Medicine

Hi Greetings, 'With 245 marks in NEET and applying under the OBC category in Telangana, it is unlikely that you will secure a seat in a government BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) college, as the cutoff marks for BAMS in government colleges tend to be higher.'Typically, government BAMS colleges in Telangana require a higher NEET score, often above 300 for general categories, with OBC cutoffs usually being slightly lower but still above 245 marks. However, you may have a better chance in private BAMS colleges in the state or through management quotas, which may have lower cutoffs.To get an accurate picture, you can refer to previous years' cutoffs for Telangana's government and private BAMS colleges or consult the official counseling authority for the current year's cutoff.

Hi Greetings, 'With 505 marks in NEET and an OBC category, you have a reasonable chance of securing admission to a government BUMS (Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery) college, but it depends on the cutoff for that particular year and college.'Typically, government BUMS colleges have varying cutoffs based on the state and the number of applicants. For instance':1. 'For All India Quota (AIQ): The cutoff for BUMS may vary, but for OBC candidates, it could be around 480–510 marks in recent years.2. 'For State Quota: State-specific cutoffs may be lower, and your chances improve based on your state's BUMS college rankings'.'To improve your chances, you can apply through both AIQ and state quota counseling. Checking previous years' cutoffs for specific colleges will give you a clearer idea.

The cut-off marks required for BSc Nursing through NEET depend on college type . Government colleges usually ask for 450-500 marks, while private colleges accept students with 350-400 marks. Students from reserved categories (SC/ST/OBC) often get a benefit of 50-100 marks lower in the cut-off. They have certain points that judge student ability to be selected for government college With 169 score in NEET 2024, for pursuing BSc Nursing is possible, given below: 1. Category : If you belong from reserved category like (SC, ST, OBC, etc.), your chances of admission may improve. 2. State and College: Different states and government colleges have different cutoffs for BSc Nursing, and some states might have lower cutoffs than others. 3. Seat Availability: The number of seats and how many students are competing for them can change each year. While 169 marks might be low for many government colleges, there's still a chance to get into some government nursing colleges, especially if other factors are in your favor.