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Gungun Dhanotiya

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Hello Lakshmi, the cut off marks of OBC category for NEET exam is 40% of total and marks in between 116-93.

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RAJANA RAKESH NAIDU

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NEET PG cutoff for admission in MD at Kasturba medical college Mangalore is mentioned below -
MD General medicine - General Cut off, OR-5033 CR-6488. And for MD Pediatrics - General Cut off, OR - 951 CR - 8053

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RAJANA RAKESH NAIDU

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Eligibility Criteria for taking MBBS admission through Gujarat management quota. General 50%
SC/St/OBC 40%
PWD 45%
To gain admission to MBBS in all parts of the country, medical aspirants must achieve a valid NEET score.

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Sahil Sharma

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Smart study is the way to prepare hours and hours of study arent useful if they are unfocused or badly planned. Here are some preparation tips for the AIIMS MBBS entrance exam:
Be thorough with the basics in Physics Chemistry and Biology of your class 11 and 12 board syllabus. Questions are asked from all the sections of the class 12 board Physics Chemistry and Biology. If you are from a non-math subject at the 10+2 level, revise important formulae and have a good grasp of high school standard mathematics. Understanding of common terminology is a must. Concentration during the exam is important. Learn more about tips to improve your con
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Sahil Sharma

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Yes, it is possible to do so, you just need to go to the official website of NEET. Open the Candidates Login link. Submit the registration number and password. Click the correction link. Now you are able to modify the application as per your requirements.

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Sahil Sharma

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350 to 400 is all you need to get a seat in government medical college.

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Anish Lohiya

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INI CET (Institute of National Importance Combined Entrance Test) is a medical entrance exam conducted by the All India Institute of Medical Sciences AIIMS Delhi for admission to postgraduate courses in medical and dental colleges that come under the purview of institutes of national importance. The frequency of the INI CET exam can vary depending on the decision of the conducting body. In the past, the exam was conducted twice a year - in January and July. However, in 2021, AIIMS Delhi announced that the INI CET exam will be conducted only once a year from 2021 onwards. Therefore, as of now, the frequency of INI CET exam is once a yea
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Anish Lohiya

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Not for all colleges. Some colleges take admission on the basis of State CET or private-level exams.

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Anish Lohiya

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It is advised not to take admission by giving 50-60 Lacs. Because it's not worth it.
You can look for more other colleges with lesser fees or donation.

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Sonali Kumari singh

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I understand that you are feeling upset about not getting the score you were hoping for in NEET. However, it's important to remember that there are other options available to you. Firstly, it's important to look at other medical colleges and universities where you might be eligible for admission with your score. There are many excellent medical colleges in India, and you may be able to find one that meets your needs. Additionally, you could consider taking a year off to improve your score and then reappearing for NEET the following year. This would give you time to focus on your studies and prepare more effectively for the exam. Finall
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