NEET

No, JIPMER Puducherry doesn't accept students on the basis of NEET for the B.Sc. in Optometry course. Rather, admissions are held on the basis of the entrance exam of JIPMER or according to the institute's admission policy. Applicants should have a 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Botany/Zoology, and English as core subjects. The selection process normally consists of an online entrance examination followed by counseling. Eligibility criteria, pattern of exams, and admission process can be altered every year, hence it's advised to refer to the official JIPMER website for updates.

Yes, you can easily get admission in medical colleges with 438 marks in NEET. The college will be private or government; it depends on your state and category, but talking in general terms, your score is sufficient to get admission into any normal college. If you belong to the reserved category, then you have a chance of getting a government seat also, and if you belong to the general category or EWS, you'll only get a private one. However, the cutoff varies every year, and only predictions can be made based on the previous year's cutoffs.

To get admission into Institute of Medical Sciences (IMS), BHU for MBBS through NEET UG 2026, you require a high mark, particularly under the All India Quota (AIQ). Going by past trends, General category applicants normally need 675+ marks, OBC applicants 660+ marks, and SC/ST applicants 580+ marks. These cutoffs differ annually based on difficulty, number of seats available, and competition. As IMS BHU is one of the best medical colleges, target 680+ marks to be on the safe side. Remain consistent with NCERT, solve mock tests, and go through them properly to reach your goal.

To be eligible to get admitted for MBBS in India, you need to have passed Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) separately in Class 12 with 50% of aggregate marks (40% marks for SC/ST/OBC) from a recognised board. As you could not pass in Chemistry theory, you might require clearing the supplementary exam prior to appearing for NEET UG counseling. If you clear Chemistry and pass the PCB percentage requirement, you can go for MBBS if you perform well in NEET UG. Ask NMC (National Medical Commission) guidelines or respective institutions about any particular eligibility criteria.

No, there are almost no chances of getting a government college for a B.Sc in nursing with 152 marks in NEET. As you have not mentioned your category, assuming it to be general, the cut-off marks for general category candidates are usually around 550. You may still have a few chances of getting a private college, and that too a normal one. Government colleges usually have high cutoffs due to high demand and low availability of seats. If your target is to get a government seat only, you are advised to reappear for the exam and score a better rank.

Scoring 398 marks in NEET under SC category could pose difficulties in obtaining admission into government medical colleges for MBBS since cutoffs have been on the higher side in recent times. For example, the qualifying marks of NEET 2024 for the SC category were between 116 and 93.

No, you wont'nt be able to get a government seat for BDS with 191 marks in NEET despite of you belonging to SC catagory. Cutoffs for government colleges are usually high due to high demand and low availability of seats. Although you have chances of getting a private college, and that too, a normal one. To get admission to a government dental college, you'll need to score at least 300 marks in NEET for the SC category. You can check for expected colleges from Shiksha's college predictor tool.