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Sumit naroliya

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Hi dear, it varies state to state and college to college, as per you want to do pharmacy from any government recognized university of college you need to appear for the NEET examination, however, 75% of colleges give direct admission based on your percentage through counseling. Hope so you got your answer.

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Deeksha Dixit

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You have not mentioned the course in which you want to take admission at a government college. You cannot get admission to a government medical college for MBBS with 450 marks in 2A category, but you can get into a government dental college for BDS. This is because in previous years, the minimum score required to get admission to MBBS was more than 500, even for 2A category candidates with HK certificates. You can get admission to Government Dental College Bangalore for BDS with your NEET score as per the previous year's cut-off score.

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deepika maurya

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According to the information you have given, Yes, you are eligible for admission in both the college's government and private for both the courses, B.Sc. In Nursing and BPT course. Because based on previous years' trends, a score of 250 or more on the 250 marks in the NEET exam is the safe score to get B.Sc. Nursing and BPT course. A list of government colleges for B.Sc. Nursing or BPT course:
1- Bombay Hospital College of Nursing for a B.Sc. Nursing.
2- Lokmanya Tilak Municipal Medical College and General Hospital, Kharghar, for BPT Course. A list of private colleges for B.Sc. Nursing or BPT course:
1- Sinhgad College of Nursing, Pune,
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Deeksha Dixit

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According to the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC), the candidates do not need to report to or join the allotted college in the first round of NEET counseling as there is an option of a free exit. If a seat is upgraded in the second round, the earlier allotted seat in Round one is automatically cancelled if the candidate does not attend the assigned college. You can directly apply online for the second round as soon as fresh registration for round 2 starts. In this round, if you get an upgraded seat, you can join the college allocated.

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Eksha SunderkaB Pharma student

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Try next year. For BHMS or BAMS, you need to score above 300 or more or try in private colleges.

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Deeksha Dixit

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Yes, with 492 marks in NEET you have plenty of options to get into college for medicine courses. However, you are more likely to get courses like BDS BHM and B.A. MS than MBBS. You may get a government seat in a private college to pursue BDS as well as a government seat in a selected Ayurveda or Homoeopathy government college with your home state quota. You can get admission to the following colleges with your score:
For MBBS:
1. Agartala Government Medical College
2. Rural Medical College, Loni
For BDS:
3. The People's University of Bhopal
4. SRM Kattankulathur Dental College and Hospital
For BHM
5. Pratap Chandra Memorial Homoeopathic Hospi
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Deeksha Dixit

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Your score is too low to get admission into the government dental colleges of Kerala. You may have some chance under the home state quota if your state rank is under 40,000 in NEET state counseling in Kerala. To get a government dental college for BDS you need to score more than 350, even for a category-based exemption, according to available previous year cut-off data. In previous years, the closing NEET UG rank for most of the government colleges in Kerala was under 40,000. You may also try to get admission to some private colleges, like the Noorul Islam College of Dental Science in Aralumoodu.

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Deeksha Dixit

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It is difficult to answer accurately in the absence of your category and home state data, but you may have a chance to get admission to government medical colleges (GMC) with 590 marks. According to previous year's cutoff data for GMCs, if you belong to the general category, you need to score more than 600 marks in NEET to get admission to most colleges. If you have a category-based exemption like OBC or SC, then you may get admission with a score above 550. Still, some medical colleges can provide admission to the open category by way of a stray vacancy round with a score less than 600. For instance, you may get admission to the Atal
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deepika maurya

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A list of government colleges in Madhya Pradesh for Bachelor of Science in Nursing course.
1- Bhopal Memorial Hospital & Research Centre, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh.
2- Central Institute of Nursing Science, Madhya Pradesh.
3- Government College of Nursing, Madhya Pradesh.
4- Madhya Pradesh Medical Science University, Madhya Pradesh.
5- All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Raipur, Madhya Pradesh. With 111 marks, you have no chance to get admission to a government nursing college. If you want to take admitted to government colleges, you have to score more than 200 marks in the NEET examination. I hope this will help you.

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Eksha SunderkaB Pharma student

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No its not possible. Try harder next year. Try to score 500+. .

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