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VISHAL GUPTA

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NEET scores for BUMS admission in government colleges vary based on category, state quota, and college. A minimum of 300 is generally required, with competitive scores ranging from 200-400. Top government colleges often demand scores above 400. Check specific state quotas and college cut-offs for accurate information.

 

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Yes, it's possible to get admission to medical colleges in Faridabad with a score of 275 in NEET, depending on the college and the category you belong to:
Cutoff scores
The cutoff scores for medical colleges in Faridabad vary by college and category: 
ESIC Medical College: The Round 2 cutoff for admission to the MBBS course in 2024 was 6466 for the General HS quota and 9266 for the OBC category. 
Amrita School of Medicine: The first-round closing rank for the MBBS course in 2024 was 286837. 
Number of medical colleges
Eight medical colleges in Faridabad accept NEET for admission to medical programs.

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Kapil Lalwani

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NEET 2024 requires 388 marks, which is a good performance. : Your chances are quite fair if you're a student of SC category in clinching oneself for a seat of B.A.M.S at a government college in Karnataka. For the Karnataka SC category students, the NEET cutoff that tends to crop up is about 300- 400 marks. However, the marks cut-off eligible may differ from college to college and depending on the number of seats in a particular course. Government colleges offering B.A.M.S courses in Karnataka include: Government Ayurveda Medical College Mysore, Government Ayurveda Medical College Bangalore and Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya Hubli. It's importa

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Kapil Lalwani

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For a NEET score of 410, the admissions opportunity at private BAMS college remain moderate to high. The cut off scores of NEET for this year's admission in private BAMS college was between 350 and 450. Depending on your score you may also seek admission in private colleges such as Sri Sai Ayurvedic Medical College located in Hyderabad which has a cutoff of 402 for this year or SDM College of Ayurveda, Udupi with cutoff 415 this year. The annual fee of BAMS in private college varies from INR 2,50,000 to INR 5,00,000 per annum exclusive of cost of books and other miscellaneous expenses. Nevertheless, admission and cutoff often change de

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Kapil Lalwani

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Hence getting into a dental or veterinary college may be difficult if the NEET 2024 score is 198, as the cutoff marks for veterinary colleges for general category ranges between 720-164, while for SC/ST/OBC categories is between 163-129. However, you need to find private colleges or deemed universities possibly having a lower cutoff than the one you are interested in. If you want to get into certain colleges, College of Veterinary Sciences, Hisar which accepts candidates with the NEET cutoff rank of 16817 or College of Veterinary and Animal Science, Bikaner where the cutoff rank is 18257.  Please also note that admission scores di

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Kapil Lalwani

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Of course, with NEET score of 376 and All India Rank of 429898, your probabilities of getting enrolled in any of the government colleges for Bsc Nursing in Rajasthan or any of the BAMS government college in All India can be described as unpredictable to say the least. For (link unavailable) Nursing in Rajasthan the Selection criteria for government colleges are below 400-450 for General category. The cutoff score ranges from 350 to 500 for General category barring of course some regional government colleges that come under BAMSCLUSION category. There are about 2500-3000 total intake capacity for Bsc Nursing in government colleges all o

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Akash Kumar Gupta

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It goes like getting a score of 76 at NEET; getting admission to any BHMS programme from the private colleges is not so probable. For a general category, it usually starts up to 117 marks from the BHMS in the private colleges and in case of SC/ST/OBC, with marks ranging as starting cut-offs at 105. So, this particular score lies miles away from the already created tough cut-offs in admissions. You may also consider looking at colleges with lower cutoffs or other healthcare courses that may take your current score. Note: The best sources of information about that college's requirements are usually the college itself.

 

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Akash Kumar Gupta

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Your chance entry in the MBBS class considering a score of 411 in NEET with an AIR of 357612 looks pretty bleak. Considering a cut-off of above 450 scores for most government colleges and a few private colleges which demand around 300 scores, your rank does not leave much hope. Besides, there is a good likelihood that you might get qualified in one or two of the deemed universities with even lower cut-offs, maybe only in management quota. Admission to government colleges is highly competitive, and you may well be advised to look elsewhere if you really want to do MBBS.

 

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MOHD ZAID

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With a NEET score around 200, your best chances for admission to a private medical college for MBBS or BDS would likely lie with lesser-known private colleges in less competitive regions, as most reputed private colleges will have significantly higher cut-offs; consider options like Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Coimbatore, SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai, Manipal Academy of Higher Education, Manipal, Datta Meghe Institute of Higher Education and Research, Wardha, and Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research, Chennai; however, be prepared for high fees at these institutions. 

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Kunal Lalwani

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There is virtually little or no chance of entry to any medical college for a KEAM NEET score of 500, all dependent on state and quota, the PM's own score of 570 may dramatically lower with a seat probable in self-financing medical colleges as an Ex-servicemen general candidate. For AIQ seats, the cut off of general category students is normally in between 600 to 640 to get chance to get a seat it needs at least 500. But the cutoff can differ in state quota seats. For instance, while the opening ranks may fall in the range of 1100-1200, the cutoff may vary with categories such as Ex-servicemen in States like Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and M

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