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Hello aspirant,

There are no free seats for any category in medical colleges throughout the country. I am assuming you belong to General-PWD. However, you have fair chances of getting government medical colleges, according to the previous year cut offs-

Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed Medical College, Barpeta- 147

S.S Medical College,

Hello aspirant,

If we look at the previous year cut off, you can get into the following colleges, assuming you belong to the General-PWD category-

Government medical college, Khandwa- 126

VSS Medical College, Burla- 136

Please note that the cut-off varies every year depending on factors such as category of

Hello aspirant

Looking at the previous year NEET cutoff, you have decent chances of getting Government MBBS colleges with the above mentioned rank, The required marks for OBC students to get Government MBBS colleges is around 400-450+ in NEET for safer side.

Further, please note that the above mentioned cutoff

Hi there,

Yes you can definitely give NEET exam as eligibility criteria states that you should have passed 12th with 50% marks in PCB. So your current stream won't be any hindrance.

Hi there,

You may get a private MBBS seat at this marks but to secure a government MBBS seat you should have a score of atleast 500 and above.

Further you may use this link to know which colleges you have chance in-

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-all-india-college-predictor?ici=cp-listing_medicine&icn=NEET-UG-All-India-Counselling-College-Predictor

Dear aspirant

Kalinga institute of medical science, bhubaneswar is deemed medical College and it's counseling take place under AIQ counseling for deemed/private colleges conducted by MCC.

KIMS bhubaneswar cut off marks for NEET 2021 in different rounds was

Round 1 - Air 154202 and 431 marks

Round 2 - Air

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B.Sc Physics aspirants must have at least cleared the 10+2 examination from a recognized Board in the Science stream and must have studied Physics as a mandatory subject at the qualifying level. Admission is merit-based most of the time, but some universities hold entrance exams for admission to BSc

Hello aspirant,

For admission in government medical colleges, a safe score for general category student is 650+

For admission in private medical colleges, a safe score for general category students is 400- 500+ and for admission in deemed medical colleges, any score between 200-500 marks can fetch you a seat.

Hello aspirant,

Yes, you have good chances of getting a seat in government medical colleges. Here is a previous year cut off for your reference, according to your category-

1. Government Medical College, Barmer- 599

2. Government Medical College, Anantpur- 571

3. SV Medical College, Tirupati- 595

4. RIMS, Ongole-