It's a Question of your Career!

MY DEAR STUDENT,

HERE YOUR QUESTION ANSWER,

Yes, With 316 Mark in NEET 2025 You have Chances to get  a BAMS SEAT in Private and Government Colleges Under reserved catagory or State Quota .

BAMS FEES Structure :-

• For Private Colleges :-  1.5 to 4 lakh per year
• For Government Colleges :- 25,000 to 1,00,000

BEST OF LUCK

THANK YOU.

Hello Aspirant,

With 176 marks in NEET, it will be very difficult to get admission in MBBS in deemed universities, as their cutoffs for MBBS are usually much higher, often above 300–400 marks even in management quota. In the case of NRI or higher fee-paying seats, sometimes colleges may accept lower scores, but 176 marks is quite low even for such seats. Additionally, deemed universities generally have high tuition fees, sometimes ranging from 15 to 25 lakh per year. If you are determined to pursue MBBS, you can either prepare for NEET again next year or explore other medical-related courses like BDS, BAMS, BHMS, BPT, or paramedical courses where cutoffs are relatively lower. Also, private colleges through state counselling might offer seats at lower ranks, but that too would require checking round-wise vacancies.

I hope this clears your doubt. Best wishes for your future.

Hi aspirant,

Pursuing an LLB after an MBA can be a highly smart and advantageous professional move, particularly in today's increasingly complicated business and regulatory context .

1. While an MBA provides a solid foundation in business management, strategy, and leadership, an LLB gives you a thorough understanding of legal principles, compliance, and risk management.
2. This dual qualification gives you a distinct profile, making you especially useful for positions that demand a combination of business acumen and legal competence.
3. The combination of these two degrees can lead to a variety of rewarding job prospects, generally with higher earnings due to the broad skill set gained.

All the best!

Dear student,

With a NEET 2025 score of 242 and belonging to the SC category , your chances of getting a government BAMS seat in Maharashtra are quite low.

The qualifying marks for SC candidates are usually between 113–143 , so you've cleared that. But for actual admission to a government BAMS college , the cutoff for SC has typically been above 350 marks in recent years. So, 242 is well below what’s usually needed.

That said, you're eligible for counselling , and you may have some chances in private BAMS colleges , where cutoffs are lower. It's a good idea to apply there and keep an eye on the state counselling rounds.

• Seniors can be very helpful — they guide you with notes, exam tips, internships, and real-life insights.
• Professors provide core concepts, but many students end up learning deeply on their own through books, YouTube, or peers.
• Best results come from using all three: professors, self-study, and senior guidance.

Yes, you can join a degree college after clearing your Inter 2nd year backlog (via supplementary).

• Government colleges usually don’t allow admission with backlogs.
• Private colleges may offer provisional admission, requiring you to clear the backlog soon.
• Good options include Osmania University colleges, Loyola College, Aurora’s, and private universities like Amity or LPU.

Dear student,

You’re eligible for counselling but won’t get a government MBBS seat with this score in the General category. Your best shot is through private or deemed universities , or considering options abroad.

Dear student,

Here your question answer,

Ager aap 12th ke Baad College kr na Chahte ho to ,

Kis College me kitne Marks se Admission milega ye to College or Depend kr ta Aap kis College me Admission Lena Chate ho ,

Private colleges or Government Colleges me Admission ke Marks alag alag hote hai.

BEST OF LUCK ,

THANK YOU.

Dear Harshali,

to apply msc in Muktainagar college first see which streams are you interested in, then fill up the application form say online which generally open around late July then wait for merit list and do you admission./, as per I know admission are done purely merit based, with no entrance test.

BEST OF LUCK

THANKS

Hello,

Yes, entrance to BVSc programs may be available without NEET at certain private colleges or deemed colleges.

These colleges occasionally grant admissions:

• Based on results from the 12th board exam (PCB stream).
• Through direct admission or their own entrance tests.
• Some colleges also conducted entrance exams for this course.

What should you do?

• Check out the websites of private veterinary colleges in your state or those are close by.
• Verify if admission to BVSc is available without NEET.
• Pay attention to notices of paramedical or veterinary counselling at the state level.