Medicine Entrance Exam

No, KEAM is not necessary for NEET. But if you want to get into a college in Kerala for medicine it is better to write KEAM.

No after you completed graduation you can get MS college admission, Firstly you complete graduation.

Your NEET score is 353. Usually for B.A. MS one must score 420+ for general category for government college. For private it is 300+ Also it too depends upon last years cut-off. Adding it with 15% All India quota and 85% state quota seats in government colleges. Your Overall Percentile is: 85.55 - 86.05 and when it comes to rank, your Predicted Rank is : 200213 - 240363. For SC there comes 15% seat reservation.

Sorry to say, but you cannot get admission for B.Sc. Nursing in government colleges with 274 marks in NEET. But you can opt for private colleges which gives better facilities for B.Sc Nursing in order to pursue your dream. Good Luck.

Unfortunately we only offer guidance in the plethora of career options and help get admission in other universities. Shiksha does not have an institute of its own to offer medical bsc degrees. What we can help you with are the cut offs, admission and fees information about various institutes offering various courses and a lot more.
With the score you highlighted above. It is suggested to work more on you practice in the same and apply for the paper once again 50 percentile is the qualifying criteria of NEET entrance exams, which you do not clear

Hi Payal, according to the latest information, the Cutoff for general category is 50%, OBC is 30-45% and SC is 30-35%
So minimum 40% percentile is mandatory for hassle free admission. Wishing you a bright future.

Admission is entirely based on NEET UG examination. Cut of may vary from college to college.

You ain't need to clear the NEET entrance examination to get admission in B.Sc. Nursing in AIIMS. You need to clear the AIIMS B.Sc. Entrance examination to get admission in the course in AIIMS. The college you get will based on the marks you will get in the exam.

It's not possible to get rejected because of your improvement in Chemistry.