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Muskan
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GMERS Medical College, Patan's NEET cutoff for admission varies every year depending on the volume of applications and available seats. The cutoff for Gujarat's government medical institutes usually falls between 400 and 500 marks in recent years. It's recommended to verify the most recent admission data or get in touch with the college directly for exact and up-to-date cutoff facts.
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You may be able to gain admission to a government MBBS college if you fall into the OBC category and have a NEET score of 503, but this will depend on the state in which you are applying. In general, especially for more well-known states, the cutoff scores for government medical colleges can be rather high. In states with lower cutoffs or in certain private medical colleges subject to government quotas, your score may be competitive. To determine your chances more precisely, it is imperative that you review the specific cutoff patterns for various states and universities.
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Muskan
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If your General category NEET 2024 score falls between 570 and 590, you stand a good probability of being admitted to a government BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) college. Though they differ by state and college, the cutoffs for government BAMS colleges typically lie within this range. It is important to take part in the state counselling procedure because the final cutoff might be influenced by competition levels and seat availability. Watch the official counselling websites for information regarding trends in cutoff times.
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Muskan
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You have a good probability of getting into Andhra Pradesh's BAMS programme (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) if your NEET 2024 score is 288 and you fall into the SC category. You benefit from the fact that SC category cutoffs are usually lower than those for the general category. The level of competition, however, changes annually and is mostly determined by the college cutoffs and seat availability. Engaging in the state counselling programme is advised, as is looking at all of your possibilities, including public and private Ayurvedic universities.
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Muskan
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Your chances of being chosen for a state quota seat at Government Doon Medical College (GDMC) Dehradun in the Mop-Up round are good if your NEET 2024 score is roughly 610. Following the main counselling rounds, which frequently have somewhat lower cutoffs, mop-up rounds are held to fill any open seats. The competition is still fierce because GDMC is a well-known government medical college, but your score puts you in a good position. In order to guarantee prompt participation in the Mop-Up round, it is important to keep an eye on the official Uttarakhand counselling updates.
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Muskan
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Depending on the state's cutoff trends, you stand a good possibility of obtaining an MBBS seat through the home state quota with a NEET score of 599, especially at government medical colleges. In many government and private medical institutes, you are likely to meet the cutoff in states like West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, and Maharashtra. Your prospects are also better for the All India Quota (AIQ), although the cutoffs are usually higher and the competition is fiercer. It is necessary to engage in the state and AIQ counselling processes.
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Muskan
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You stand a good chance of obtaining a state quota seat in a West Bengal private medical college if your NEET score is 556. Since state quota cutoffs are typically lower than those of government universities, there's a good chance your score would satisfy the requirements. It's important that you take part in the West Bengal NEET counselling procedure, where you can choose the colleges of your choice. Reviewing the cutoff trends from the prior year will help you better assess your prospects and adjust your preparation.
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Due to higher cutoffs, it may be difficult to gain admission to a Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) programme in government colleges if you scored 150 on the NEET and are an OBC. Private Ayurvedic colleges, particularly those in states with lower cutoffs or with management quota seats, may provide you a chance. Engaging in counselling rounds and looking into universities offering flexible cutoff ranges for your category are crucial.
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Siddu Manikanta kumar vantakula
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Student need not to be worry about the marks for the entry into Rajkot Homeopathy Medical college. Just qualifying marks in the NEET exam is enough to get seat in this college for OBC category that must be between 120 to 160 marks .As the competation increased, so 200 marks are the safest to get a seat.
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Yawar Bilal
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As per your NEET score of 437 marks, BC-E Muslims category candidate, the probability for you to get a government MBBS seat at Fatima Medical College, Kadapa are moderate. The admission standards include the cut-off marks to be considered, which in most cases are generic and can change from one year to the other depending on the number of applicants, the level of difficulty of the examination and or the performance of the candidates. Fatima Medical College, being a Minority institution, provides for a certain number of seats for Muslim Candidates under the BC-E sub-category. This reservation usually makes the cut-off marks t
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