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With 180 marks in NEET 2025 under SC category, chances for MBBS for admission in government colleges are low. You may get BAMS or BHMS in private colleges through state quota. Paramedical courses like BSc Nursing or BPT are also good alternatives.

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Indeed, you should take part in AYUSH counselling if your Neet category rank is 80851, particularly if you are interested in taking courses like BAMS, BHMS, BHMS and BNYS.

What You should do?

• Apply for both AAC C and state counselling.
• Participate in all rounds including mop up or

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Although it is not completely impossible for BDS(private or may be government) or other courses, your chances of being accepted into an MBBS program at a Bihar government medical institution are quite low if you have a NEET 2025 score of 372 and fall into the general category.

You

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You are from the SC category. Your NEET All India Rank is 623181 and your SC category rank is 69831.

With this rank, it is very difficult to get a government MBBS seat. Most SC students who get MBBS seats in government colleges usually have better ranks, generally below 40000.

The cut off for BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) in government colleges depends on many things like your NEET score, your category (General, OBC, SC, ST, EWS), your state quota or All India Quota, and the number of seats available in that year.

For General category students, the

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Expected Cutoff rank for Admission:

All India quota:

• General - 6500-7500

State Quota

• Depending on category, 35000-45000

Reserved Categories

• SC/ST; scores between 470-510
• EWS/OBC: above 540-560

With a rank of 39,866, you stand a very good chance of admission to B.Tech Food Technology at Bapatla, especially under SC reservation, since general category cutoffs went up to 71,571.

Your category advantage further enhances your likelihood of securing a seat.

If you got 174 marks in NEET, then yes, you have qualified the exam because the minimum qualifying marks for general or EWS category is around 144, and for OBC, SC, ST it is around 113 marks.

But to get admission in a government B.Sc Nursing college in Uttarakhand, your

Dear Aspirant

In medical admissions across India state quota plays a very significant role Each state has its own set of rules and criteria to define domicile status In general for Delhi state quota candidates the state authorities consider the place where you have passed your twelfth standard examination as