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With a NEET score of 120, it may be challenging to secure admission into BAMS in government colleges, as the cutoff is generally higher for general category students. However, you may have a chance in private colleges, especially under the management quota, where the cutoff could be lower. It's advisable

With 310 marks in NEET, you may have a chance to get admission to a semi-government BAMS college, depending on the cutoff for that year. Semi-government colleges typically have lower cutoffs than fully government colleges, but the competition is still high. Cutoffs can vary based on factors such as state

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With a score of 85 marks in NEET 2024 , your chances of getting a BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery) seat under the management quota will depend on several factors, including:

- The college's location (state/private)

- Cutoffs for BDS management seats in different colleges

- Your category

With 85 marks in NEET 2024, it will be difficult to secure a BDS seat, even under full management quota, as you may not meet the qualifying criteria for NEET. Check private dental colleges with lenient admission policies for management quota seats. You could also explore dental colleges abroad where

With an All India Ranking of 585,275 in NEET under the SC category, it may be difficult to secure a government seat for BAMS in Karnataka, as the cutoff for SC category students in government colleges usually ranges from 50,000 to 150,000 for BAMS. However, you may still have a

The Telangana B.Com admission 2024 will be conducted through the DOST admission. The DOST application process is expected to begin in May 2024, BENGALURU: The Karnataka government issued a government order on Wednesday restricting the degree programmes in the state to three years. The UG programmes will not have the

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With 362 marks in SC category, MBBS in government colleges is difficult because SC cut-off in those states also crosses 420–450 marks. For BDS, you may have chances in some private dental colleges under state counselling. For BAMS, the chances are slightly better since

For Rajasthan, the competition is tougher because the number of colleges is limited, so with 362 in SC, MBBS is not possible. In Karnataka, because of a large number of private colleges, you may get a chance for BDS or BAMS, especially under reserved quota seats. MBBS, however, still remains

No, taking a VHSE Dairy Farm course wouldn't directly qualify you for a B.Sc. Nursing program in India.

Most B.Sc. Nursing programs in India require candidates to have completed their 10+2 (class 12th) with Science stream subjects (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology) as the core subjects. Some universities might accept candidates