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Two private Ayurvedic medical colleges in Maharashtra have affordable annual tuition fees such as R.A. Podar Ayurved Medical College at INR 43,400 as well as Government Ayurved College, Nagpur at INR 40,700. Students have the opportunity to attend S.N.K.D Trust's Nallasopara Ayurved College or B.S.D.Trust's Ayurved College where they can receive their education at INR 1,54,000 and INR 1,50,000 through a merit quota program. It is vital to verify the college admission cutoff ranks since your NEET score of 197 shows you should focus on colleges with specific cutoff marks that differ from one another. R.A. Podar Ayurved Medical College requires students to have a cutoff rank of 6990 to admit them.

Pharmacy courses can be pursued at Diploma, UG, PG and PhD levels. The eligibility criteria differ as per the course selected by the candidate for admission to top Pharmacy colleges in Pune accepting NEET exam. However, given below are the broad eligibility criteria for Diploma, UG, PG and PhD Pharmacy courses for the reference of candidates:

• Diploma  (DPharma):Candidates must have passed Class 10 with Science subjects i.e. Physics,  Chemistry,  Biology and Mathematics.
• UG level (BPharma): Candidates must have passed Class 12 with a combination of either Physics, Chemistry and Biology or Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and secured at least 50% aggregate score from a recognised board. The course is of four years duration.
• PG level  (MPharma): Candidates must have passed BPharma with at least 50% aggregate score from a pharmacy college as approved by the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI). The course is of two years- duration.

Your 1,83,200 All India Rank positioning under the SC category alongside your NEET score of 518 gives you decent prospects to obtain an MBBS seat in either government or private medical colleges through state quota or AIQ. Candidates from the SC category need scores ranging from 500 to 530 to qualify for government colleges and can present scores below 500 to enter private medical institutes.

The probability is better for NEET candidates who apply to states that maintain low admission standards including Tamil Nadu, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh. Through the 85% state quota system you have an opportunity to get admission into government colleges in your home state whose entrance cutoff matches your scores. Private medical colleges together with deemed universities allocate seats for SC candidates which cost between Rs. 10-25 Lacs each year for their education.