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KUMKUM BASWAL

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The package for MBBS graduates from K.D. Medical College Hospital and Research Centre will depend, because medical graduates mostly take up internships, postgraduate studies or specialized training rather than high-paid jobs. However, if they do take a decision to practice medicine or get into private hospitals, the package could start at ?6 to ?12 lakhs in a year and that would depend on the position, location, and specialization. For example, if the graduate is from a city working place or from a good hospital, more money may be attracted. Public service jobs, and also higher degrees in studies, such as MD or MS, have a very signific

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Subhrajeet Harichandan

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Candidates need to secure qualifying marks in NEET UG exam conducted by NTA to participate in the West Bengal NEET counselling process. Since cutoff marks varies from category to category hence applicants need to secure the passing marks in their category. However, Yes, with 450 marks in NEET exam you can secure admission in some of the government colleges in West Bengal. You can opt for government colleges like NRS Medical College, Calcutta State Medical College, Kolkata Medical College and other medical colleges.

Morever, you can easily get admission in private medical colleges. You can prefer some private colleges like KPC Medical Co

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Sonali

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NEET UG Round 3, has been released for admission to the MBBS courses. As per Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research NEET UG cutoff 2025, the Round 3 closing rank was 263126 for General category candidates in All India quota for Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS). MBBS cut off varies depending on the category and domicile/quota of the applicant.

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Sonali

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The Round 1 cutoff for the MBBS course was 714 in 2023; whereas in 2022, the closing rank was 630. Below is the latest round NEET UG cutoff 2024, along with the 2023 and 2022 cutoffs.

NEET Qualifying Marks 2024

 

The qualifying marks are released along with the result of NEET UG. NEET Cut off 2024 is expected to be 720-130 for the General/ EWS category and 129-105 for the OBC/ SC/ ST category.

B. J. Medical College, Ahmedabad has maintained good ranks over the years and is ranked at #50 in the 'Medical' category by the NIRF.

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Neha Arora

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Yes, it is possible to gain admission for the MBBS course according to the Government Medical College Thiruvananthapuram Cutoff 2025 if you belong to any AI category. 

For the General AI category, the overall cutoff range fell between 1695 and 4913; therefore, students can avail admission in the later rounds. Similarly, for the OBC AI category, the cutoff ranged from 2301 to 5764 for the MBBS course. In conclusion, students from these 2 categories can avail admission with a 4500 rank in the NEET UG exam. 

Please remember that other categories will have different cutoffs accordingly.

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Neha Arora

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Pandit Bhagwat Dayal Sharma University of Health Sciences Cutoff 2024 has been released for admission to MBBS, for it's third round seat allotment result. The Cutoff was released for different categories under the All India Quota. The Cutoff ranks for MBBS, for the General AI quota closed at a 4385  in the third round. For the SC AI category candidates, the Cutoff rank closed at 172199.  

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Yatendra Kumar

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AIIMS Deoghar MBBS cutoff 2025 was released for General, OBC, SC, ST, EWS and PWD categories. For the General AI category, the NEET UG closing ranks ranged between 3164 and 9475. Candidates can refer to the table below to view the NEET UG category-wise cutoff 2025 for MBBS. 

CategoryNEET UG Cutoff 2025 
General9475
OBC12393
SC36880
ST61580
PWD296155
EWS19161

 

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Yatendra Kumar

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AIIMS Bathinda MBBS cutoff 2025 was released for General, OBC, SC, ST, EWS and PWD categories. Candidates can refer to the table below to view the NEET UG category-wise cutoff 2025 for the MBBS course. 

CategoryNEET UG Cutoff 2025 
General1798
OBC2482
SC19371
ST42487
PWD174486
EWS3066

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Yatendra Kumar

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AIIMS Gorakhpur accepts NEET UG scores for admission to the MBBS course. In 2025, for the students belonging to the General AI quota, the NEET UG last round closing rank was 2602. For other categories, refer to the  table below: 

CategoryNEET UG Last Round Cutoff 2025
OBC3595
SC31853
ST46911
EWS3101
PWD294578

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Yatendra Kumar

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Yes, it is possible if someone doesn't want to apply in the existing cutoff round at AIIMS Nagpur; they can go for the next round. However, it is not allowed to hold any seat. If a candidate is targeting the next cutoff round, then he/she might have to bear the risk of losing his/her seat, as the vacant seats are eventually occupied by the remaining candidates in the given period. They might have to compete for the seats remaining after the existing cutoff round. During the AIIMS Nagpur cutoff 2025, the NEET UG closing ranks ranged between 862 and 1030 for the General AI category students. 

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