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Anjali Raj

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Getting an MBBS seat in a government medical college with an AIR of 214,973 and a NEET score of 496 may be difficult, especially considering how competitive government colleges are and how higher scores are required for the general category. Seat availability can vary greatly depending on a number of criteria, including the state, category, and reservation restrictions. While government colleges usually have higher cutoff scores, a score of about 496 may be competitive for private medical colleges or recognized universities. You may also wish to look into other medical specialty or courses where the cutoff may be lower, as well as priv
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Anjali Raj

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Your odds of being accepted into a government medical college are low with a NEET rank of 26,458; however, private medical colleges may be able to accommodate you. Depending on the state and the particular college, there can be wide variations in the number of seats available. Here are some ideas for you to think about:Private Medical Colleges: In comparison to government colleges, several private medical colleges offer lower cutoffs. Consult private colleges in the states of your choice, such as DY Patil, Manipal, and others.Reputable Universities: With a variety of cutoff points, establishments like as Amrita Institute of Medica
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Abhay shivhare

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Yes, a NEET aspirant can pursue a B.Sc in CBZ (Chemistry, Botany, Zoology) subjects and prepare for NEET simultaneously. This combination can be advantageous, as the B.Sc subjects align well with the NEET syllabus, providing a strong foundation in biology and chemistry. Balancing both requires effective time management and dedication, but it is achievable and can enhance understanding of core concepts relevant to NEET.

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Parul Thapa

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No, pursuing a degree in MLT does not require the NEET.NEET is primarily used for admission into undergraduate medical courses such as MBBS and BDS. In contrast, admission to a BSc MLT program is generally based on Class 12 scores or CUET scores. 

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Harsh Vardhan Singh Deora

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The cutoff for NEET UG 2024 at Baroda Homeopathic Medical College has not been released and no information is available. The answer of your question can be given based on the assumptions according to the previous year cutoff. The NEET UG cutoff for BHMS in 2022 was 242434 ( All india general). This is the only latest data available. So seeing your rank, you have a low score compared to previous years cutoff. So, it can be predicted that you may face problem in getting admission at this Institute from this score. The NEET UG 2024 counselling process is expected to begin after the last week of July 2024 , you can check the Institute's of
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Saurabh Kaintura

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The NEET cutoff for 2024 for Government Nursing College, Jodhpur is for general category is 720-162, for SC/ST/OBC category, the cutoff is 161-127, for the general- PH category it is 161-144, for the SC/OBC- PH it is 143-127, and for ST PH it is 142-127.

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abhishek gaurav

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No Shri Bharani College of Nursing does not accept NEET scores for admission. The eligibility and selection criteria for courses are as follows:BSc: Candidates must pass Class 12 with a minimum of 45% aggregate in Science (PCB) & English Core/English Elective from recognized board. They must be medically fit. They must be at least 17 years old by December 31st of the admission year. Admission is merit-based.BSc (Post Basic): Candidates must have passed Class 12 from recognized board or before 1986. They must have obtained a certificate in General Nursing and Midwifery. Candidates must also be registered as R.N.R.M. with the State Nurse
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Nizam Ahamad

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With a score of 650+ in NEET and 50% in Class 12th, your chances of getting a seat in Chandrapur Medical College are quite good, given the following: 1. NEET Score: A score of 650+ is generally considered very competitive and should put you in a strong position for admission to government medical colleges, including Chandrapur Medical College. 2. Class 12th Marks: While 50% in Class 12th is relatively low, most medical colleges primarily focus on NEET scores for admissions. However, ensure that you meet the minimum eligibility criteria set by the college or state authorities for Class 12th marks. 3. Reservation and Quota
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Nizam Ahamad

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Getting a seat in AIIMS Jodhpur with a rank of 112,056 in the SC category is challenging, as AIIMS institutions are highly competitive with very limited seats. Typically, a much lower rank is required for admission, even in reserved categories.

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