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Harsh Vardhan Singh Deora

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Yes, you can deifintly get seat with 355 marks in NEET if you belong to OBC catagory. The chances of getting a government college are relatively low because of high cutoffs of government colleges but you'll get a private college easily. If you cannot secure a seat in a government college with this score, you might explore private medical colleges where the cutoff might be lower or if you target is only getting a governent seat, you need to reapper for the exam and score a good rank.

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Harsh Vardhan Singh Deora

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With 254 marks in NEET, you can get admission in BAMS or BHMS if you belong to the EWS category. You only have chances of getting admission in a private collge because government seats are highly competive due to low seats intake. For the EWS category, the NEET cut-off is generally considered to be around 162 marks (50th percentile), and as your score is more than this, you'll not face any problem in getting admission in BAMS or BHMS. You can use Shiksha's college predictor to get a list of expected colleges.

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Harsh Vardhan Singh Deora

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90 marks in NEET is a very low score to get even a private college and that too with the lowest fees structure. Your marks are much lower than the cutoffs of private institutes. However, depending on the state and specific college, there might be a slim chance in the final rounds of counseling or for a very low-ranked private institution. You are suggested to reappear for the exam and get a good score so that you can get admission in a good college.

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Harsh Vardhan Singh Deora

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Yes, a 467340 rank in NEET can get you a BAMS college in Himachal Pradesh. The cutoff rank for BAMS colleges is usually lower, and you can easily get admission with that rank. Although your chances of getting a private college are relatively higher than getting a government one. Admission to BAMS colleges in Himachal Pradesh is done through the Atal Medical and Research University (AMRU) counselling process; you can use various college predictors to get a list of expected colleges.

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Harsh Vardhan Singh Deora

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With a 48160 rank and 389 marks in NEET, your chances of getting admission in a government college are quite low. This is because of high compedettion on goverment seats due to less availablity of seats and high demand. Although you can get a private college with that rank, you can use the Shiksha college predictor to get expected college lists. The cutoff also varies state-wise, but as you have not mentioned your state, the answer to your question can only be given in general terms. So if you are okay to get into a private college, go for it or reappear in the exam to get a favorable score and rank and get into a government college.&n

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Nitesh Dhyani

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The total duration of the NEET UG exam cycle ranges from seven to eight months. In general, the application process for NEET starts in the first week of February and goes on till March. After that, the correction window is opened in March, followed by the release of the NEET exam city intimation slip in April and the NEET admit card in May, a few days before the exam date. The NEET exam is held in a single day and slot on the first Sunday of May. The result is declared within a month. After that, the NEET counselling process is conducted from July or August, which continues till the seats are filled, tentatively till November or Decemb

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Akansha Thakur

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NEET 2025 was conducted on May 4, 2025. No top undergraduate level entrance exam date clashed with the NEET 2025 exam date. The CUET UG 2025 exam was scheduled to start on May 8, 2025, four days after the NEET 2025 exam date, but it was postponed to May 13, 2025, avoiding any clash. 

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Harsh Vardhan Singh Deora

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With 559 marks in NEET 2024 and NT D category, you have a high chance of getting a college for MBBS. You have a higher chance of getting a seat in a private medical college compared to a government college with this score. Although the cutoff varies state-wise and category-wise, in general terms, your score is good, and you'll not face any trouble in getting the admission. You can use the college predictor of Shiksha to get a list of expected colleges in your state with that rank. 

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Harsh Vardhan Singh Deora

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With 362 marks and a 460173 rank in NEET, your chances of getting an MBBS college in Chhattisgarh with a state quota are less. Although, with that rank, you will easily be able to secure a private seat. Government colleges have relatively high cutoffs because of high competition and less availability of seats. So you can go for a private institute or reappear for this exam and get a favorable score and rank to secure a government seat.

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