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Kapil Lalwani

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With your NEET score of 516 and rank of 186176, right here are some non-public colleges you can consider with a fee structure among Rs. 5 to 8 Lakhs: - Thapar University: They provide publications inside your finances, however make sure to test their internet site for the today's admission updates. You may additionally want to explore: - Mumbai University: They offer diverse courses with exclusive costs, so it is first-class to check their website for more information. Remember, admission procedures and fees can trade, so regularly verify with the university without delay . Good success together with your admissions
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Kapil Lalwani

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Congratulations on clearing NEET! Given your AIR of 189844, you barely stand a chance to get a medical seat in a government college therefore, I shall advise as follows. Though, chances are, you still could have in private colleges or deemed universities. The competition for the medical seats existing at present also has to be competed and the cutoffs for each year are also changing. To increase your chances, consider the following options:To increase your chances, consider the following options:- Try to get into the private self-financed colleges/universities or deemed universities, which must have comparatively higher cut-off ranks.-
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Mohsin Ansari

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1032161, you may not have much chances of getting admission to medical courses including MBBS, BDS or AYUSH. However, you can try for other related health care courses or other colleges which Meets low NEET ranking scores. Here are a few possibilities:Nursing: Most of the colleges provide  Nursing with less NEET score cut off.B. Pharmacy: You might be able to apply for B. Pharmacy programs, there might be a comparatively lower NEET score cut off for this stream.Paramedical Courses: Vietnamese as English might be available with low NEET scores or other social courses like Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Medical Laboratory Tech
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Mohsin Ansari

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First of all congratulations :With a NEET 2024 score of 685 and a rank of 7069, along with Rajasthan State Quota, here are some colleges you can expectThere are 37 colleges in where you can expect your addmission and it's  inconvenient to list all college name here  It's better to refer below mentioned link where you will get all colleges name with additional details like fees eligible etc.https://www.shiksha.com/medicine-and-health-sciences/college-predictor-results? sg []=1799&sc [1799]=685&ect [1799]=rank&gender=2&category=1&ds=121Please note that the closing ranks mentioned above are based on previous years' data and
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Mohmmed Zuned Chouhan

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With 580 marks in NEET 2024 and belonging to the OBC category, you have a good chance of securing a seat in a reputed medical college. Start by participating in the All India Quota (AIQ) counseling conducted by MCC. Also, apply for the state quota counseling in your home state. Keep an eye on the official websites for counseling dates and procedures. Prepare the necessary documents, such as your NEET scorecard, category certificate, and academic certificates. Be ready to choose your preferred colleges during the counseling process.

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Anjali Raj

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Getting an MBBS seat in a government medical college with an AIR of 214,973 and a NEET score of 496 may be difficult, especially considering how competitive government colleges are and how higher scores are required for the general category. Seat availability can vary greatly depending on a number of criteria, including the state, category, and reservation restrictions. While government colleges usually have higher cutoff scores, a score of about 496 may be competitive for private medical colleges or recognized universities. You may also wish to look into other medical specialty or courses where the cutoff may be lower, as well as priv
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Parul Thapa

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No, pursuing a degree in MLT does not require the NEET.NEET is primarily used for admission into undergraduate medical courses such as MBBS and BDS. In contrast, admission to a BSc MLT program is generally based on Class 12 scores or CUET scores. 

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Muskan

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Government B.Sc. Nursing colleges may have fewer possibilities for applicants with a NEET score of 160 and a 70% grade in higher secondary education because these institutions usually have higher cutoffs. Still, there might be opportunities for admission in private universities or through state quotas in some jurisdictions. It's important to apply broadly and take into account universities that have reserved seats or lower cutoffs. More precise assistance can be obtained by looking up specific college cutoff dates and taking part in counselling rounds.

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