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I got 446 in neet 2021 . can I get government bams clg in Maharashtra in EWS category?

Prateek kumar 21st Nov, 2021

Dear student,

The expected cut off for 2021:

  • For General category- 510+
  • For OBC category- 480+
  • For SC category-350+
  • For ST category- 320+
  • For UR-PH category- 450+
  • For OBC/SC/ST category- 420+

Category and minimum percentile required:

  • UR           50%(701-134)
  • UR-PH     45%(133-107)
  • SC            40%(133-107)
  • ST            40%(133-107)
  • OBC        40%(133-107)
  • SC-PH     40%(119-107)
  • ST-PH     40%(119-107)
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tamilnadu neet UG 2021 cut off marks and rank

Divya kushwah 21st Nov, 2021
Hi aspirant,
Directorate of Medical Education (DME), Tamil Nadu will release NEET cutoff Tamil Nadu 2021 for 85% state quota and 100% private colleges seats. The cutoff is the last rank and corresponding score at which admission to a particular college is granted

According to previous year If you are
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geetanjali medical college goverment seat full mbbs course fees

dishtiv 31st Dec, 2021
Hello aspirant
Hope you are doing well

Geetanjali Medical College, udaipur is a private medical college which was established in the year 2008. It is affiliated to Rajasthan University of Health and science .

There are total of 150 seats of Mbbs in Gmch, Udaipur.

Annual fees in this college:-
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which are the open state for bams in india ??

Karishma Sawhney 31st Dec, 2021

Hello aspirant.

States such as Odisha, Karnataka, Punjab, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu are open states for BAMS counseling and allow admission into various BAMS colleges only through NEET scores after the Government of India decided in 2018 that admission to BAMS courses can only take

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I have scored 473 marks in Neet UG 2021 under General category. Will I get a seat in mbbs at Hitech bbsr with some discount in fees of mbbs or I have to pay whole??

Piyush 21st Nov, 2021

Hello aspirant ,

with the above secured marks I can see that it would be difficult for you to grab some seats in mbbs at Hitech bbsr .

Here you can check the article for the neet UG cutoff trends :

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-up

Furthur , you can also check your admission

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I have neet score 400. belonging general ews category, I have budget rs. 7 to 8 lacs per year. is there any chances in India for mbbs?

Karishma Sawhney 31st Dec, 2021

Hello aspirant.

The previous year cut-off for the EWS category in medical colleges in Gujarat was 466. You had a higher chance of getting a college in your state due to the 85% state quota, hence you have almost nil chances of getting a college in your budget.

However, you

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I got 365 marks in neet 2021. my AIR is 239714 and category rank OBC is 104336. if i want BAMS at least fee then where should I apply? Im from Nanded, Maharashtra.

ijazumar16 21st Nov, 2021

Greetings Aspirant,

I hope you are doing well. I see that you have scored 365 marks in your neet examination. With the marks scored the chances are low for you to get a government seat for BAMS in Maharashtra. Anyways you could get a seat in private colleges through management.

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I have secured 440 and want to get admission in bds, but my concern is I have secured 50%(including the 3 grace marks) in my state board exams if grace Marks will not be counted it will not become a perfect 50%,will I get a college Reply please🙏🙏

Harshvardhan 23rd Nov, 2021

Grace marks are counted. So, if your aggregated marks in Physics, Chemistry and Biology are above 50% (including grace marks), you will be eligible to get admission in your desired course and college.

Don't worry about them. It is clearly mentioned on the official site of NTA.

Thanks!


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hello!actually I wanted to ask that right now Im preparing for neet but I have my prelims also so can I just keep my neet study away for only 15 days cover my syllabus of hsc board and then again continue with neet so that for coming other prelims I would only require to revise so please suggest??

samruddhiphadatare01 21st Nov, 2021

Hello,

You can give a break to your neet studies until your exams are over. Because studying for hec means clearing your basics, it'll be better for you. But after exams make a good schedule for neet studies.

If you want to revise a topic in your exam period you

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