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With a NEET score of 231, getting an MBBS seat in a government college is quite difficult, especially under the open category. But don’t worry — there are still many good options available for you in the medical field. You can explore courses like BDS (Dental), BAMS (Ayurveda), BHMS (Homeopathy), and BPT (Physiotherapy) in private or semi-government colleges. You may also get BSc Nursing or Allied Health Science courses, which have strong career scopes in hospitals and labs. If you’re truly passionate about medicine, you can even consider taking a drop and preparing again with more focus. But if you’re open to other medical careers, these options can still lead you to a bright and meaningful future in healthcare.

With a NEET 2025 score of 463 and a rank around 1,01,300, your chances of getting a Government BAMS seat are quite good, especially if you belong to a reserved category like OBC, SC, or ST. In many states, the cutoff for Government BAMS colleges under state quota for reserved categories ranges from 430 to 470 marks , which puts you in a safe zone.

For Government BDS , the competition is higher. In most states, the BDS cutoff for reserved categories falls between 450 and 480 marks , depending on the number of seats and applicants. You may have a fair chance for BDS under the state quota if you are from OBC, SC, or ST category. For General category students, the chances for Government BDS are low with this score.

You are advised to apply through your state counselling process and include both BAMS and BDS options in your choice filling. Keep an eye on the official cutoff trends in your state for more accurate predictions.

With an AIR of 4,71,210 and ST category , admission to government MBBS or BDS colleges is not likely , because even for the ST category, cutoffs for government colleges are generally below 1,50,000 AIR .

The last date to apply for Diploma in Biomedical Engineering depends on the state or institution you are applying to. For most government polytechnic colleges in India, the application process is handled through state-level entrance exams or direct admission portals. In general:

• In Tamil Nadu, the last date to apply for diploma engineering courses including Biomedical Engineering was May 23, 2025 .

• In Delhi, through DSEU (Delhi Skill and Entrepreneurship University), the last date to apply is June 22, 2025 .

• For distance or open learning programs like IGNOU, the application window usually extends up to July 2025 .

• Private polytechnic colleges across India often accept direct applications until June or July , depending on seat availability.

Check the official websites of particular state technical education boards or the specific college they are interested in, as dates may vary from state to state.

Dear Candidate ,
Yes , at 31 years old , you are eligible to apply for most Diploma courses in India - both technical and non - technical .
Some government diploma programs ( especially technical or teaching - related ) may have age restrictions, so check state - wise rules .

Both Santosh Dental College and Inderprastha Dental College are well-regarded, but Santosh Dental College is generally considered slightly better for BDS, particularly in terms of teaching and OPD. Santosh has a stronger focus on practical learning through clinical sessions, providing students with hands-on experience in well-equipped clinics and labs. It also boasts a supportive faculty that provides personalized guidance. While Inderprastha also offers good facilities and a well-maintained infrastructure, it's often noted that Santosh provides more comprehensive clinical exposure and a stronger emphasis on practical skills development.

It is unlikely you will get a BPT (Bachelor of Physiotherapy) seat in a government college in Hyderabad with a score of 274. Government colleges typically require higher scores, often in the range of 450-550+ out of 720, for BPT. However, it might be possible to get a seat in a private college with that score, though it still depends on the specific college and the number of applicants.

You have scored 357 marks in NEET with a rank of 3,01,116 and belong to the SC category. With this score, you have a fair chance of getting admission in a government BAMS college. In previous years, SC category students with marks around 350–370 also got seats in some government colleges.

You should apply for both All India AYUSH counselling and your state’s counselling. Many SC seats remain available in later rounds, so your chances are good. Also, keep private BAMS colleges as a backup option, as they usually have lower cutoffs.

B.Sc. Psychology is not available in SSJ Campus, Almora. The campus offers B.Sc. courses in subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, and Mathematics, but not in Psychology. They do have B.A. courses in different subjects and have conducted B.A. Psychology exams, which means Psychology is available only in the arts stream, not as a science degree.

If you want to study Psychology as a B.Sc. course, you should check other universities or colleges that offer it.

With a NEET score of 220, securing an MBBS seat at Mahatma Gandhi Medical College, Jaipur through the management quota is highly unlikely. While some private medical colleges do offer seats through management quotas, a score of 220 is generally considered low, and competition for these seats is intense. The procedure generally involves registering for the counseling process, filling out the college application form, and participating in choice filling for private colleges.