Your CGPA of 5.5 is slightly below many NITs’ ST thresholds, but it's exactly at IIT Jodhpur’s minimum requirement. More importantly, there’s historical flexibility several ST candidates with CGPAs of 5.8 to 6.0 have gained admission, and peer discussions suggest that sometimes institutes do consider applications with a CGPA a

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Whether you will get a medical seat in government college depends upon cut off this year.

Cut off changes each year and can not be predicted now. It depends upon seat intake, number of candidates appeared , difficulty level of exam, previous year's cut off etc.

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Admissions to any universities or colleges are given based on your rank. Based on your overall percentile your rank could be between 54526 - 61295 approximately. 94.67 is a good percentile and considering you are from SC category, you might get admission in some NITs.

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Answering to your question ,
The likelihood of your acceptance hinges on the number of withdrawals during the current academic year. It's not feasible to assess this based on past academic years. It's advisable to reach out to someone at the college for more

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I advice to get a PWD certificate in first instance from the Medical Authority or CMO and later on you can apply for the PWD reservation in the NEET exam. PWD has reservation in the NEET upto 5 % and if you obtain

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As per your question, YES there are high chances for you to get a seat in the veternary department. However, remember that cutoffs vary from one year to the another. And it is all dependable upon the level of the exam paper.

Refer

The 7.5% reservation in medical admissions for government school students is currently applicable only in Tamil Nadu, and it benefits students who have studied from class 6 to 12 in state government schools. Since you studied in a government school from class 9 to 12, you would be eligible only