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a year agoContributor-Level 9
Yes, with 545 marks in the NEET exam, you may have a chance to get a government medical seat in India if you are in the OBC category:
- The minimum marks required for the OBC category in the NEET exam for MBBS is 163–129, which is in the 40th percentile.
- A score of 550–500 in the NEET exam may result in a rank of 1,44,000–2,09,000.
You can use a NEET rank predictor tool to estimate your rank and identify medical colleges that are within your reach. The tool considers various factors, including your performance data, historical NEET data, and opening and closing ranks from the previous year's NEET counseling.
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a year ago
Contributor-Level 10
Scoring a total of 410 marks in the NEET-2024, it really gets tougher to get through government medical colleges for an MBBS and BDS. In general category students, generally the cut-offs of Government medical colleges start from around 550 marks to 720 marks but for the students who belongs to reserved category, sometimes it is quite low still way above the score one has got here.
Cutoffs in government medical colleges according to the latest updates differ highly between category and institute. The general category candidates cutoff would have usually been around marks over 600 whereas the cutoffs for SC/ST candidates may be from a min
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a year ago
Contributor-Level 10
Scoring 110/720 in NEET will make the candidate highly unlikely to be considered for a government BDS college. In general, trends indicate that candidates who are expected to score below or around 450 will most probably be at the periphery of government seat competition.
Again, for the state of Tamil Nadu, cutoffs can be higher than that. The highest government dental colleges need much more scores than that above 110, sometimes in excess of 500 points to secure admission. Consequently, at this score now, you are very unlikely to get admission in any government BDS colleges. Private dental colleges are a possible option or some other c
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, the National Testing Agency (NTA) has extended the registration deadline for the NEET (UG) 2024 exam. Initially set to close on March 9, 2024, candidates can now fill out the application form until March 16, 2024, at 11:50 PM. This extension was implemented to accommodate candidates facing difficulties during the application process, such as issues with document uploads. However, it is important to note that NTA has indicated this is a one-time opportunity, and no further extensions will be granted for the NEET (UG) 2024 application period. Therefore, candidates are encouraged to complete their applications carefully within
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a year agoBeginner-Level 5
157 marks is considered a very low score fro NEET, making it difficult to ssecure admission to any college.Even in reserved categories the cut-off is higher then 157. while some private colleges might have lower cut-offs, getting admission with such a low score is highly rare. However, if you belong to reserved category you can get admission only if you are willing to consider lower-ramked private institutions.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Admission possibilities for BDS through scoring 124 marks in NEET 2024
It will be very hard to get admission into a BDS course with only 124 marks in NEET 2024. Generally, all government dental colleges require marks above 300 according to past year cutoff trends.
But you might still have the opportunity for some private dental colleges. Institutions like Rayat Bahra University and such similar colleges usually consider students below a certain score, as long as they have their criteria, such as a category base for reservations, etc., for flexibility in admissions.
It is also better to search for all the possible private dental colleges t
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