NEET 2022 UG Counselling

It is difficult to answer accurately in the absence of your category and home state data, but you may have a chance to get admission to government medical colleges (GMC) with 590 marks. According to previous year's cutoff data for GMCs, if you belong to the general category, you need to score more than 600 marks in NEET to get admission to most colleges. If you have a category-based exemption like OBC or SC, then you may get admission with a score above 550. Still, some medical colleges can provide admission to the open category by way of a stray vacancy round with a score less than 600. For instance, you may get admission to the Atal Bihar Vajpayee Government Medical College. Also, with category-based exceptions, you may easily get admission to the government medical college of your home state. For example, if you belong to Maharashtra, you may get admission to the Government Medical College in Nagpur.

There are a total of four rounds in NEET counseling, out of which round one, round two, and the mop-up round will be conducted online as per the guidelines of the Medical Counseling Committee. If you are already getting a seat in round two, you will be able to participate in the mop-up round, according to the rules. In this round, the net vacant seats due to non-joining and non-reporting in Round 2 will be published in the seat matrix, and eligible candidates have to submit fresh choices. Therefore, you may participate in this round. However, you can not join the medical college allocated in round two if you want to participate in the other two rounds, I. e. , the mop-up round and the stray vacate round. Upgrading is not permitted under MCC rules once a candidate who has been assigned a seat in Round 2 joins the college. The process of this round is tedious and depends on the vacancy of round two, the result of which will be processed as per Choice and Merit. You may also participate in the Stray Vacancy Round, which is the last round of NEET counseling.

You can get admission to ayurvedic colleges to pursue a Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (B.A. M. S. ). However, with 363 marks in NEET, you have a better chance of getting admission to a private ayurvedic college than a government ayurvedic college. According to previous year cut off data you can get government ayurved college in state quota if your score is above 350 marks in NEET. For instance, you may get admission to Swami Kalyandev Government Ayurved College in Uttar Pradesh if you have a UP State home quota. Further, you may apply for admission to private ayurveda colleges such as:
1. Dr. Rajendra Gode Ayurved College and Hospital
2. SAI Ayurvedic College and Hospital
3. Ram Krishna College of Ayurveda & Medical Science
This estimate is based on previous year's data, and for this year, you need to participate in counseling, which is to begin soon.

It is difficult to accurately answer in the absence of information like category and state rank. However, it has been observed from the previous year's cutoff data of government medical colleges for MBBS that the cutoff usually goes higher than 600 marks in open categories and 500 marks in other categories. Under state quota, some government medical colleges do provide admission in a few categories. Therefore, you have a few chances to get into a government medical college for MBBS depending upon criteria like your category, state rank, and seats available. You may get admission to:
1. Darbhanga Medical College is under state quota with category-based exemptions.
2. Atal Bihar Vajpayee Government Medical College in Vidisha.
3. Uttar Pradesh University of Medical Science
4. Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Institute of Medical Sciences
However, your chances of getting a seat through the "open" category are slim, especially in open quota seats. Alternatively, you may apply to courses like BDS BHM , and B.A. MS .

First of all, For the Biotechnology course, there is no need to clear the NEET exam. However, You can do other courses like B.Sc. And B.Tech in Biotechnology from various colleges where admission is accepted either on the basis of class 12th marks or on the basis of the particular college entrance exam. With 296 marks, you have a very less chance to get admission to Government colleges for the B.A. MS course. But you may get admission to these government colleges for the B.A. MS course.
1- Dr. BRKR Government Ayurved Medical College, Hyderabad (opening rank 563645-Closing rank563645).
2- Government Autonomous Ayurved College and Hospital, Jabalpur (opening rank703006-Closing rank703006). I hope this will help you.

According to the information, you have provided, you did not mention your state rank so it is difficult to predict accurate college. However, you can check these colleges may you get a seat with state quota. A list of colleges is given below:
1- Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences, Bangalore (440-470 Marks and 85000-86000 Rank).
2- Khwaja Band Nawaz Institute Of Medical Sciences, Gulbarga (440-460Marks and 86500-87500Rank).
3- MS Ramaiah Medical College, Bangalore (440-460Marks and 96000-97000Rank).
4- M. V. J. Medical College and Research Hospital, Channasandra, Bangalore (410-430Marks and 108500-110500Rank).
5- A. J. Institute of Medical Sciences, Bangalore (420-440 Mark and 105000-106500 Rank).
6- Vydehi Institute of Medical Science and Research Centre, Bangalore (410-430Marks and 110500-112500Rank).
7- Sri Basaveshwara Medical College and Hospital, Chitradurga (420-440Marks and 103000-105000 Rank). I hope this will help you.