Hi,

I would like to tell you that there may be possibility that while appearing in the MCC counselling or the state counselling, you should apply for the OBC category while filling the application form. Since the exam is going to be conducted in a few days, so you can't

Hi,

The cut off of colleges vary every year based on various factors. So an accurate prediction is not possible. Based on previous year data you have less chances in AIQ seats. As for the state quota you have chances in BDS seats of following colleges

Adhiparasakthi Dental College and

Hello aspirant,

Your AIR rank of 36,963 is pretty high. With this, the chances are less to get a seat in All India Quota seats (15%0 but since you have a domicile of Himachal Pradesh, you can easily get into a number of government and private colleges for MBBS or

Hi aspirant,

As per the marks you have scored, it seems difficult to get admission for MBBS, for both All India quota seats and 85% state quota seats at any medical college in Karnataka. Though, you can get admission for management quota seats at private medical colleges in Karnataka, and

Hello there!

You have a fair chance of getting a seat in Government Medical College of Rajasthan. You should apply for the 85% State Quota Counselling to secure a seat. Some Government Medical College where you have a chance are:

1. GMC, Bharatpur

2. GMC, Churu

3. GMC, Dungarpur

All

Hi aspirant,

According to previous years cutoff w ith 535 marks you have chance to get BAMS colleges in all India quota. And also you have chance to get seat in VS.  But the cutoff marks change every year. It's depends upon number of students that appeared in examination, number

Hello there!

Going by the previous trends of state wise cut offs, Bihar tends to set it's cut off higher than that of West Bengal. The quality of education is similar in both of these states. Since, the student is getting a good marks, he should try for Bihar's Government

Hello!

Currently only the colleges of Karnataka, Uttarkhand and Himachal Pradesh have reservation quota for Kashmiri migrants. In Karnataka MBBS colleges, Kashmiri migrants will have one seat reserved. In order to apply under this quota in the colleges of these states, you must produce migration certificate issued by the DC

Hello,

As 85% of seats are alloted to State Quota

for Admission In either UG/PG you need to score atleat 40%  If You belong to SC category in NEET

To get an Idea of exactly how much  you have to score for admission in CNMC to get a seat through