A score between a range of 160-164 is approximately 99.23- to 99.43 percentile and that converts to a rank of 6,000-8,000. You haven't mentioned your Category or the Home State you belong to. Nevertheless, going by previous years data, the chances of you securing a seat in various Colleges are

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In neet 2019, 384 marks was the cut off marks that was required for sc category for  getting a  seat in COOCHBEHAR GOVT MEDICAL COLLEGE AND HOSPITAL  under West Bengal State quota

You can check the same at :-

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-west-bengal/amp

But cut off marks  keeps changing every year depending

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The expected marks for grant medical college is 645+ for all Indian quota general category.

For more queries keep asking.

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At 94 percentile your rank will be around 53k and thus your chances of getting NIT BHOPAL is less even through home quota and EWS quota as per previous year cutoffs. You can sit for spot rounds too if you wish you may get lower NITs at this

KCET rank will be calculated by considering the performances in KCET and QE (qualifying examination) as well.I will explain with an example ,let us assume that u have scored 131/180 in KCET and 288/300 in QE,then your % marks in KCET is 72.77% and in QE it is 96% now

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For admissions in king george medical college through all india quota a NEET score of 600+ is needed, with atleast 60% (general category)in PCBE aggregate for 12th standar and 50% for other categories. However for state quota a NEET score of 580+ is enough for you to fetch a

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It's quite difficult to predict marks which is sufficient to get into a medical college as cut off marks  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.

In the recent future, TNEA 2020 cutoff will be released in the form of opening and closing ranks for all category candidates. Still you can see the previous years cutoff. They can not give you an exact idea but its more of a rough estimate to know whether you are

Hello student yes Khalsa college of Veterinary Science, Amritsar is private college established in 2009. Total number of seats offered by KC Veterinary college is 60.

Admission is on the basis of marks obtained in entrance examination CET - GADVASU.

For more updates refer to the link mentioned below -https://www.careers360.com/colleges/khalsa-college-of-veterinary-and-animal-science-amritsar