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Deeksha Dixit
Contributor-Level 10
Hi, you can fill out the college preference for non-AU regions in Andhra Pradesh counseling as well. As you know, there are three regions in Andhra Pradesh for NEET counseling:
1. Andhra University (AU) Region
2. Sri Venkateswara University (SVU) Region
3. JNTUK Region
Each of these regions has certain seats available for other regions' candidates, too. Therefore, if you are from the AU region, you can also fill in your college preference for non-AU region medical colleges. This also holds true for domiciles in other regions. It's just that you'll have a better chance of getting into college in your home region.
1. Andhra University (AU) Region
2. Sri Venkateswara University (SVU) Region
3. JNTUK Region
Each of these regions has certain seats available for other regions' candidates, too. Therefore, if you are from the AU region, you can also fill in your college preference for non-AU region medical colleges. This also holds true for domiciles in other regions. It's just that you'll have a better chance of getting into college in your home region.
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Eksha SunderkaB Pharma student
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If you are from Biology background with 50% passing marks in 12th then you are eligible for doing MBBS after biomedical engineering there is no age limit.
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Likitha Jannu
Contributor-Level 6
Hello, congratulations on your score!
A NEET score of 620+ you have great chances of MBBS seat at top medical colleges of your state and through 15% all india quota. But It's quite difficult to predict that whether you will get seat or not as cut off marks for medical colleges keeps changing every year depending upon various factors like number of students that appeared in the exam, kind of marks obtained by them, toughness level of the examination etc. But when we go through historical statistical data then it suggests that with 621marks you hold very good chance to get a seat in Government Medical College according to previous cut off
A NEET score of 620+ you have great chances of MBBS seat at top medical colleges of your state and through 15% all india quota. But It's quite difficult to predict that whether you will get seat or not as cut off marks for medical colleges keeps changing every year depending upon various factors like number of students that appeared in the exam, kind of marks obtained by them, toughness level of the examination etc. But when we go through historical statistical data then it suggests that with 621marks you hold very good chance to get a seat in Government Medical College according to previous cut off
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Deeksha Dixit
Contributor-Level 10
Yes, with a NEET score of 624, you have a good chance of getting into IPGMER and SSKM Hospital (WB) in the second round. However, you have better chances to get admission in the mop-up round under state quota. For the EWS category, the final score-wise cutoff was around 610 in the previous year at this college for 85% state quota. As for your state rank, well, that would be decided by the Department of Health and Family Welfare of West Bengal. Your state's ranking could not be predicted accurately here because it will determined by dept. On the basis of the number of qualified students in the state and their comparative NEET scores. Yo
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Deeksha Dixit
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Yes, you can get an MBBS seat in select colleges with 430 marks in NEET 2022 under the state quota. According to the Karnataka State Cutoff for 2021, if you are a general category applicant, you can apply to the following medical colleges:
1. Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Medical College in Bangalore: MBBS open category score-wise cutoff was under 440 marks in NEET
2. Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences: The MBBS cutoff was around 430 to 450 marks in NEET.
3. A. J. Institute of Medical Sciences in Bangalore: MBBS open category score-wise, the cutoff was around 420 marks in NEET.
4. Sri Basaveshwara Medical College and Hospital of Chitradurga:
1. Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Medical College in Bangalore: MBBS open category score-wise cutoff was under 440 marks in NEET
2. Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences: The MBBS cutoff was around 430 to 450 marks in NEET.
3. A. J. Institute of Medical Sciences in Bangalore: MBBS open category score-wise, the cutoff was around 420 marks in NEET.
4. Sri Basaveshwara Medical College and Hospital of Chitradurga:
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Jyoti Singh
Contributor-Level 7
More than 55% in the 12th PCB is required for selection. But ultimately, it all comes down to how well you do on the entrance exam. Best of luck and get ready for that.
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Jyoti Singh
Contributor-Level 7
More than 55% in the 12th PCB is required for selection. But ultimately, it all comes down to how well you do on the entrance exam. Best of luck and get ready for that.
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Akshita yadav
Beginner-Level 5
Yes, anyone with valid degree from UGC recognised university can fill out the form and sit for the exam.
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Jyoti Singh
Contributor-Level 7
At Shija Academy of Health Sciences, the cost of the MBBS (bachelor of medicine and bachelor of surgery) is approximately Rs. 900,000.
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Jyoti Singh
Contributor-Level 7
With 140 marks, it will be challenging for you to secure a government position. You need a general category score of 540 or higher in 85% of the state's quota and a SC category score of 380 or higher. In India, leading private medical institutes with limited resources are likely to accept students with marks of roughly 550+. I'll argue that you aren't yet ready to study MBBS with a score of just 140. Therefore, I advise you to skip/repeat a year and take NEET again the following year. Study hard and you will succeed.
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