Hello,

Last year 415 marks with respective all india rank of 113688 secured a GMC seat in Autonomous Medical College,(Bahraich), this year there are higher chances of cut-offs increasing,cut-offs vary every year based on multiple factors such as seat matrix, marks obtained in exam, toughness level of paper, total number

Hi aspirant,

As per previous year's cutoff for admission for BDS at Faculty of Dental Sciences at KGMU Lucknow, which is a government dental college, the cutoff was 525 marks. So it is difficult to say whether you will or will not be able to get admission there. However, you

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Congratulations for your NEET score. 595 marks are really good for taking admission into state government medical college.

You may apply for these Medical colleges listed below:-

Hi aspirant,

As per the marks you have scored in NEET, it seems like chances are tough to get admission for MBBS in government or semi-government medical colleges in Uttar Pradesh under both AIQ and state quota. However you may be able to get admission at the following private medical

Hello ajay , yes there are high chances for you to get a private college ,as last year many student got private medical colleges who were around the same marks .

You can predict your rank using this link and can decide to opt for your suitable college.

Rank predictor

Hello Aspirant,

Yes you can get CSE  at LMNIT with this rank.I don't know why are you looking only for this branches it made it possible you are interested in this branches for you want to secure your cold area only in this two branches.

Either you get or do

Hello,

Fees for TS Mishra medical college, Uttar pradhesh :

1. MBBS

1130000 INR - tuition fees

150000 INR - hostel fees

300000- security fee

2. For MD couses , the fee is around 800000 INR per year.

Please follow this link for further assistance:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.careers360.com/colleges/ts-misra-medical-college-and-hospital-lucknow

Hello aspirant,

After the Supreme Court judgement in the case of Purswani Ashutosh through Dr.Kamlesh Virumal Purswani v. Union of India and Ors WP(C) 669/2018, candidates who are visually impaired, if they qualify for neet, they will be allowed to pursue MBBS and continue their studies since there is no