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Sinchana N

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If you belong to the General category, you are not likely to obtain a government MBBS seat with an AIR of 98,838.
If you are from OBC/EWS/SC/ST, you can have some hope in some states, particularly under the state quota.

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Subhash Kumar Gupta

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Since your NEET score is 211 marks, you can search for a BHMS course in various colleges in India. Some of them include Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth, Maharashtra University of Health Sciences, and Kerala University of Health Sciences. Although your score is not good enough to get into top colleges, most colleges have different admission criteria, and some of them might still accept your application on the basis of state-level counseling or management quota seats. It is advisable to verify college requirements on an individual basis and engage in counseling for improved chances.

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Subhash Kumar Gupta

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With a rank of 300,000 to 400,000 in NEET and 400 marks, getting admission in a government medical college is really difficult. In general, the cut-offs are usually higher in most government colleges, and your rank will not be up to the mark for such colleges. Some colleges might accept scores around this level, but only in less competitive states. It's worth considering private medical colleges since they can provide better prospects at this score level.

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Hari Chagantipati

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If you have scored 520 in NEET, you can also consider applying to various government colleges offering BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurveda Medicine and Surgery) like:
Government Ayurvedic College, Nagpur
Government Ayurvedic College, Thiruvananthapuram
Govt. Ayurvedic Medical College, Bangalore
This is because above 520 marks are generally accepted for admissions in these colleges.

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Subhash Kumar Gupta

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As your NEET score is 380, there are very few chances that you will be given admission in a government medical college for BAMS or BHMS. BAMS cutoff in government colleges is usually between 720 and 162 for the general category, and for BHMS, about 720 to 136. Your score is way lower than these numbers, and thus admission would be difficult. You can consider attending private colleges or other health sciences schools with lower cutoffs.

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Anurag Shivam

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Required for admission to MBBS at AMC MET Medical College in Ahmedabad for the general category in 2025 is 50% in 12th grade. The college accepts the NEET exam for admission. 

Eligibility criteria 

Pass 12th grade with 50% aggregate

Pass Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, and English individually

Obtain the mentioned percentage in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Biotechnology taken together.

NEET 2025 exam 

The NEET UG 2025 exam is to be conducted on May 4, 2025

The last date to register for NEET UG 2025 is March 7, 2025

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Hari Chagantipati

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NEET 398 Marks Admission Chances
Various inputs are taken into account to judge the chances of admission either in government or semi-government college in Haryana with 398 marks in the NEET exam score. Government medical cut-offs keep changing with the demand and competition level of the applicants for the exam and availability of seats. From my study, it seems that 398 marks could leave the general category students very much on the edge.

Looking at the government cut-off in previous years ranging in the vicinity of 400 to 500 marks makes admission to a government institution quite tough, while a few semi-government/private institution

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Bhanupratap singh

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With this rank of 129000, you can get admission at IPU in dental sciences. I am sorry to inform you that 558 marks are not sufficient to get MBBS at IPU Delhi. You have to aim for 600 marks+ to get MBBS at IPU next year. You may get admission in BDS and B.Sc. nursing with these marks easily. 

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Ravi Babu

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It is difficult to get a place in a Government Medical College (GMC) in Maharashtra under the All India Quota (AIQ) with an All India Rank (AIR) of 117,000 in NEET because the cutoffs for general category applicants have been much lower in prior years, For example the general category candidates AIQ cutoff in 2022 was 15,453 with a NEET score of 613.


However, there might be opportunities under the Maharashtra State Quota, particularly if you fall under a reserved category. The state quota threshold for the SC category in 2024 was 131913 on the AIR and 554 on the NEET.

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Subhash Kumar Gupta

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In order to secure admission to a BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) course in a government college with low fees, you need to first pass the NEET UG exam. Upon passing, apply on the AACC website (aaccc.gov.in) for All India Quota seats. For state quota seats, apply on the websites of the concerned affiliated universities/colleges of the concerned state. Admission is done on the basis of NEET UG rank, seat, and reservation. Take part in the counseling process and choose your desired colleges. Check documents and finalize the admission at the college assigned to you. Uttar Pradesh has nine government BAMS colleges that ar

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