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Himanshi Tirkha

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B.A.M.S. course is not offered in any branch of Government Medical College in Maharashtra. However, the government institute offering the course is Government Ayurved College and Hospital, Jalgaon, Maharashtra. 400 is a fine score. You can easily get the top government colleges for BAMS courses with a 400 score in NEET.However, it also depends upon your rank. The last All India Rank for NEET at Government Ayurved College and Hospital in 2023, was 77245.You can reach out to us for further queries.

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PRAGYA SALONI

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As per the previous records and cutoff it is difficult to get a government college with 470 marks in NEET even with EWS category. But there is chances you might get college.

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Sreetama Datta Roy

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NTA revised the NEET 2024 cutoff along with the re-revised result declared on July 26, 2024. Although the cutoff was reduced by two marks for each category, the NEET 2024 cutoff score is higher than last year. The table below brings the category-wise NEET 2024 cutoff percentile and scores. CategoryQualifying CriteriaCut off scoreGeneral category (Including EWS) 50th Percentile162SC/ST/BC & PWD candidates of SC/ST/BC category40th Percentile127Persons with Disabilities (OC PWD)45th Percentile143Persons with Disabilities (ST)40th Percentile142 

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PRAGYA SALONI

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If you are going with donation, then I don't think NEET score matters.You should have 50%+ in 12th PCB and appear for NEET exam.One more thing is that admission policies change over time so you should have checked on it too. 

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PRAGYA SALONI

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Yes there is a chance of getting UP government college with domicile.Some UP government colleges are : GSVM Sarojini Naidu medical College Maharani Laxmi bai Medical CollegeMotilal Nehru medical College Lala Lajpat Rai memorial medical College.With this score you can get BDS college.  

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PRAGYA SALONI

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Yes, with EWS category there is a chance of getting a government college with 560+ score in NEET.

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PRAGYA SALONI

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In 2023 the cutoff score for SC was 136-107 and in 2022 it was 116-93.As per the information 350 is a good score for SC category to get admission in MBBS/BDS colleges.

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Mousumi paul

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Depending on the level of competition and the college's cutoff, the required NEET score to be admitted to Dayanand Medical College for MBBS can change every year. The prior year, Dayanand Medical College's NEET general category cutoff score was approximately 614. In order to improve your chances of getting into Dayanand Medical College's MBBS program, you should strive for a NEET score that is higher than the previous year's cutoff.

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