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New answer posted•4 years ago
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4 years ago
Hi,
I am Submit Vashist pursuing B.A. MS from CBPACS New Delhi
310 marks in SC category are enough to get you admission in an government medical college. You must attend the counseling by AYUSH department and your respective state government counseling
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4 years ago
Hello, To apply for NEET Exam by self you just have to go to NTA NEET Official website and select new application. Register yourself and fill the remaining form. For NEET 2022 please keep these thing in hand before applying-
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When is the last date to apply for NEET exam?

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4 years ago
Hello, Last date to apply for NEET 2022 Exams is 20 May 22. Last date for fees payment is 20 May 22
Entrance date 17 July 22. Eligibility - Passed 10+2 Intermediate Exam with Physics Chemistry Biology PCB Group of Subjects in Any recognised Board in India. Age limit - Between 17 - 25 years old or Bor

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Hello, College allotment depends on cutoff of Colleges. As the previous cutoffs are very high, Getting MBBS College at 430 Marks must be very difficult. Expected cutoffs for Gen or OBC Category is 550+ for government college. However for SC/ST the cutoff is low as compared to Gen/OBC. However a scor

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300 marks are very less for pursuing MBBS and BDS. You can go for ayurvedic medicine it also have scope.

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Hi there, You can get admission in government medical College through 15% all india quota counseling or your 85%domicile state counseling only. There are no other ways of getting government medical College. So as you mentioned you are from Maharashtra so this must be your domicile state. So if we ta

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Hi there, Since you have not mentioned your home state so considering it as Karnataka according to your profile. So on such marks and category you have good chances of getting Private colleges in Karnataka under state quota according to previous year's cut-off. As we go through previous year's cut-o

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What is cut off marks for BVSC in NEET 2022 for SC candidates?

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4 years ago
For SC: In 2020 the cutoff was 146-113 marks and in 2021 the cutoff was 137-108 marks. Compared to 2020, 2021's cut-off has gone lower. So if we follow that pattern this time it may be around 150-100. 150 will be maximum and 100 will be minimum.

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4 years ago
It depends on the situation like the number of seats left and the category to which you are belong.

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Hi sarika, So on such marks you have no chance to get any of the B.A. MS private college through state quota counselling or AIQ counselling because on such marks you have just qualified NEET 2020. So I would recommend you to either try for direct admission provided that you must have appeared in NEE

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