No, you cannot get admission to a semi-government medical college with 255 NEET marks under the General EWS category.

Yes, Jalandhar has 1 government nursing college from a total of 21 nursing institutes i.e. School of Nursing, Shaheed Babu Labh Singh Civil Hospital. Government colleges generally charge less fees than the private colleges. This is an advantage for students on a budget.

Patna Medical College and Hospital (PMCH) leads with the highest intake among government colleges, offering 250 MBBS seats. This makes it one of the biggest opportunities for NEET aspirants aiming for a government seat within the state quota. Check the table below for some colleges with MBBS seats.

Yes! If you take admission in a government or BMC-run dental college in Maharashtra, there's usually a mandatory bond service policy attached to your seat. This means you may need to serve in a government-designated position for a certain period after graduation. Check the table below for the only g

With 420 NEET marks as a general female candidate with Uttarakhand domicile, it might be difficult to get into a state government seat for BPT course. If your budget approves, you can get into private colleges.

With 76 percentile in MHT CET, you can get into decent private and semi-government or regional institutions in the region like:

• Sinhgad Institutes
• JSPM Group of Institutes
• Dr. D.Y. Patil Institute of Technology
• Modern College of Engineering
• Trinity College of Engineering and Research

It might be difficult to secure a seat if you are from general category and looking to secure under AIQ. But, you have a fair chance of admission to BDS programme at Government Dental College and Hospital, Patiala, if you belong to an EWS, OBC, or SC/ST category.

PSN College of Engineering and Technology is a private college. The college is affiliated with the Anna University. The college is approved by the AICTE and recognised by the UGC. 

Assam Institute of Management is a government institution under the Government of Assam. It was backed by the Government of Assam to address the lack of professional management programmes in North East India.

Without a doubt, the government colleges like KGMU and BHU are the best for their academic brand, clinical exposure and money value, with annual fees as low as INR 54900. Getting seats is very tough and requires very high NEET scores. Private colleges are more accessible for the NEET mid-performers