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Keshav Agarwal

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According to your percentile you are having high chances for admission in B.Pharma in college according to your choice

You can apply for B.Pharma course in maharashtra from MHTCET (pcb) score.

So you can apply in this college according to your percentile you are having high chances for the admission in this college,

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Keshav Agarwal

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THe colleges in Mumbai for B.Voc in MLT are:

  • VHMC-Virar Homoeopathic Medical College.
  • Maharashtra University of Health Sciences.
  • Mumbai, India.
  • B.Voc-Bachelor of Vocation.

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Saurabh Singh

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Colleges are:

B.Sc. Computer Science general-100% ST-91.67%

B.Sc. Biotechnology general-100% st-92.83%

B.Sc. Microbiology general-99% st-84.67%

B.VOC (Digital Art and Animation) general-94% st-58.46%

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varun balakrishnan

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With 483 marks in NEET you may be eligible to apply for admission to private medical colleges in Karnataka under the government quota.

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Maitry Sharma

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No, it would not be accepted as admissions to UG Programmes are done through MH CET or JEE Mains whereas any Masters Programme requires GATE, GPAT, GAT-B.

However, those who wish to pursue Ph.D. Programs can get admission through DBT, GATE, NET, CSIR, JRF, GPAT scores.

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varun balakrishnan

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Yes, you can get admission over there through 15% of NEET quota provided you'll have to score good may be above 560.

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Haribalan N P

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Yes, You can get into some average college in Pune for engineering with your JEE score. Probably you should decide whether you are going to re-attempt your JEE exam or you are going to join some random colleges in Pune. 

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Harshali Sharma

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You may get admission in medical College with 309 score but it's not possible to get admission in any government college with such a low score. And though in a private college also there are many other factors also which are taken in consideration by the college's other than the score.

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Saurabh Singh

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However with 71% you have fair chance in getting seats in B pharma college if you are from OBCor SC/ST in first two rounds. If you are from general chances are much less. However cutoff varies from year to year and also on several factors. But I would recommend you to sit for counselling positively.

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Dwight S

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Statistics on admissions may change annually. I can, however, provide you some broad information regarding Maharashtra's MBBS admissions procedure.

There are only a few MBBS seats available in Government Medical Colleges (GMCs) in Maharashtra, and admission is extremely competitive. The candidate's NEET score and ranking in their relevant category will largely determine if they get admitted to these colleges. Each year, depending on variables including the number of applicants, the difficulty level of the exam, and the availability of seats, the cutoff scores for certain categories and colleges can change.

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