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hello aspirant,

YES, you will be eligible to appear in NEET exam if you reappear in Class 12th as a Private candidate. furthermore, there are no limit in the attempts of the NEET Exam, meaning the candidates can give as many attempts in the NEET exam as he/she wants. So,

Yes! You can apply for the post of Junior Engineer(Electrical), if you meet the following eligibility criteria -

• Nationality ( you can check out the detailed information regarding Nationality from online sources, which are easily accessible).
• You should have done your diploma in electrical engineering from a recognized University/board/institute. (

Hey aspirant

Chances of getting admission for bams with above mark is very low.  Expected minimum cut off will be 113 for general candidate. So with 110 mark it will be difficult to fetch a seat. When we look into previous year pattern closing rank for bams was around 1,90,000.

Dear aspirant !

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colleges offering bsc anesthesia seats without neet

• All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS)
• Aligarh Muslim University (AMU)
• Indira Gandhi Medical College (IGMC)
• Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH)
• Sri Venkateswara Institute of Medical Sciences.
• Mahatma Gandhi Mission Institute of Health

Hey aspirant

120 mark is too low for getting admission in bds. Expected cut off mark for general candidate is 137.  Minimum 350+ mark is needed for admission in dental colleges. Cut off will vary year by year but 350 is the safe score for getting admission for private bds

Dear aspirant

First of all if you are Gen category candidates then there is doubt whether you will qualify NEET 2022 at your expected marks because it's low. Cut off marks for qualifying neet from last two year are 138/720 and 147/720 in respective years. Even in other categories also

Hello student,

Sorry to say but you can not get admission even to any private college with this score. As to get admission to a private college at least you must have qualified the cut-off of NEET and here you are even not qualifying the cut-off of the category you

Dear Aspirant,

The expected cut-off for NEET is 50% for general, 45% for PH candidates, and 40 % for reserved categories. Last year the NEET qualifying marks for 2021 were more than or equal to 138-720 for the general category and 108-137 for OBC/SC/ST categories.

You can predict your college

Hey aspirant

Cut off marks depends on factors like toughness of exam number of candidates appeared, number of seats available etc. . A general candidate  need to score minimum 450+ to get admission in any government bams colleges . For sc/st/ 350+ is enough. Obc 420 is enough. You can