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Dear student,

If you're a female candidate with 265 marks in NEET 2025 applying to ASCOMS Jammu under the Hindu Minority Quota, chances of getting a seat are quite low. In 2024, most students admitted under this quota had scores above 300, with many even crossing 400. While a few rare cases were admitted with lower marks, those are exceptions and not the norm.

The cutoff for 2025 is expected to stay close to last year’s trend. ASCOMS is a competitive private college, and even for minority quotas, cutoffs don’t usually fall this low. A score of 265 is below what’s typically needed.

You may want to explore other private colleges with lower cutoffs or consider repeating NEET for a better score. Keep an eye on official updates from JKBOPEE for any changes in the cutoff trends.

Hey! So if you’re thinking about MBBS, here’s a quick overview of the fee structure and marks needed, written just like an intern would explain it.

For government medical colleges, the fees are usually much more affordable. It can range from around fifty thousand to one lakh per year depending on the state. Some states even have lower fees for students under certain categories like SC, ST, or OBC.

On the other hand, private colleges can be a lot more expensive. Fees can go up to ten lakh or more per year, especially if it's under the management or NRI quota. Deemed universities also fall into the higher fee bracket.

Now coming to the marks; to get a government MBBS seat, your NEET score should ideally be above 600 for General category, especially through the All India Quota. For OBC, SC, or ST categories, the cutoff is usually lower, maybe around 500 to 580, depending on the state and seat availability.

If you're okay with a private college, then even scores between 250 to 450 can get you a seat, but the fees are higher. Just remember that cutoffs vary each year based on difficulty, competition, and seat intake.

All the best!

Hello

As per your mentioned query , for getting admission into MBBS you have to give entrance exam known as NEET . NEET is a national level of entrance exam which requires lot lf hardwork. Now come to the required marks , so the neet exam is of 720 marks. And the cutoff depends on the factor of difficulty level of exam and number of students attempt the exam. But as per the cutoff of 2024 , for

• General it is 720-162
• General PH 161-144
• SC/ST/OBC 161-127
• SC/OBC PH 143-127
• ST - PH 142-127

Now come to the fees structure , it varies from college to college. It also depends on the type of institution either it is goverment or private. The fees ranges between Rs. 15,000 to Rs. 90 Lakhs.

To know more , refer this :

https://www.careers360.com/courses/mbbs-bachelor-of-medicine-bachelor-of-surgery

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Hello aspirant,

Yes, mobile phones are allowed to use in the hostel.

However, it varies from college to college and from hostel to hostel.  While some student residence halls permit cell phone use, mobile phones are not permitted on college campuses.

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Hope this information helps you

Dear student,

With a NEET score of 305, you are eligible to apply for management quota seats in Gujarat, as it is above the minimum qualifying mark. However, getting admission will depend on the specific cutoffs of individual colleges, which can vary each year.

Private colleges often have lower cutoffs for management quota, so there is a chance—especially in lesser-known colleges or during the final counselling rounds if seats remain vacant. Still, competition is high, and admission is not guaranteed.

It’s best to keep track of official counselling updates and college-wise cutoffs to know where you stand.

Hello aspirant,

The score that genuinely aids in admission to a medical school is the NEET cutoff.  It shows the lowest qualifying percentile that applicants need to achieve in order to be admitted.  In order to be eligible for counseling, one must pass the NEET cut-off.  Getting a seat will be easier if your score is higher than the NEET cut-off.

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Hope this information helps you

Hello aspirant,

Admissions for the 2025 BSc Biotechnology program are primarily determined by merit or admission exams.  In order to be eligible for admission to the BSc Biotechnology program, candidates must have finished their 10+2.  The most popular entrance exam for applicants seeking admission to a BSc Biotechnology program is CUET.  CUET 2025 was held by the NTA between May 15 and May 31, 2025.

Dear student,

If you scored 39 marks in KCET 2025 , your expected rank would likely be above 180,000 , based on recent trends. This score falls in the lower range, so getting a seat in top engineering colleges or popular branches will be difficult.

However, you may still have a chance in less competitive colleges or branches with lower demand , especially during the later rounds of counselling. Admission also depends on your PUC (12th board) marks , since KCET rank is calculated using both.

For better clarity, keep an eye on the official cutoff lists and counselling updates from KEA.

Dear student,

It depends on which exam you're referring to and what your score is. What’s considered a good mark can vary a lot depending on the exam and how others performed. Share a few more details, and I’ll help you figure it out.

Dear student,

Yes, most colleges do provide hostel accommodation for 1st-year students, but it depends on availability and your college's policy. Some colleges allot hostels based on merit or distance from home, so it's best to apply early and check with your college directly.