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A BDS is a specialisation in Dental Surgery, as the name suggests. After earning a BDS, you can pursue a variety of vocations, including Dentist, Orthodontist, Dental Hygienist, Dental Technician, and other related positions.

After completing a BAMS programme, you can pursue an M.D. or M.S. Ayurveda degree in any

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The minimum qualifying cutoff marks required

Moreover the marks required for getting a seat in government medical college may be above 600+ for general category. This

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In accordance to the rank of 1.5 lakh, the corresponding expected marks would be within 447 - 438. But it is very difficult the state rank because it depends on various factors which may include the total number of students appearing, average marks, category and so on.It could be

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You haven't mentioned your category I'll assume you belong to general category.

All india quota counseling cut off marks for BVSC course conducted by VCI for different categories in NEET 2020 is mentioned below

Gen- Air 61920 and 532 marks

Obc- Air 58566 and 536 marks

EWS- Air

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With the marks of 330 in NEET and also belonging to the OBC category, the possibility of getting a seat in government medical college is almost nil. As the cutoff varies every year but the chances of getting a government medical college is very poor. Rather you may try

According to the reports,the number of candidates who appeared may include

Also the total number of students who appeared from Karnataka include

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Yes there are many colleges and universities in India which will allow you to do Bsc in Food and Nutrition. Your background in commerce will not make any difference. Some colleges will admit on the basis of entrance merit, while others will provide direct admission. I am giving