Medicine Entrance Exam

No, you wont'nt be able to get a government seat for BDS with 191 marks in NEET despite of you belonging to SC catagory. Cutoffs for government colleges are usually high due to high demand and low availability of seats. Although you have chances of getting a private college, and that too, a normal one. To get admission to a government dental college, you'll need to score at least 300 marks in NEET for the SC category. You can check for expected colleges from Shiksha's college predictor tool.

With 293 marks in NEET, you can get admission in BHMS in Telangana. You only have chances of getting admission in a private college because government seats are highly competitive due to low seat intake and high demand. However, BHMS colleges don't have a very high cutoff, but to get admission to a government homeopathy college, you should aim for a minimum score of 350 marks in NEET. You can use Shiksha's college predictor to get a list of expected colleges.

442 is a very decent score, and you may face difficulties in getting a government seat despite belonging to the SC category. As you have not mentioned your state, we are talking in general terms only. Although you still have chances of getting a government college, as the cutoffs for the reserved category are lower than others. If you wish to get admission in a private college, you can easily get a reputed college with this score.

No, 184 marks in NEET are not enough to get a government college for BSc Nursing. Government seats usually have higher cutoffs due to low availability of seats and higher demand. Although you may get a private seat. Most private institutes conduct their own entrance exams for admissions in nursing. So if you want to get admission in a very good private college, you may be required to appear for their entrance exam, and for a government seat, you need to reappear in NEET. The cutoffs for government B.Sc colleges  are however not very high but still a better score is required.

With 260 marks in NEET, entry into a government BDS college is extremely difficult, particularly for the General category, where cutoffs are typically 450+.

Admission Probabilities by Category:
General Category: Extremely little chance in government colleges.
OBC/EWS: Distant, due to higher cutoffs.
SC/ST: Certain government dental colleges have reserved seats, although competition is stiff.
Other options:
Private BDS colleges charge fees of 2-6 Lacs per year.
Deemed Universities can have lower cut-offs.
Counseling Rounds: Participate in the Mop-Up and Stray Vacancy Rounds.

It is highly unlikely to get admission in BDS at KGMU with  a rank of 363615 in NEET, as according to the previous years cut offs, the lowest cut off for general category was around 25000,  OBC category was for 40000, for SC it was 180000 and for ST it was 320000.

The NEET 2024 score of 440 enables qualified admission to government college programs for BDS, BAMS, BHMS, and BNYS degrees across West Bengal. College acceptance scores for the medical programs vary by institution yet government institutions typically require outcomes between 350-450 marks . West Bengal maintains 19 government medical institutions which distribute 3150 MBBS seats through the admission procedures directed by West Bengal Medical Counseling Committee (WBMCC)