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According to facts, less seats and high competition with this rank surely you will not get a mbbs seat in government college, there is very less chance in some government college which ranks poorly in India

You can go for semi government and private for mbbs otherwise there are several other courses like bhms bds bams you can get a seat for these courses in some government college and semi government college

If you go for bds there is slightly high chance of getting a government college.

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I understand your problem but it is very uncommon ,here are few things you can do

Spam or Promotions folders: Often, confirmation emails can land there—try searching for addresses like “@sastra.edu” or keywords like “application” or “admission.”

Correct email address: Make sure you entered your email correctly in the application form (even a small typo could cause non delivery).

Visit the official SASTRA admissions portal.

Use your application number to check the status.

If you forgot your login credentials, you can request a username/password reset via email to admissions@sastra.ac.in with the subject “Application Number UN/PW Request” .

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According to the trend of previous years surely there is very less chance of getting Bsc nursing in government college even with state quota only a miracle like a vacant in mop roud provide you a seat but please consider it very very low chance or not possible of getting government college

You can go for some private college

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With 145 score in neet your  chance of getting bds is very low even in high ranked private college, for general obc ews bds course with this score is not possible in government college, for sc there is very slightly chance of getting seat for bds otherwise you can go for private college

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With this number you definitely get some courses like bds in all categories on semi government college but with this getting mbbs in government college is not possible

If you want mbbs you can go for private college otherwise choose bhms bams for obc and sc/st in some government and semi government college

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Government college seats for bds course on 2 lakh rank in neet so the answer is it is possible but vary with category

For general and obc category it has very low chance to get government college seat you can go for semi government and private college

For sc/st you will get government college seat for bds here are some government college.

Maulana Azad Institute of Dental Sciences (MAIDS)Delhi

Nair Hospital Dental CollegeMumbai

Government Dental College & HospitalMumbai

Government Dental CollegeBangalore

Government Dental CollegeChennai

Government Dental CollegeAhmedabad

Dr. R. Ahmed Dental CollegeKolkata

Govt Dental College & HospitalHyderabad

Government Dental CollegePatiala

Government Dental CollegeNagpur

Good afternoon,

According to the previous years trends the mbbs seat with 321 score in neet is not possible in government and semi government college you will surely get bds in some semi government college . If you can go for private college then you will surely get mbbs bams bhms bds.

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At this rank, getting MBBS in top-tier government medical colleges is difficult through All India Quota (AIQ) for EWS.

You may get a seat in lower cutoff states (like Bihar, Rajasthan, Assam, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Tripura, etc.) under 85% state quota, depending on your state.

In some private/deemed universities, EWS students may get MBBS via state quota or management quota.

With an SC category rank of 1,10,000 in Rajasthan, getting an MBBS seat in a government medical college in NEET 2025 is very unlikely. In 2024, the SC category closing rank for MBBS in Rajasthan government colleges was around 97,000 for females and about 95,000 for males. Since your rank is beyond these, your chances in the regular state quota rounds are very low.

However, you can still explore options like applying for management or NRI quota seats in private medical colleges, considering AYUSH courses like BAMS or BHMS, or preparing again for NEET 2026 to improve your score.

To check the 2nd waiting list for Class 6 at a school or through a school admission portal, follow these simple steps in chronological order:

Start with the official admission portal or school notice board
Log in using your application ID or registered email/phone number
Look for the "Waiting List" section and check if the "2nd Waiting List" has been published
Download or view it to find your child’s name or serial number
If your name appears, follow the given instructions—often it includes confirming acceptance and submitting remaining documents within a deadline