Medicine

Yes, you are eligible for NEET exam if you have PCMB in Class 12th through NIOS (National Institute of Open Schooling). The eligibility criteria for NEET exam is you must have passed the Class 12 or equivalent examination with Physics, Chemistry, Biology or Biotechnology, and English as core subjects from any state board or recognised board. So, you are eligible to attempt NEET exam. Also you must have atleast 50% marks (40% for SC, ST, OBC category) in PCB subjects in class 12th.

As per your rank in NEET, the following is the list of colleges you can expect:-

1. AI Badar Dental college and hospital. 
2. KS Hegde medical academy
3. Rural Medicinal college, Roni
4. Christian medical college, ludhiana
5. Drs kiran and pallavi patel global university. 
6. AJ institute of dental sciences
7. JSS medical college
8. Yenepoya ( deemed to be university) 
9. Jawaharlal Nehru medical college
10. Bapuji dental college and hospital

This was the list of top 10 institutes which you can expect with your NEET score. The above data has been derived from shiksha's college predictor based on the previous year closing ranks. 

Higher cutoffs make it difficult to get into a government medical college in the General category with 399 NEET 2024 marks. You could, however, be able to get into acknowledged institutions or private medical colleges. For more exact information, it's advisable to look up specific college cutoff dates and investigate state counseling programs.

consequences:

1. Financial Implications: There's a chance you won't get paid back for charges you've already paid.
2. Academic Record: Unfinished coursework will be displayed on your transcript.
3. Transfer Credits: Your new program may not accept earned credits.

procedure:

1. Consult University Policies : Review the official withdrawal policy of the university.
2. Notify Authorities : Fill out the necessary paperwork and notify the academic office.
3. Pay Dues: Before departing, make sure all obligations and formalities are satisfied.

Yes, a NEET aspirant can pursue a B.Sc in CBZ (Chemistry, Botany, Zoology) subjects and prepare for NEET simultaneously. This combination can be advantageous, as the B.Sc subjects align well with the NEET syllabus, providing a strong foundation in biology and chemistry. Balancing both requires effective time management and dedication, but it is achievable and can enhance understanding of core concepts relevant to NEET.

No, pursuing a degree in MLT does not require the NEET.

NEET is primarily used for admission into undergraduate medical courses such as MBBS and BDS. In contrast, admission to a BSc MLT program is generally based on Class 12 scores or CUET scores. 

No, you can't get admission to MBBS at AIIMS if you have less than 50% marks in Class 12th.

AIIMS  MBBS admission is based on a valid NEET UG score. Following that, candidates are allocated seats via NEET UG counselling process. Candidates who passed Class 12 with 60% aggregate (English + PCB steam) having an age of minimum of 17 years are eligible to apply.

Hi. The cutoff of TMU Moradabad's MBBS programme in 2022 is a score of 275. For detail cutoff information of TMU Moradabad you can see below link 

https://www.shiksha.com/university/teerthanker-mahaveer-university-moradabad-38056/cutoff

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It would be difficult to get into the Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) program at Ayurved Mahavidyalaya in Mumbai with a NEET UG score of 190. In respectable universities like Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, the cutoffs for BAMS courses are typically higher. On the other hand, opportunities can arise under management quota or particular reserved groups. In order to consider every possibility, it's critical to review the most recent cutoff trends and take part in the counselling process.