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KUMKUM BASWAL
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With a NEET score of 180, it is going to be a little tough to get into any government medical college for MBBS, at least in the most competitive states. But there are some private medical colleges where your daughter will have a chance, but the fees will be much higher. Some of these options include:Uttar Pradesh: Era's Lucknow Medical College.Karnataka: Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences.Maharashtra: Dr. DY Patil Medical College, Navi Mumbai.Bihar: Katihar Medical College.It is best recommended to check the recent trend of cutoffs and research the management quota or lower cutoff ranks private colleges might provide better opp
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KUMKUM BASWAL
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If your NEET score is 400 marks and budget under ?40 lakh, the following are some of the medical colleges where you can apply for MBBS.Deccan College of Medical Sciences, HyderabadSree Balaji Medical College, ChennaiKamineni Institute of Medical Sciences, HyderabadDr. D.Y. Patil Medical College, PuneShree Krishna Medical College, MuzaffarpurSaveetha Medical College, ChennaiThese colleges have decent infrastructure and faculty members experience, but it's mandatory to check the particular cut-off for your score along with budget, as the ones vary every year.
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Rayamkula Harish
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As in every other year, the quota cutoff for the state of Tinsukia Medical College under the general category is not easily available in sources.Every state has its cutoff ranks differently every year considering the number of applicants applying, their performance in a particular examination, and the number of seats available. Need to apply as fast as possible for the next academic year before the seats end.Generally, cutoff details of most medical colleges are released after the announcement of results based on entrance examination marks, considering reservation policy and category.
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Vishakha patel
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Yes, you can look for options in private colleges for MBBS but chances of getting government college for an MBBS course with this rank is negligible but there are good colleges in the private sector. You can look up for them.
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Yash Kumar
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You cannot get admission into MBBS course at any Medical College without clearing the NEET Entrance Exam. Even for admission in Private Medical Colleges you need atleast 150 marks out of 720 in NEET. However you can join MBBS directly if you go abroad.
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Sanjana Singh
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Shimoga Institute of Medical Sciences offers MBBS admission on the basis of performance in the NEET exam. For the General All India category students, the last-round closing rank was 16477 for MBBS admission. For the General Home State category candidates, the cutoff was closed at 77760. The cutoff was also relased for other reserved categories. Candidates can refer to this page to check more details on Shimoga Institute of Medical Science Cutoff.
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KUMKUM BASWAL
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With 484 marks in NEET, you have every chance to get admission in an MBBS college; however, this is possible only depending on category: General, SC, ST, or OBC. The cut-off mark varies from year to year and college to college.
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KUMKUM BASWAL
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With a NEET score between 180-197 in the PWD category, you may still stand some chances for MBBS though again it depends on the cut-off for that year. The PWD category will have a lower cutoff when compared to general categories and hence you may find it better opportunities in government colleges through reserved seats. In competition, you may struggle in getting a seat in premier medical colleges. Check out previous year PWD category cut-off trends for clarity. You can also opt for private colleges, where cutoffs might be slightly different.
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Anurag Shivam
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MBBS: Candidates are selected on the basis of their merit in NEET UG conducted by NTA. BPT/GNM/B.Sc Nursing: Candidates are selected on the basis of their merit in JENPAS UG conducted by WBUHS
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Anurag Shivam
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Choosing MBBS at the Institute of Post Graduate Medical Education and Research (IPGMER) is considered a top choice because of its reputation for high-quality medical education, excellent clinical exposure due to its large patient volume, access to advanced technology and research opportunities, allowing students to gain a comprehensive understanding of medicine while being well-prepared for a future career as a doctor, especially if they wish to pursue postgraduate studies in a specialised field later on. Key reasons why MBBS at IPGMER is considered a great option:Strong Academic Reputation:IPGMER is recognised for its rigorous cu
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