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Hello Dear Student,
Getting a government BHMS seat with 297 marks and an AIR of ~6.07 lakh is unlikely, even with UP OBC and Ex-Serviceman state quotas. Safe scores for government AYUSH/BHMS seats generally start above 400–450+ marks for reserved categories, as cutoffs remain much higher than your current score.
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With 480 marks and an AIR of 118,658 under the 3A category with Karnataka domicile, your daughter has a fair chance of securing a government quota seat in a private medical college during Round 2 or the Mop-Up round of KEA Counselling.
Yes, getting JEC Jabalpur in Round 2 for core branches depends on your JEE Main rank, where general category closing ranks typically range from roughly 62,000 to over 204,000 depending on the specific engineering discipline.
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No, if your family income is more than 8 lakhs per year, you cannot claim reservation benefits under the OBC-NCL (Non-Creamy Layer) or EWS (Economically Weaker Section) categories for NEET. However, you remain fully eligible to claim a regular state quota seat under the General/Unreserved category if
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