Private Medical College
Hello aspirant,
It's quite difficult to predict that whether you will get seat or not as cut off marks/rank for medical colleges keeps changing every year depending upon various factors like number of students that appeared in the exam, kind of marks obtained by them , toughness level of the examination etc. As you mention with 164 marks and from OBC category you have low chance to get seat in private college in UP.
For more information you can visit NEET Rank Predictor
https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-rank-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_rp
For more information you can visit NEET College Predictor
https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_cp
I hope this information helps you.
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Dear Aspirant, reservation policy is applicable in government quota. Every private medical and dental college 50 per cent of its total seats as government quota seats. The fees structure is similar for all the candidates. I hope you are clear now. If you have any other queries feel free to ask. All The Best!!!
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The decision on seat reservation of NEET 2021 will benefit nearly 1,500 OBC and 550 EWS candidates. Earlier the NEET-UG reservations for OBC and EWS were provided to central universities. Now, the reservation will be provided to state medical and dental colleges under All India scheme. Candidates must note that the NEET reservation criteria 2021 is directed under reservation guidelines of the Government of India (GOI). Besides EWS and OBC, 15% seats for Scheduled Caste (SC) and 7.5% seats for Scheduled Tribe (ST). Medical aspirants must fill their reservation criteria of NEET-UG while registering for NEET 2021 admissions
NEET Reservation Criteria 2021: EWS, OBC, PWD, SC, ST & Others
In every state, 85% of seats are reserved under State Quota candidates and NEET 2021 reservation criteria for them is decided by the concerned state authorities. NEET is the single undergraduate national-level medical entrance examination that was conducted on September 12 for admission to 83,075 MBBS and 26,949 BDS seats offered in the medical-dental colleges of India. For more details on the reservation criteria of NEET, candidates are advised to refer to the articles that follow
NEET Reservation Criteria 2021
As per the latest update, NEET 2021 reservation criteria will be provided to 27% OBC and 10% EWS categories. Out of total seats in all government MBBS/BDS colleges, 15% will be reserved for All India Quota (AIQ) seats. The seats under the 15% AIQ scheme will be allotted through NEET-UG reservation criteria. Earlier, the Supreme Court introduced NEET reservation to 15% seats for SC and 7.5% seats for ST categories. While, the 27% OBC reservation for NEET admissions were implemented in Central universities only. However, it was not extended to AIQ seats of state MBBS and BDS colleges.
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As you have mentioned, you have Delhi domicile but are willing to take admission in a private medical college in Bihar- for that you must register for the state counselling of Bihar. Only for admission in deemed medical colleges or government ones, you must register for All India Counselling.
Yes as Bihar is an open state you can apply for private colleges of Bihar being a non domicile candidate.
Here is a list of colleges you can apply in:
Greetings aspirant!
As you have mentioned, you have Delhi domicile but are willing to take admission in a private medical college in Bihar- for that you must register for the state counselling of Bihar. Only for admission in deemed medical colleges or government ones, you must register for All India Counselling. However, with a score of 400, your chances of getting a private seat is quite low as you do not have Bihar domicile.
Hope it helps! All the best.
I hope you are doing well and good. Congratulations on performing well in NEET examination. As you scored 522 marks which is pretty good score to grab a seat in government college in MBBS course but it's too early to predict is very difficult because every year cut-off marks varies, but according to previous year cut-off marks you have good chances of getting admission in government college if not you will get private medical college definitely.
BAMS Colleges in India: Famous for its rich culture and heritage, there are a total of 273 BAMS colleges in India, Out of which, 223 BAMS colleges in India are private and the rest 53 are government-owned. Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery, commonly known as BAMS is an undergraduate degree for candidates who want to get trained in the concepts of Ayurveda. Admission to BAMS colleges in India is conducted on the grounds of one of the top medical entrance exams of India, NEET
Yes at 318 marks and OBC reservation there is a very high probability of you getting a private BAMS/BHMS college as the past year trends have clearly reflected students getting BAMS / BHMS seats at 250-270+ marks
Some colleges for BAMS that you can target are provided in the link below
https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-medical-colleges-in-india?ownership=Private°ree=B.A.M.S.
Hello there, student!
Several private medical and dentistry schools have required students to submit a bank guarantee. However, it is entirely dependent on the institution and the bank as to what elements they adhere to in various states; I would urge you to ask with the respective bank as well as the college.
Dear Aspirant,
There are many states in India that have open state counselling for other state students in private medical colleges. Some of these states are:
Every state has 85% reservation for their domicile, thus only 15% is under the all-India quota. So if you want a seat in a government college you can get only through your state domicile or through All-India quota. For private college seat, you can try in the above mentioned states where they have open state counselling.
Hope it helps.
All the best!
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