NEET

The minimum marks required in NEET for MBBS admission in 2024-2025 are 720 for the General category, 161 for OBC, and 161 for SC/ST.To secure a seat in any medical college in India through NEET, you need to achieve a rank that falls within the qualifying percentile for your category, which is typically around the 50th percentile for General/EWS category and 40th percentile for OBC/SC/ST categories, meaning you need to score above the minimum qualifying marks set by NEET for your category to be eligible for admission to any college in India. Key points to remember:Category-wise cut-off:The minimum required rank varies depending on your category (General, OBC, SC, ST). Qualifying percentile:For General/EWS category, the qualifying percentile is usually 50%, while for OBC/SC/ST it is 40%. Private colleges vs government colleges:While a lower rank might get you a seat in a private medical college, securing a seat in a government medical college requires a significantly higher rank. 

To become eligible for B.Sc. Nursing through NEET, the candidate may need to pass the exam with different aggregate percentage based on category and the institute of one's preference. Candidates belonging to the general category have to obtain between 450 to 550 marks in order to secure themselves admission in the most preferred government colleges and for SC/ ST/ OBC categories, getting marks around 350-450 marks is ideal.Under this list, opportunity for reserved category is average to get admission in institutes recognised under government of India or average to good for private colleges with 360+ marks. But a seat also depends on state quota, trends of cutoffs and the volume of applicants searching for these seats. This can be done better by reviewing the cutoffs of the previous year for certain colleges. 

Admission to Lovely Professional University (LPU) Without NEETNon-Medical Programs: You can take admission in various programs at LPU, such as B.Tech, BBA, B.Com, and other undergraduate and postgraduate courses, without needing to appear for NEET. These programs typically use LPU's own entrance exam (LPUNEST) or merit-based criteria for admission.Medical Programs: NEET scores are mandatory for admission to medical courses like MBBS, BDS, BAMS, and other health Science programs at LPU, as these are governed by national medical regulations.Admission Process for Medical Programs (NEET-based):NEET Examination: Ensure you have appeared for the NEET exam and obtained a qualifying score.Application: Post-NEET results, apply through LPU's official admission portal.Counseling: Participate in the counseling process, which may include document verification and seat allocation based on your NEET score.For more detailed information, always check the specific admission requirements for your programme on LPU's official website or contact their admissions office.