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Neet cutoff percentile and scoring marks for OBC candidate is 40th percentile and the scoring must varied from400  to 350.You have Got 440 marks in NEET examination and your from BCb  category candidate then chance for you to get a a private medical college of government seat means

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No Males are not eligible for AIIMS B.Sc (H) Nursing. But Males are eligible for AIIMS BSc nursing (post-basic). For AIIMS BSc nursing (post-basic) male candidates who are registered with a state nursing council and have a diploma in general nursing and also have obtained training in any one

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based on last years cutoff, the chances for you to get a seat in a private college for MBBS in MP is quite less. However there are other private colleges in other states that you are eligible for.

If you would like to know more about your eligibility to

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Here is the eligibility criteria for BSc Nursing course in BHU :

Nationality : The candidate should be Indian National

AGE : The candidates should be 17 to 25 years of age as on 31st December.

QUALIFICATIONS - Intermediate / 10+2 or equivalent with

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For AIIMS BSc (H) nursing only female candidates are eligible who  have passed class 12 under the 10 + 2 format from a recognized school. For AIIMS BSc nursing (post-basic) male candidates who are registered with a state nursing council and have a diploma in general nursing and also

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Eligibility criteria for BSc (Hons) Nursing:

• O nly female candidates are eligible to apply for AIIMS BSc nursing 2021 .

• Students must have passed class 12 under the 10 + 2 format from a recognized school.

• General/EWS/OBC category candidates should score at least 55%

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At 306 marks it is quite difficult to get admitted to BAMS Govt. college . I would recommend you to try in state counselling but the chances are not that great. I would also recommend you to consider Semi government and private institutions for BAMS.

For more information

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I strongly recommend you not to take specialization courses before hand in BTECH. The reason behind it is that you restrict your other future choices and opportunities in the other fields and domains. After Mechanical Engineering, you can take specialization in Manufacturing, but you cannot do vice versa.

Yes, I believe with a Score of 210/720 in NEET, being from SC Category, you have fair chances of securing a seat at some of the Good BAMS Colleges in India. For more information about Top BAMS Colleges do follow the link below

https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-bams-colleges-in-india

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See according to your Marks-367 it is hard to get a Government Medical Seat regardless of whether you have a state amount and another portion if material. You ought to have kept a score over 550 to be on the more secure side.

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