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vaishali sharma
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No, if you belong to the general category then you don't stand a chance, but if you belong to the ST category then you might get a government college as the NEET cut-off for ST category is 380 marks.
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
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Hello Rohit!
This is actually a question of confidence and hard work .you can crack them in a single attempt but if you are doing self-study, then you need to study one year after your board exam. Only then you can crack in a year in single attempt.
You must be thorough with all the concepts in PCMB and also you need have atleast 90% of formulae in your fingertips. Then, you must practice a lot in solving problems with speed and accuracy.
For NEET, you need to know more concepts of biology and it is enough that you should know the formulae as the question from physics and chemistry will be easy only.
What I will suggest is, even if you spe
This is actually a question of confidence and hard work .you can crack them in a single attempt but if you are doing self-study, then you need to study one year after your board exam. Only then you can crack in a year in single attempt.
You must be thorough with all the concepts in PCMB and also you need have atleast 90% of formulae in your fingertips. Then, you must practice a lot in solving problems with speed and accuracy.
For NEET, you need to know more concepts of biology and it is enough that you should know the formulae as the question from physics and chemistry will be easy only.
What I will suggest is, even if you spe
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Jikkumon KottadilHappy to help!
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You will have to clear your 12th, if your state education system allows you to give a supplementary exam, give it and take an admission or wait till next year.
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ambreen khan
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If you belong to general category then it can be a bit difficult to get a seat under 400+ marks. But if you belong to reserved category,there are always good chances that you can get one.
You should go for the deemed universities of Maharashtra, private colleges of Kerala, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, etc. Private colleges in and around Assam.
You should go for the deemed universities of Maharashtra, private colleges of Kerala, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, etc. Private colleges in and around Assam.
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Anant Raina
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Hi,
Yes, students who have appeared in the NEET Phase-I examination can appear once again in Phase-II.
Yes, students who have appeared in the NEET Phase-I examination can appear once again in Phase-II.
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
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NEET exam is a must for MBBS and BDS courses. Without writing that, you cannot get MBBS in any college.
The only way is management quota. This requires money nearly 1 crore for a seat and that can be done only if you are rich enough and yes I'm not sure that even through management quota you can get a MBBS seat or not without writing NEET.
The only way is management quota. This requires money nearly 1 crore for a seat and that can be done only if you are rich enough and yes I'm not sure that even through management quota you can get a MBBS seat or not without writing NEET.
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Dr Mohsin Khan
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Many students who face a dilemma whether to choose BDS course or MBBS course. MBBS is definitely a better choice than BDS for the simple reason of opportunities. But at the same time a degree in BDS is better than a plain MBBS. Most argue that MBBS on the sole criteria of earning more than a BDS. This is not true for everyone. BDS course costs much less than MBBS, and as such is more affordable by everyone. If you get a chance to get admission with this score for MBBS then go for it only.
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Vinoth Vinoth
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You need an overseas education consultant. They will clear all of your document related matters.
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