Hello aspirant ,

The Karnataka government has decided not to make the Common Entrance Test (CET) mandatory for candidates hoping to secure admission to B.Sc. courses.

In order to take admissions in one of the B.Sc Nursing colleges in Maharashtra, aspirants will either have to sit for an entrance test

Hello dear,

I hope you are doing good. So sorry to say but you have no chances of getting admission in government Quota for  BHMS course because as you mentioned your 230 marks which is below the cut-off.

As per the previous year Cut-off for BHMS course is 350+ marks

Hello aspirant,

I hope you are doing well and good. Yes you may get any good government college with the such marks you expecting in NEET because according to previous year cutoff if All India Quota Cutoff marks for OBC students for BHMS course is 133+ marks. Sor you have

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If your child had a Ward of Insured Persons certificate and your insurance has completed almost ten years, you are eligible for seeking the benefit of IP quota in NEET counseling and getting admission in ESIC colleges. Other than this, the income constraint suggests that monthly earnings should

Hello Buddy! Hope you're doing good.

For knowing about the opening and closing rank, or the alloment details, you can visit the website given below for previous year cutoff trend.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-pg-cut-off

You can also predict your possibility of getting admission in any of the institute with your preffered course via

Hi Raghuveer,

Hope you are doing well. NEET PG cut off for candidates belonging to General category is 50th percentile, while for SC/ST/OBC aspirants, it is 40th percentile. Last year (i.e. 2020), cutoff score for General Category was 366, while that for OBC was 319 and the cutoff score in

Sir,

If your child  is completing his/her 12th standard in Karnataka .Then the home state quota for your child is Karnataka  and other state quota will be other part in India for any entrance exam.

Hope you are  satisfied with the answer .

If you have any queries ,feel free

Hello aspirant.

The fee structure of all colleges, including management quota seats as in your case, is always mentioned on their official websites. Usually, many medical colleges offering management quota seats keep the same fee structure all throughout 4.5 years, for example, colleges in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. However, private

Hello Aspirant,

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

So on such marks and category you have good chances of getting Private seats in some medical colleges in Telangana under state quota but not government seats according to previous year's cut-off. As we go through