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Based on previous admission patterns, securing an MBBS seat at Jamia Hamdard under the Muslim Minority Quota with an All India Rank of 2,27,723 is, frankly, quite improbable. The cutoff for Muslim Minority candidates typically falls between 1,00,000 and 1,50,000 in most years.

Jamia Hamdard relies on NEET scores for

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Congratulations on your NEET 2025 score of 428!

Being a resident of Bihar and belonging to the SC increases your chances of being selected for an MBBS seat, particularly under the state quota. 85% of government MBBS seats in Bihar are set aside for state students. Candidates from the

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I am telling you step by step and also providing you the link you can go and continue:

1.You need to enter your estimated NEET marks out of 720

2.You will need to provide your mobile number and email address and verify with the OTPs

3.Then enter details like

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Alright, let’s cut to the chase. You’ve got 119 in NEET UG 2025, you’re OBC, and you’re from Karnataka. So, what’s the real picture for BDS? Well… not gonna sugarcoat it, things look kinda tricky.

Here’s the deal: The OBC cut-off

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You got 336 marks in NEET and you belong to OBC category from Karnataka, it is very difficult to get a Government MBBS seat through 85% State Quota, especially in Government Colleges. However, there is still a higher chance you would get the seat in Private Colleges under

Admission to PG Diploma in Food Processing and Quality Control usually opens between May and July each year, depending on the institute. For example, Kerala Agricultural University has opened admissions for 2025 with the last date as June 30, 2025 . IGMPI also offers this diploma and accepts applications until

Certainly! Here’s a more academic spin on the info, but still keeping it clear and direct:

Regarding admission to the BSc Paramedical program at SKIMS, Srinagar, especially for candidates from the Scheduled Tribe (ST) category: official cut-off data for ST applicants is not individually published. Instead, admissions are conducted via

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With the score of 226, your chances of getting a seat in government dental colleges are nil. Even in private colleges it is difficult if you come from unreserved category. If you are from reserved category ther might be some chance in private dental colleges. If you really

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Unfortunately, admission to Thiruvarur Medical College is doubtful for an OBC applicant with a 7.5% state quota and NEET score of 97. For OBC applicants, the qualifying NEET score is between 143 and 113. However, under the 85% state quota, admission to a government medical institution, particularly one like

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Which BAMS college are you asking about? First, let me know the name of the college you're aiming for, because admission chances depend a lot on the specific college, state quota, category, and previous year’s cutoffs. Once I have that info, I’ll give you a clear answer based