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Tasbiya Khan

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Thousands of students make this one mistake every year, and it costs them a great college seat. The biggest mistake is not filling the college preference list carefully during WBMCC counselling. Seat allotment is made only among colleges that you have listed in your preference. If you do not include a good college in your list, you simply cannot get it, no matter how good your NEET rank is. Students should research every college carefully, add as many good options as possible, and always prioritise government colleges at the top of their list for maximum value and minimum fees.

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Tasbiya Khan

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The cutoff figures make it very clear just how competitive MBBS admission in Pune really is. For top government colleges like BJMC and AFMC, general category closing ranks are usually within 1,000 to 3,000 AIR for open seats. For AFMC specifically, the minimum NEET score required for shortlisting is 670 and above for boys and 685 and above for girls. Private colleges have comparatively lower cutoffs but charge significantly higher fees. 

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Bhavya Jain

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Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University popularly known as IPU, is a government funded college that takes admissions based on its university level exam IPU CET. Amity University is one of the most popular private BSc Nursing college in Delhi NCR. The UG course is offered through Amity college of Nursing in Gurugram. Both colleges equip students with theoretical and applied knowledge, good placements and on ground exposure.

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Bhavya Jain

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There are more colleges that accept a NEET score in comparison to those accepting CUET scores. CUET offers less competition and lower cutoff, but also a lesser option of colleges to choose from.

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Bhavya Jain

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Time required for preparation is subjective to each student. Candidate A might understand the course material better than Candidate B, which ultimately will affect the time consumed to prepare for the exam. Ideally though, a year should be more than enough time to prepare for the exam.

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Bhavya Jain

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A candidate can apply for NEET if they are between 17 and 35. Another condition is passing class 12th with minimum 50% in PCB stream. During application process, students have to submit documents proving their age. If there are any differences, the application can be rejected.

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Piyush Bhandari

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Yes, candidates can get MBBS with 80,000 rank. However, such candidates can only take admission in private MBBS colleges, deemed universities or through management/ NRI quota.

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Satyendra Shukla

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The Re NEET result 2026 is expected to be released by July 20, 2026. The NTA will release the result as a PDF.

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Himanshi Pandey

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Banaras Hindu University NEET cut-off changes with the year, selected course and reservation category of candidates. BHU NEET cutoff 2026 is yet to be released. In 2025, the closing rank at which MBBS admission was granted during the last round was 1,709 for the General AI category candidates. The same was 1,098 in 2024.

NEET UG is also accepted for admission to BDS and BSc Nursing at BHU. The last round BHU NEET UG cutoffs for the General AI category in 2025 and 2024 are given below:

Course20252024
MBBS1,7091,098
BDS31,50828,901
BSc Nursing82,6151,06,647

 

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