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Hope you are doing well.Firstly, congratulations for your great score in NEET UG-2021.See, the cutoffs this year are expected to be somewhat similar to last year's. So ,I'll Firstly mention the cutoff score and closing AIR for an EWS category candidate who got GMC,Kota in 2020 through Rajasthan
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There is not much difference between BPT and BSc graduates, they are almost same. The only difference is that the former, means BPT, is a more in depth and pertinent course than the other one. You should go for Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT), it's
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The Honourable Court has mentioned that for Admission and Entrance exam purposes, Aadhar cannot be a mandatory Id proof. You are required to fill the proof of identity details , if you don't have Aadhar card you may fill the detail. Supreme Court has
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Securing anywhere above or between 350-400+/720, you are well posed to secure a seat in BAMS or BHMS at some of the Top Government or State Ayurvedic/Homeopatheic Medical Institutes, with good infrastructure, faculty and training facilities. To get admission in a Government college
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With reference to your above mentioned query, i would like to tell you that MD in pathology in Sharda university in UP is very good course if you're interested in doing research related to pathalogy.
MD in Pathology at Sharda
With 417 marks in the OBC category, you will certainly get into reputed government BAMS colleges. For more information you can check out the following : https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-bams-colleges-in-india
Here is the cut off for SC category in NEET 2020-
General
50th percentile
147
SC/ST/OBC
40th percentile
113
General-PWD
45th percentile
129
SC/ST/OBC-PWD
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yes , you can do ms in nutrition and dietics after b.pharm in ayurveda . the eligibility for Candidate holding a bachelor's degree in nutrition, food or any similar field (medical science ) with at least 50% aggregate marks from a recognized university.
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See it is quite difficult to help you with the exact list of cut-offs of colleges for this year as the counselling is yet to be conducted and the cut-offs keep on changing every year but yes we can provide you the list of colleges with their cut-offs
With 554 marks, you can easily get admission in Veterinary government colleges. Here is a list with previous year cut off-
1. Rajiv Gandhi College of Veterinary Sciences and Animal Science, Puducherry-544
2. College of Veterinary Sciences, Mizoram- 544
The previous year final cut off was 536 for
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