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GANNABATTULA VENKATA SAI GANESH

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With 438 Marks in NEET you have no chance to get MBBS seat in government medical college. You have a chance to get BDS college.

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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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You can use Shiksha college predictor-https://www.shiksha.com/college-predictorYou definitely have chances as-To pursue MBBS in China, students aiming for the general category need to score a minimum of 150/720, while SC/ST/OBC candidates require 120/720.Russian medical universities require a NEET score of at least 140/720 for the general category and 110/720 for SC/ST/OBC candidates

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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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The National Exit Test is now the licentiate exam as well as the national medical postgraduate exam that is mandatory for the students/MBBS aspirants to pass in order to get a “Dr” tag with their name.Said exam was introduced by the central government of India in the National Medical Commission Bill 2019. The NEXT exam shall be implemented and rolled out in the year 2023 and shall act as a replacement for the FMGE Exam as well as the NEET-PG Exam.Apart from not qualifying for the seat of your choice for your PG medical course, you can give the exam next year but you can’t do the internship until you pas
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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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You can use Shiksha college predictor-https://www.shiksha.com/college-predictorA score of 450+ is good for MBBS but you can try for BDS, B.Sc nursing.Medical colleges have 10% seats for EWS. You can get into some good colleges for sure.

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Vishal ChauhanAn engineering student trying to spread knowledge

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Yes, you can apply for NEET if you have biology as a subject in your 12th class.For eg: if you have opt for math that is PCM in 11th then you can also take optional subject biology with which you can give JEE as well as NEET.But you have to work hard for that because then you have to study for 6-7 subjects instead of 5 subjects in 12th class.

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You would be eligible for all colleges once you clear the compartment. If you are able to clear your compartment before the last date of application only, you would be able to appear for the exam. Otherwise, as you have to fill your marks in the application form, you will not be able to fill up the form.

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Yes, NEET is required for admission to AIIMS Patna for undergraduate medical courses such as MBBS. The NEET score is the primary admission criteria for students seeking admissions in UG programs at All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Patna. The overall NEET cutoff for pursuing MBBS course in All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Patna is 1461 rank. The eligible candidates are then required to go through the NEET Counselling conducted by National Test Agency.

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