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You have a reasonable probability of being selected for an MBBS seat in Madhya Pradesh if you receive 445 points in NEET 2025 and fall into the EWS category, particularly in the state quota. It is contingent upon a number of variables, including competition level, number of seats, and

With an NEET 2025 All India rank of 180,934 and an SC category rank of 10,303, you are eligible for MBBS programs primarily in private medical colleges and possibly in some state quota government colleges across India.

For AIQ under the Al India Quota, general seats will not be available

You can apply for the Diploma in AYUSH Nursing and Pharmacy at the National Institute of Ayurveda in Jaipur if you have passed 12th grade with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Admission is based on your 12th marks. The course lasts two and a half years, including a six-month internship. The

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Even if you are from reserved category, your score is much less than the cutoff marks of dental college. The cut off marks for dental colleges usually range from 400 to 500 score, which is way higher than your score.

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Even for private colleges, obtaining a BAMS seat under Maharashtra's management quota is quite unlikely with 135 NEET scores. Even with the management quota, the NEET score needed for BAMS is usually higher, and 135 is usually seen as a low score.

Although, some colleges still accept students with

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Since the cutoff for the OBC category in Government Medical and dental institute usually stays 400 to 520 marks, your prospects of getting MBBS or BDS in a Government College are regrettably very low, if you have 279 marks in NEET 2025, an approximate rank of 5 lakh 4000,

With a NEET score of 132, securing a seat in a BSc Nursing college through the main counseling rounds is unlikely, even in the stray round. For BHU's BSc Biotechnology program through CUET, a score of 330/1000 may not be sufficient, but it's worth exploring the specific cutoffs for the

With 298 marks and BCE (Muslim minority) category, chances for a free (government quota) MBBS seat are very low, but you may get a seat in private Muslim minority medical colleges in Andhra Pradesh under Category-B (lower fee) quota in mop-up rounds. Apply in state counseling for minority quota seats.

With 381 marks in NEET 2025 under SC category and additional benefits like rural background and Hyderabad-Karnataka certificate, you do have a fair chance of securing an MBBS seat in government colleges under state quota in Karnataka.

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No, most colleges, especially government ones, do not admit students with a NEET score of 67 to BSc Nursing programs. Many colleges, especially those connected to AIIMS or deemed colleges, use NEET results as a factor for admission, even though they are not usually required for BSc Nursing programs.