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Deeksha Dixit
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Yes, with a NEET score of 624, you have a good chance of getting into IPGMER and SSKM Hospital (WB) in the second round. However, you have better chances to get admission in the mop-up round under state quota. For the EWS category, the final score-wise cutoff was around 610 in the previous year at this college for 85% state quota. As for your state rank, well, that would be decided by the Department of Health and Family Welfare of West Bengal. Your state's ranking could not be predicted accurately here because it will determined by dept. On the basis of the number of qualified students in the state and their comparative NEET scores. Yo
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RAHUL PATNI
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Yes a candidate can participate in second round of ALL INDIA counselling even if he/she has not registered in round 1.
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Tasneem Bawahir
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All BHMS colleges in Maharashtra are private now. So expect atleast 1.2 Lacs per annum fees in almost all colleges. Still I think virar and other medical college in Pune is less costly. However cmphmc in andheri is best for knowledge and experience.
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Deeksha Dixit
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Yes, you can get an MBBS seat in select colleges with 430 marks in NEET 2022 under the state quota. According to the Karnataka State Cutoff for 2021, if you are a general category applicant, you can apply to the following medical colleges:
1. Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Medical College in Bangalore: MBBS open category score-wise cutoff was under 440 marks in NEET
2. Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences: The MBBS cutoff was around 430 to 450 marks in NEET.
3. A. J. Institute of Medical Sciences in Bangalore: MBBS open category score-wise, the cutoff was around 420 marks in NEET.
4. Sri Basaveshwara Medical College and Hospital of Chitradurga:
1. Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Medical College in Bangalore: MBBS open category score-wise cutoff was under 440 marks in NEET
2. Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences: The MBBS cutoff was around 430 to 450 marks in NEET.
3. A. J. Institute of Medical Sciences in Bangalore: MBBS open category score-wise, the cutoff was around 420 marks in NEET.
4. Sri Basaveshwara Medical College and Hospital of Chitradurga:
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Jyoti Singh
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At Shija Academy of Health Sciences, the cost of the MBBS (bachelor of medicine and bachelor of surgery) is approximately Rs. 900,000.
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Jyoti Singh
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With 140 marks, it will be challenging for you to secure a government position. You need a general category score of 540 or higher in 85% of the state's quota and a SC category score of 380 or higher. In India, leading private medical institutes with limited resources are likely to accept students with marks of roughly 550+. I'll argue that you aren't yet ready to study MBBS with a score of just 140. Therefore, I advise you to skip/repeat a year and take NEET again the following year. Study hard and you will succeed.
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Jyoti Singh
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Despite the fact that the cut-off list differs depending on the economic group, in your case, these 303 marks are just the minimum to secure a spot in MS and BDS. You can try your luck but it's just the minimum if you from general category. According to patterns from past years, students must have a minimum NEET score of 450 in order to be admitted to a government dental college as a BDS student (subject to vary). The lowest cutoff score for SC/ST/OBC is around 128-113, whereas the cutoff score for the general category was approximately 720-147.
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Jyoti Singh
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Despite the fact that the cut-off list differs depending on the economic group, in your case, these 100 marks are insufficient to secure a spot in MS and BDS. According to patterns from past years, students must have a minimum NEET score of 450 in order to be admitted to a government dental college as a BDS student (subject to vary). The lowest cutoff score for SC/ST/OBC is around 128-113, whereas the cutoff score for the general category was approximately 720-147.
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