, on

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Yes! You can crack. For Biology, read ncert text book line by line. Practice diagrams thoroughly. By this you can score 320+ in biology. For chemistry,read ncert and practice questions from “MTG neet guide”. It is very best book for practice. It has more numbers of questions to

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As per your query According to the previous years trends the expected cutoff marks of NEET 2022 for OBC NCL category is 137-108 and cutoff percentile is 40th

for more information about cutoffs for neet 2022 visit this link below
https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off

Hope you found it helpful
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The chances of you getting a veterinary seat depends upon which category you are from. If you are from any reserved categories such as scheduled caste (sc) or scheduled tribes(st) the chances of you getting is sure. But  if you are from general category the chances are a bit low.

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It is absolutely okay if you are not prepared well for the NEET examination and decided to choose another subject but you must understand which subject jn bsc has better future opportunities.

See, I would suggest you to go for professional consent rather thaj bsc because alone bsc