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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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It may be challenging to get into a government college in Andhra Pradesh for a BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) or BHMS (Bachelor of Homoeopathic Medicine and Surgery) programme with a score of 247 on the NEET UG 2023, particularly for the general category. On the other hand, private universities or reserved categories can provide you a chance. It's crucial to take part in the state counselling procedure because the number of applicants and seat availability determine the annual cutoffs.
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If you fall into the ST category and have a NEET score of 350, you should have a reasonable chance of getting into a Madhya Pradesh government veterinary college. Generally speaking, ST candidates have lower cutoffs than candidates in the general category. It is advisable to actively participate in the state counselling process and investigate all of the state's government veterinary institutions, but competition still remains. The quantity of available seats and the year's unique cutoff trends will determine your prospects.
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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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Securing a spot in a private medical college with a NEET UG score of 350 is feasible, however difficult, dependent on the state and the particular college. When compared to government universities, private medical schools usually have lower cutoffs, and some may give places under management quotas. States with more private universities and less competitive NEET cutoffs will improve your prospects. It's critical to take part in counselling rounds and investigate all of your alternatives, including management seats and state quotas.
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Bhupinder Kour
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At the Maharashtra Institute of Medical Education and Research (MIMER) in Talegaon, applicants normally need to obtain a NEET-PG score that is within a competitive range in order to be admitted to the MD programs. A score in the 400–600 range is often needed for admission into MIMER's several MD specializations, while the cut-off scores can change annually depending on variables including the volume of applications and overall performance.Candidates who scored nearer the top end of this range have historically had a better chance of getting into the program, especially in more competitive specializations. Prospective students sho
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Yawar Bilal
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Thus, assuming you have got 621 marks in NEET 2024, your opportunity to get admission into Muslim minority medical college is very bright. In general, any score above the level of 600 is regarded to be rather competitive, and it will surely surpass most cut offs for the minority colleges. Muslim minority institutions admit candidates from this community through a quota system wherein a given percentage of the total number of students admitted is allocated to Muslims, and the cutoff marks called for the Muslim seats are usually lower than those of the ‘open’ seats. Therefore, with 621 marks you are set well
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Parul Thapa
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In India, the NEET is the primary entrance exam for admission to undergraduate medical and dental courses such as MBBS and BDS. However, there are some medical courses that may not require NEET for admission. These medical courses without NEET include:Occupational TherapyForensic Medical Science CoursesVeterinary SciencesPharmacyPsychologyNutritionist/DieticianOccupation TherapyClinical ResearchMedical TranscriptionNaturopathy and Yogic SciencesForensic Sciences
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