NEET

Chapter-wise mock tests are important for NEET 2026 because they help you fix your basics one step at a time. When you study the full syllabus at once, it feels huge, but breaking it into chapters makes it manageable. After every chapter, doing a small mock helps you know where you're strong, where you're still confused, and what needs revision.

They also improve accuracy, reduce silly mistakes, and make you more confident before you move to full-length tests. Most toppers say chapter-wise tests helped them remember concepts better and spot weak areas early. That's why they're an essential part of NEET preparation.

NIMS University NEET UG cutoff 2024 was released for admission to the MBBS and BDS courses. The NIMS University BDS Cutoff 2024 was 766583 in the last round closing cutoff as per the NEET UG examination for the General Al quota. For the General HS quota, the last round closing rank was 572020 for BDS admission. 

For the female candidates in both the quotas, the last round closing cutoff ranks were 573690 and 717363 for General HS and AI quota, respectively. 

The Jaipur National University NEET Cutoff 2024 for the General category candidates under the All India quota was 1106920 as per the last round closing rank. Whereas, for the General Category female candidates, the NEET Cutoff 2024 was 975413. For the students belonging to the General HS quota, the last round closing cutoff rank was 660118 for admission to the MBBS course. For more details, click here. 

The Jaipur National University NEET Cutoff 2024 for the General category candidates under the All India quota was 1106920 as per the last round closing rank. Whereas, for the General AI quota female candidates, the cutoff was 975413. 

Among the General HS quota, the NEET Cutoff 2024 for admission to the MBBS course, the cutoff was 660118, and for the female students under this category, the last round closing cutoff rank was 670389. 

Students who either are born in Gujarat or hold a domicile in the state are eligible to appear for Gujarat NEET UG Counselling for MBBS and BDS courses. Moreover, students need to clear the NEET UG exam to take part in the state counselling.

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BDS seats are very limited in government colleges across India.

For General category, cut-offs in government colleges are generally very high:

Top government colleges (like Maulana Azad, Delhi, Mumbai, etc.) usually require NEET scores ≥ 600–650.

Mid-tier state government colleges cut-offs: 450–550 (may vary by state and category).

370 is unlikely to secure a BDS seat in any government college for General category.

However, private dental colleges or Deemed Universities may have seats available at your score.