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Deeksha Dixit

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Hello, your NEET score is quite low to get admission into government colleges for a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT). However, there are some private colleges that do consider the NEET score in admissions to the BPT course and may admit you with a score less than 100. For instance, you may get admission into Rayat Bahra University, Mohali, for a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT). Other than that, if you have some category-based relaxations, then you might get admission into colleges like Pravara Institute of Medical Sciences in Ahmednagar also. In addition, you must also have scored more than 45 percent at the 12th level in physics, chemi
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Deeksha Dixit

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The National Eligibility and Entrance Test NEET UG) is conducted for admission to medicine courses like MBBS in many government and private colleges. Aspirants seeking admission in government colleges for top medical courses usually need to score more than 450 for the open category, whereas for private colleges, 350+ marks are sufficient. You have not mentioned whether Maharashtra is your home state or not. It is difficult to accurately predict which course and college you might get in Mumbai and Pune as the cut-off differs for state quota and all-India quota. However, based on previous year's trends, you have a good chance of getting
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RAJ GHOSH

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Hello Khushi hope you are doing well, This are the cutoff marks for OBC category
677544 (2019)
706214 (2020)
693879 (2021)
as per the recent year cutoff data to get a good college you required at least this type of mark to get into a good college. So, coming back to your question safe score or rank in NEET to get admission in government college Bettiah for the OBC category will be range between 150 - 200+
Hope this will help you.

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RAJ GHOSH

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Hello Mayur, hope you are doing well. No, you can't get admission in B.A. MS in Karnataka with 115 NEET score even if you belong under OBC category as colleges have certain criteria in which they require at least 350+ score for a student to pursue admission in good government colleges, yes you can try for a private college, but it will be a little bit costlier. Hope this helps you.

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Akula Akhil

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All India quota government
All India quota private
Central university
thank you.

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Amit meghwal

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It's difficult to get admission in a government college with your rank. You should participate in the counselling though.

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Gyan Prakash Verma

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No college will give you admission in B.A. MS with 296 marks.

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Gyan Prakash Verma

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Yes, you can easily get admission to a private BA MS college, just apply for counseling last Nov Dec., and you will get a college.

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Piyush yadav

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Hello, as per your NEET score it is predictable for your seat in BHMS or BDS and there is no chance of getting admission in government college. So please prefer for your next attempt of NEET examination with proper and well preparation. Best of luck for your bright future.

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Amit Praharaj

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Hello Esha
I hope you know that your marks and pretty low, inspite of your category I fear this will not enough to make it in government college. You can try next year or you can go for a management seat which will cost you nearly 70-80 Lacs.

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