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Hello aspirant,
On the basis of previous year cutoffs trend, there are surely good chances for you to get admission in private medical colleges through management quota at your score. Some private medical colleges you can consider are:
Hello Aspirant
considering you rank and predicted cutoff rank and category its hard to get admission in government colleges either from Andhra pradesh or Telangana , although you may have a chance in the college mentioned ( predicted based on previous year cutoff rank . they may change from one
Rishikul Ayurveda Medical College is one of the best ayurvedic institute in Uttarakhand. After analysing your score, categoryand previous year cutoffs, it seems that you can get admission for BAMS in this institute.
But also remember that cutoffs changes every year due to various factors such as number
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The National Testing Agency has announced the NEET result and statistics on November 1,2021 . As per the NEET Result statistics 2021, a total of 8,70,075 candidates have qualified for the exam. As many as 15,44,275 appeared for the NEET 2021.
The number of students among these belonging
Hello student,
You can definitely appear for NEET UG exam 2022 while pursuing BDS or any other medical courses. As there is no upper age limit or number of attempts fixed by NTA. But also remember that if you leave any college in between the course then you have to
As per the previous year cutoffs trend, it is little difficult for you to get government seat for BAMS in Maharashtra in general category. But you can definitely get admission in private ayurved colleges such as:
No, you cannot get a seat in MBBS with 126 marks at state level. The competition is quite high and you have to score atleast 300 to get a seat (private mainly) in state level. Do more work and give the exam again if you somehow manage to score 500
Hi Anushka.
The final cut off for government veterinary colleges in Chattisgarh for various categories is given below-
Since your score is near to the previous year cut off, you have a good chance of getting a government college. Here are a few
The admission process depends from college to college. Some colleges consider direct admission based on your NEET score whereas some colleges may check student's skill through an entrance test. Eligibility criteria includes 10+2 from a recognised board or state university.
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