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Ganesh mandala

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Scoring well in NEET requires dedication, hard work, and smart study techniques. By following a structured plan, utilizing the right resources, and staying consistent in your efforts, you can maximize your chances of achieving a high score in NEET 2025.

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Harsh Vardhan Singh Deora

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With 53 marks in NEET 2024, it is impossible for you to get a government or a private seat for any course. As per your score, you are not able pass in the NEET exam. The passing marks for general category students is 137, while SC/ST/OBC candidates need a passing marks of 136 to 107. So you are adviced to appear for the NEET exam next year and try to get a good score in order to get a government or a private seat for BAMS. With this score, you will not be able to take admission. 

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Arastu Thakur

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With 305 marks in NEET UG, it is unlikely that you will secure a Muslim minority seat at Fatima IMS or Nirma IMS, even though you belong to the BC-E category. Muslim minority seats are typically reserved for Muslim minority candidates, and if no eligible candidates are available, these seats might be filled by non-Muslim minority candidates during the mop-up phase. NRI seats are based on merit from the NRI category list, and foreign/NRI candidates can apply under this quota. Specific cutoff marks for Muslim minority or NRI seats at these institutions are not provided, as they depend on the number of applicants and their NEET UG perform

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KUMKUM BASWAL

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NEET Qualification is not necessary to apply in B.Pharma course, Jalpaiguri Institute of Pharmacy In general, admission is done on the basis of marks scored in higher secondary examination or through a separate entrance test conducted by university/college. However, if you don't have a NEET mark of 463 and Class XII percentage better than 72% then the only way available to get admitted into this institute will be by following their institution specific admission procedure which would probably involve an individual entrance exam or merit based selection. The best way is to personally contact Insitute of Pharmacy,Jalpaiguri for detail ad

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KUMKUM BASWAL

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Scoring 138 in NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) can make it difficult for candidates to secure admission in Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery (BUMS), especially across Government or top private colleges, since the competition is usually stiff. Although, there is a but in it you may have some chances probably into the private colleges or less competitive institutions. You must research well and make multiple college applications based on their cut-offs or other parameters. Perhaps contacting the colleges directly for help or speaking to an education counselor through a recruiting service may offer some insight into alt

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Nandini Motwani

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I have received your NEET and Andhra Pradesh EAMCET results, and congratulations! 

 Having scored 51 marks with a rank of 22000 in the Andhra Pradesh EAMCET, it will be tough for you to get an admission in BHMS as: 

 - Admission into BHMS is rare due to a high cutoff (approximately 70-80).

 - Your best bet would be counseling and seat allocation. 

- You can also think of private institutions as well as management quota seats because they might have less stringent cutoffs. 

If the Andhra Pradesh EAMCET rank is 22,000 there is low chance for BHMS 

 

 

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Nandini Motwani

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Good job on your NEET score!

 

With 187 marks in NEET, your chances of getting admission to BHMS at Lord Buddha Homeopathy Medical College and Hospital are: 

  •  - Maybe, the cutoff of the college is around 150-200 marks
  •  - Nonetheless, it is likewise influenced by other factors such as counseling, seat availability, and, if necessary, the category.
  •  Please visit the college and check the website and counseling timetable for more updates.
  • You may also look at other homeopathy colleges where scoring can be reasonable.

 It is also necessary to note that BHMS admission is also done through state-level counseling, so do

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Deity of Games

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Admission to KPC Medical Colleges MBBS programme through the management quota may be difficult for applicants with a NEET 2023 score of 210. Because management quota seats are competitive higher scores are usually required. For management quota admissions the colleges specific requirements can differ and they frequently have a higher cutoff than government quota seats. For the most precise and comprehensive information about management quota availability and requirements its best to get in touch with the KPC Medical College admissions office directly to discuss your options. In light of your NEET score they can offer advice regarding p

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Deity of Games

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Depending on seat availability and overall exam performance the INICET cut-off for PG surgery courses for UPSC CMS sponsored candidates varies annually. For admission to these programs the cut-off is usually established based on the rank and score needed to guarantee a spot in the top list. It is advisable to consult the official INI-CET admission notifications or get in touch with the examination authorities directly for precise and up-to-date information regarding the cut-off for a given year. To obtain the most accurate information about required scores and cut-off trends one should keep a watch on official announcements. 

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Deity of Games

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Admission to an MBBS programme in a government medical college in India is extremely unlikely given the general category and an All India Rank (AIR) of 87218. Because there are fewer seats available and entrance exams are competitive government colleges usually have much higher cut-off ranks. Even though these often have greater tuition costs you might still be able to find opportunities at private medical colleges or universities. Its a good idea to look into all of your options and think about attending counseling sessions to learn about other possible options for your medical education so that's all  about this question.

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