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Bishal BaishyaAn Aspiring Writer & Podcast Host

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There is quite a good chance for you to get a seat via state SC quota in BAMS in Karnataka, but still there exists a balance of probability here.

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vinod vedwalenjoy the every moment

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Vision AIIMS is the best coaching institute for AIIMS preparation in Ajmer.

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I would say, 287 is a bit low for Jamia Hamdard. It is a Delhi college and require high cut off score. BA MS is offered to students who score more than 325 or at least more than 300. I would suggest you to try some other university or college. You might have a chance here, if seats are left vacant and you have Muslim quota, but keep trying for other colleges.

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Pradip Ku Sahu#medico as well as a lecturer

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B.Sc Nursing is not included in NEET, so forget seat in nursing, you will have to go through the entrances.

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Ridhima BansalCurrently working as Biology tutor

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Hi Trisha,
If you want to be geneticist, you can apply for Exams conducted by Punjab University, Delhi University, IITs as they provide many courses such as B.Sc. B.Tech in genetics or genomics. It is not necessary to sit for NEET exam rather you can go for these courses and further carry your Masters in the same field if you want to become geneticist. For the same you should start surfing Internet and look for more opportunities if you really wish to be geneticist and act wisely. Good luck.

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Shreya Manavadaria

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Hello!
With 228 marks in NEET, I think it is difficult to get a free government seat, especially with general quota. But there are chances if you apply in management quota. And also, you can get a seat in deemed university but the only problem with that is they have very high fees.

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sounthariya shanmugam

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Yes, you can get a seat in BUMS.

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sounthariya shanmugam

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Yes, you are eligible to get admission there.

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Shreya Manavadaria

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Yes Sagar, you can take admission in undergraduate courses with your achieved marks. But it depends which field, you want to take admission into. Like with 180 marks in NEET, you cannot get a seat in government medical colleges. But you can try applying in deemed medical colleges. Also, you can get a seat in other fields like B.Sc in chemistry or physics or biology or agriculture and BAMS.

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Shreya Manavadaria

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Hi Gouri,
Until this year the medical entrance exam for undergraduate students occured only once in May. But now it has been recently known that it will occur 2 times a year. That is, first will come in May and the 2nd in August. But again, this rule will be applied from next year. And this NEET exam twice a year is a good thing for undergraduate students. Like if any student is not able to achieve good marks in his first try then he do not have to wait for the whole year as he can reapply in 6 months.

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