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Ashok Pailla

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My name is sainishitha my NEET marks is 349 iam belongs to bc (A)kota 

From telangana 

 

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Tasbiya Khan

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No. Animation colleges in India do not require NEET or JEE scores. These entrance exams are only for medical and engineering colleges respectively. Animation admissions are either based on Class 12 marks, a college-specific entrance test, a design aptitude test, or a portfolio review. Some prestigious institutes like NID (National Institute of Design) conduct their own separate entrance exams like NID DAT, and NIFT conducts the NIFT Entrance Test for design-related programs.

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Tasbiya Khan

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No. Animation colleges in India do not require NEET or JEE scores. These entrance exams are only for medical and engineering colleges respectively. Animation admissions are either based on Class 12 marks, a college-specific entrance test, a design aptitude test, or a portfolio review. Some prestigious institutes like NID (National Institute of Design) conduct their own separate entrance exams like NID DAT, and NIFT conducts the NIFT Entrance Test for design-related programs.

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Avneesh Sharma

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Definitely go for MBBS from a private college or a drop. Since 460 is a score which isn't too low.
But it's definitely much less than the cutoff score required for GMC.
So either go for a private MBBS college, or a drop.

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Rashmi Karan

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For the Shiv Nadar University BSc Biotechnology program, candidates can absolutely use valid NEET scores. Scores from the current or previous year are acceptable. This provision helps biology-heavy students avoid math-centric engineering exams.  

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Tasbiya Khan

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Yes, students with lower NEET ranks still have real options in West Bengal. Private colleges offer management quota and NRI quota seats that do not require very high NEET ranks. Some private college seats may be available at a rank of 1,20,000 and above. Many private medical colleges in West Bengal also offer modern infrastructure and good hospital affiliations. So even if your NEET score is not great, you do not have to give up on your MBBS dream in West Bengal.

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Himanshi Pandey

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Banaras Hindu University NEET cut-off changes with the year, selected course and reservation category of candidates. BHU NEET cutoff 2026 is yet to be released. In 2025, the closing rank at which MBBS admission was granted during the last round was 1,709 for the General AI category candidates. The same was 1,098 in 2024.

NEET UG is also accepted for admission to BDS and BSc Nursing at BHU. The last round BHU NEET UG cutoffs for the General AI category in 2025 and 2024 are given below:

Course20252024
MBBS1,7091,098
BDS31,50828,901
BSc Nursing82,6151,06,647

 

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