hello

Punjab institute of medical sciences Jalandhar have 41 seats under state quota for general category

and the last cut off score was 507, i hope this information is relevant to your question .

here is the link to college to know more

https://pimsj.com/

Hello,

Yes , you can again pay for Deemed Universities in second round so there is no restrictions in that. Of course you have to choose Deemed Universities and pay the security amount of 2lakhs. With this you can appear for Deemed Universities if you do not get a seat

Hello Aspirant,

Addressing the first part of your question ,while attending the All India Quota counselling ,if you happen to get a college allotted at the end of first round , then you have to go ahead and finish the admission procedure if you do not want to lose it,there

Hello Aspirant,

Happy to see your interest in this field.

The Government of India has a rule that only a fixed percentage of the population can join the Army  from a  state  . This is the only Central service in which reservation is based on population. Instead, it should be

Hello Aspirant,

the university had clearly mentioned earlier that students who cleared XI and XII from Punjab and were domiciles were eligible for 85% quota and others would be accommodated in the remaining 15% seats.

So this is all about state quota.

Hope this helps you.

All the best for

Dear Student,

given below is a list of possible colleges in Kerela that you can obtain a medical seat in, based on your marks scored in NEET 2020,

• Government Medical College, Thiruvananthapuram
• Government Medical College, Kannur
• Government Medical College, Kollam
• Government Medical College, Kottayam
• Government Medical College, Ernakulam
• Pariyaram Medical

Hey aspirant,

Based on the marks you have scored in NEET and as per previous year's cutoff, it seems difficult to get admission for MBBS government seat at IRT Medical College, Perundurai under both AIQ and TN state quota. However, you may be able to obtain admission for MBBS management

Hey aspirant,

I believe you have mentioned your NEET score and rank here. On the basis of the marks you have scored in NEET, chances of admission for MBBS government seat under 85% state quota seats seems difficult for your category. However, you will be able to get admission for

Hi aspirant,

I believe you have mentioned your NEET score here and as per previous year's cutoff, you have chances of admission at the following medical colleges in Andhra Pradesh under 85% state quota:

• Maharaja Inst. of Medical Sciences, Vizianagaram
• NRI Inst., of Medical Sciences, Visakhapatnam
• Great Eastern Medical School,