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All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Patna is one of the top medical colleges in India. Admission to AIIMS Patna is granted based on the ranks candidates secure in the NEET exam. A score of 300 in NEET is not a bad score, but it may not be enough to secure admission to a government medical college. However, there are medical colleges that accept admission for 300-400 marks in NEET UG. AIIMS Deoghar is one of the AIIMS colleges that accept admission based on NEET UG scores. However, the admission process for AIIMS Deoghar is based on NEET UG scores, and the eligibility criteria require candidates to pass Class 12 with at least 50% aggregate in PCB stream. 

Hello Nishar Ahmed, cutoffs and closing rank are two numbers that are of vital importance. Cutoff rank is announced by the college for each round of admission process that depends on multiple factors. Students whose ranking is this or better can only apply for admission. NTA announces cutoff percentile or ranks. Students who have scored this or better are only allowed to seek admission in any medical college in India.Then there is All India Quota under which students only from other states can apply for admission in a given state. For the remaining seats, students domiciled in that state only can apply. As can be seen, cutoff figures have no relevance once admission process is over since after this only closing rank is of relevance.   In KS Hegde Medical Academy, the closing ranks under All India Quota for years 2021, 2022 & 2023 were 64967, 131244 & 33023 respectively. Unfortunately similar information for other seats falling under state quota is not available.    To help you further, I am attaching a link that will give you further information.https://www.shiksha.com/college/k-s-hegde-medical-academy-mangalore-56679/cutoff#:~:text=Q: What is the NEET, domicile/quota of the applicantBest wishes to you.

The NEET UG exam score are taken into consideration for admissions to ACS Medical College. The duration of the MBBS programme is 4.5 years, with one year's mandatory rotating medical internship. Candidates in the general category are required to earn 50% of their qualifying test and 50% of medical entrance exam NEET UG administered by CBSE if they wish to qualify for MBBS admission. After completing the MBBS course, one may apply for a variety of PG courses if he or she is successful in NEET or NEXT tests after four years. After completion of the exams, it is compulsory to take an internship for one year. Since there is no MBBS recruitment in the college, one has to look for a job that interests him or herself.

Solving previous years' NEET question papers is a crucial aspect for preparation. There are multiple benefits of solving previous years' question papers. This not only provides an access to the previous years' questions, but also helps them check their preparation level, and get them ready for the exam taking experience. Some of the advantages of solving previous years' NEET question papers are given below:Exposure to exam pattern: Previous years' question papers will allow candidates to check the exam pattern, structure and question types, to know what to expect in the paper. Weightage of chapters and topics: By going through the questions, candidates will be able to get an idea about the portions of NEET syllabus covered in the exam. This will also allow them to scan the topic or chapter-wise weightages for NEET. Knowing the chapter-wise weightage in NEET will help them prepare accordingly. Time Management: Solving NEET question papers in a proctored manner helps candidates get an idea about the average time taken for solving the entire paper and how much additional time they are taking. This will help them decide a proper time management strategy about how much time to dedicate per question and when to move on to the next question. Analyse preparation level: After solving NEET question paper of past years, or even by looking at questions, candidates will understand their preparation level for each subject. They will get a clear idea which subject or chapters would require more attention and practice and which chapters are well prepared. To know more read the Shiksha.com article 'Why Previous Years' NEET Question Papers and Mock Tests Are Important? '

The chapters carrying high weightage in the NEET Physics syllabus are as follows:ThermodynamcsCurrent ElectricityDual Nature of Radiation and MatterElectromagnetic WavesSemiconductor Electronics: Materials, Devices and Simple CircuitsThe following table brings the chapter-wise weightage of NEET Physics syllabus based on previous year's analysis.Name of the chapterNumber of questions asked (Approx.)Weightage in percentAlternating current14Atoms0-11.5Current electricity28Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter26Electric Charges and Fields14.5Electromagnetic induction14Electromagnetic waves15Electrostatic Potential and Capacitance14.5Gravitation0-12Kinetic theory13Laws of Motion13Magnetism and Matter12.5Mechanical Properties of Fluids0-12Mechanical Properties of Solids0-12Motion in a Plane0-11.5Motion in a Straight Line0-11.5Moving Charges and Magnetism12.5Nuclei0-11.5Oscillations0-11.5Physical World, Units and Measurements0-12Ray optics and optical instruments15Semiconductor Electronics: Materials, Devices and Simple Circuits26System of Particles and Rotational Motion15Thermal Properties of Matter0-12Thermodynamics29Wave optics15Waves0-11.5Work, Energy and Power14 Total45100Also Read: NEET Physics Syllabus with Chapter-wise Weightage

Admission to undergraduate (UG) courses at Desh Bhagat University is based on merit. Students must have at least 45% marks in class 12 from a recognised board. However, students must qualify the NEET exam to enroll in the BAMS and BDS programs.  Admission to other courses at Desh Bhagat University is based on: JEE Mains, CAT/ XAT/ CMAT, CLAT UG, GATE, NEET-PG, UGC NET.  The final selection is based on previous scores, academic qualification and the availability of seats.Admissions to all undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs begin in June. The last date for the 2023 academic session was September 30, 2023.