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Scoring 266 marks in NEET 2025 under the SC category is above the qualifying cutoff. So, you will most likely qualify NEET.

But this score is not enough to get a government MBBS seat, especially through All India Quota. For SC category, the cut-off for government colleges usually goes much higher, around 500+ marks.

With 266 marks, you can try for private medical colleges, deemed universities, or BDS courses. Also, check your state quota cut-off, as some states may have lower cut-offs.

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Dear Candidate ,
You can pursue a B. SC in Aerospace or related fields in a government college without appearing for JEE or CUET by applying to state University or government aided institutions that offer admissions based on Class 12 marks or conduct their own entrance exams .
To apply , check the official websites of such institutions during the admission season( usually June - July ) and ensure you meet their eligibility criteria.

If you take a diploma after 10th and then do B.Tech through lateral entry, a 2-year gap won’t create big problems in placements. Many students follow this path successfully. What matters most is your skills, knowledge, and attitude during college. Work hard, learn well, and do internships to improve your chances. Just stay confident and focused. Employers care more about what you can do than small gaps in education.

If you did not write the POLYCET exam, it is not possible to get admission in government diploma colleges. But don’t worry — you can still join some private diploma colleges without POLYCET. Many private colleges give admission through management quota. Visit nearby private colleges, ask about direct admission, and choose a good course like D-Pharmacy, Agriculture, or Veterinary if you are from the MBiPC stream. Also, think about repeating POLYCET next year if you want a better option.

To get admission in BPT or B.Sc. Nursing with NEET 2025 marks, you need to pass 12th with PCB and English, and meet minimum marks (usually 50%). Some colleges use NEET scores; others consider 12th marks.

Upcoming exams for PCB students:

IISER Aptitude Test (IAT) for science courses

NEST for M.Sc. programs

ICAR AIEEA for agriculture courses

BV-ABOP CET for B.Sc. Biotechnology

Hi! Yes, males are allowed to study BSc Nursing in most colleges. Nursing is a good career for both men and women. Many colleges welcome male students because nursing needs skilled workers, no matter the gender. As a male student, you can learn all nursing subjects and get good job opportunities in hospitals, clinics, and healthcare centers. So, don’t worry about gender—just focus on your studies and future goals in nursing!

With a NEET 2025 score of 420, getting MBBS in a government college in India is tough, but you might get BDS in some government colleges depending on your category and state. If you're open to studying MBBS abroad, it can be a good option, especially in countries like Russia, Georgia, or the Philippines. Just make sure the college is NMC-approved. Choose based on your budget, interest, and long-term goals. Both paths can lead to a good medical career.

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Admission process for BPT course involves various steps like meeting eligibility criteria, entrance exams, applying in the program etc.

• Qualifying Examination: A candidate must have passed Class 12 (or equivalent) in the Science stream with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as main subjects.
  
  
• Minimum Percentage: A minimum aggregate score of 50% (or equivalent) is usually required.
  
  
• Specific Requirements: Some institutions may have additional specific requirements or preferences.
  
  

• Online or Offline: Candidates need to apply through the college's or university's official website or by submitting an application form.
  
  
• Required Documents: Submit necessary documents like 12th grade mark sheets, entrance test results, and identification proof.
  
  
• Application Fee: Pay the required application fee as specified by the institution.
  
  

• National and State Level: Many colleges and universities conduct entrance exams or utilize national or state-level entrance exams like NEET, CUET, or state-level CETs (Common Entrance Tests) for admission.

  
  
• Preparing for Exams: Candidates should prepare for these exams by studying the relevant subjects and practicing previous years' papers.

  
  

• Direct Admission: Some institutions offer direct admissions based on merit (e.g., Class 12 performance).

  
  
• Merit Lists: Colleges may prepare merit lists based on entrance exam scores or 12th grade performance.

  
  

• Shortlisted Candidates: Shortlisted candidates are invited for counselling sessions.
• Choosing Colleges: During counselling, candidates can choose their preferred colleges based on available seats and their preferences.
• Seat Allocation: Seats are allocated based on merit, available seats, and other criteria.

• Document Verification: Once a seat is allocated, candidates need to visit the college for document verification.
• Fee Payment: Candidates need to pay the required admission fees to confirm their admission.

  
  

For more details about the course you can check out the below mentioned link,

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bpt-bachelor-of-physiotherapy

I hope this helps.

With an AIQ rank of 1188 in NEET MDS 2025, getting a government seat is unlikely, especially if you are in the General category. Usually, government seats go to candidates with ranks below 1000. However, you can try private or deemed universities where seats may be available for your rank. Look for different specializations and colleges to increase your chances of admission.