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Nidhi Gupta

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The NEET 2025 scorecard will be valid for the current academic session in India, but candidates who want to study abroad can use the same NEET scorecard for three years. Karnataka NEET PG counselling 2025 will be conducted in several rounds in online mode at the official website. The third round will be led only if seats are left vacant after the second round.

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Peethala Ajay

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ITM University, Raipur, primarily offers programs in fields like engineering, management, law, and others. For most undergraduate medical and dental programs in India, including MBBS and BDS, the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) is typically required for admission.

However, admission requirements can vary between programs and universities. If you're interested in a non-medical programme at ITM University, you should check the specific admission criteria for that programme on the university's official website or contact their admissions office for detailed information.

Keep in mind that the admission process and requirements

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Pranav Kaushal

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To get B pharmacy college seat through NEET by working hard and getting top score in the exam

 

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Kush chandak

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The minimum cutoff for University College of Medical Sciences, University of Delhi NEET cutoff 2023 for MBBS is not yet available. The cutoff will be decided after the NEET PG 2023 results are released and the counselling process is completed.

The cutoff for NEET PG 2022 for MBBS in University College of Medical Sciences, University of Delhi was 670 for the general category. You can check the NEET PG cutoff for previous years to get an idea of the cutoff for 2023. However, it is important to note that the cutoff can vary from year to year.

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Roni Pal

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If you belong to UR, SC, OBC category family so sorry to say you don't get a college (govt./private). But if you are from ST, then you get a chance to get into private colleges. So prepare hard for next time.

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Sachin bhosagi

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With a NEET score of 479, it may be challenging to get admission to most of the government or semi-government medical colleges in India. It may differ from state to state and college to college depending on their seat matrix, reservation policy, previous year trends, etc. However, based on some previous year data Students who score above 550 have a better chance of being admitted to a government college for MBBS, according to patterns from the previous year. This indicates that the NEET score minimum for MBBS at Government or semi government College is 550 this score is the minimum for getting admission in good college

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