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Hi student,

No, if  you haven't applied for your board exam you can't get pass. You must apply for the exam. First you have to apply for the exam and then take the exam ( if necessary). Then only you will get result.

Hope this information is useful. Feel free

Hi

With 109 marks, your chances of getting any medical/dental college be it government or private is extremely low .

This is because,

In order to be eligible for getting admission in MBBS BDS etc you must qualify Neet examination but with 109 marks your chances of qualifying neet is

You can give 12th board exam from nios of pcm or you will also take toc

Hi,

The graduation year can be 2019 because the exams were over in 2019 & maybe the results were delayed till June, 2020 due to the pandemic. However, you can check your result certificate where it will be mentioned when you have passed your graduation or you can also check

Hello Aspirant,

The details which are editable in NEET Application form :-

-->> Personal details - Father’s/mother’s name, date of birth, gender, birthplace, eligibility for 15% AIQ, ID card details among others

-->> Exam preference details - Medium of question paper, NEET exam centres 2021 preferences

-->> Academic details -

Hey Aspirant,

Bachelor of Ayurvedic medicine and surgery (BAMS) is a five-year undergraduate program teaching students about traditional Ayurveda and its uses. Your passing year will be 2019 as you completed your degree in that year. The result was declared later which is fine making you a student pass-out of

Dear Aspirant,

According to previous year cut off trends for NEET , you have very less chances to get any medical colleges with MBBS/BDS courses through NEET counselling based on your rank and caste category.

but,

you  need to remember that , every year's cutoff of NEET depends on some

Hi Akhil,

Look its simple, there is no fixed or rigid system on which IIM’s and other top institutes admit their students. Most of them have cutoffs that are not known to the general public and it keeps changing  nearly every year.

So its a simple decision, you cannot change

Dear Student ,

As per previous year cut off trends of NEET , the qualifying marks for open category was 147 for 2020 and 134 for 2019 . So, based on these cut-offs , you have very less chances to get any good private/ govt colleges for pursuing MBBS/BDS course

Hello Dear,

It is difficult to predict the college. According to you, you got 7325 rank in TS EAMCET 2021. So,  there is chance to get admission in PJTSAU for food science or agriculture course

You can predict colleges from the link given below :- https://www.careers360.com/ts-eamcet-college-predictor

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