It's a Question of your Career!

• NEET-UG (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test): Many top nursing colleges like AIIMS, JIPMER, BHU, etc., accept NEET scores.

• State-level entrance exams: For example, in Karnataka, the KEA CET (Common Entrance Test) is conducted. You’ll have to register on the KEA portal and take part in the counselling process.

• Institution-specific exams:

• NEET-UG (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test): Many top nursing colleges like AIIMS, JIPMER, BHU, etc., accept NEET scores.

• State-level entrance exams: For example, in Karnataka, the KEA CET (Common Entrance Test) is conducted. You’ll have to register on the KEA portal and take part in the counselling process.

• Institution-specific exams:

The key issue is whether this matches your ID proofs (Aadhaar, MBBS certificate, etc.). If the core characters are the same and it's just formatting (spaces or initials), it’s usually okay but guidance warns that mismatches between application and ID documents can lead to issues during verification

Entering your actual name Kavya MS as kavya M S in neet PG is a minor error, it won't create any problems but if your name mismatch with your ID proof it will be a problem.

All the best!!!

Entry of incorrect name

From the Veterinary Council of India AIQ allotment data :

• General (UR) category closing ranks included:

  • 54,599 (round 1),

  • 67,196 (round 1/2),

  • 72,346 (later round),

  • 81,231 , etc.

• OBC category had closing ranks of approximately:

  • 67,225 and 81,199

• EWS category ranks reached around:

  • 81,208

• SC category cutoff falls around the

Hello Ananya

A NEET score of 400 is a decent score and congratulations to you for that as we all know this years neet exam was tough and it may get tougher. It's important to consider your specific goals and the cut-offs of the colleges you're interested in. You should

With a rank of 16,003 in EAPCET and 78% in your intermediate, you stand a good chance of securing a BPT seat in Andhra Pradesh, particularly in private colleges—since many have closing ranks well above 15,000 during rounds 1 and 2

HELLO,

Yes you can get a seat in MBBS in Government colleges in Chhattisgarh through state quota (85%) even if you don't qualify All India Quota .

As an SC category Candidate with 400 marks your chances under State Quota depends on specific cutoff for Chhattisgarh and the number of

HELLO,

Sorry but no, with 300 marks in NEET general category is not enough to securer admission in  KIRAN MEDICAL COLLLEGE , Surat in MBBS program .

These marks are even below the average and not even enough to secure admissions in private medical colleges

Private colleges including Kiran medical

HELLO,

See most of BAMS colleges in Chhattisgarh requires NEET scores for admission but some private institutions may offer management quota seats that could be sexured without giving NEET

You can try colleges like :-

1.Rajiv Lochan Ayurved Medical college

2.Chhattisgrah Ayurved medical college

3. Bharati Ayurved Medical college

Mostly