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KUMKUM BASWAL

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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.

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Harsh Vardhan Singh Deora

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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.

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Harsh Vardhan Singh Deora

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With 293 marks in NEET, you can get admission in BHMS in Telangana. You only have chances of getting admission in a private college because government seats are highly competitive due to low seat intake and high demand. However, BHMS colleges don't have a very high cutoff, but to get admission to a government homeopathy college, you should aim for a minimum score of 350 marks in NEET. You can use Shiksha's college predictor to get a list of expected colleges.

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Harsh Vardhan Singh Deora

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105 marks in NEET is a very low score to get even a private college and that too with EWS catagory. Your marks are much lower than the cutoffs of private institutes in Karnataka. However, there might be a slim chance in the final rounds of counseling or for a very low-ranked private institution but that is almost impossible. You are suggested to reappear for the exam and get a good score so that you can get admission in a good college.

 

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Harsh Vardhan Singh Deora

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In order to apply for NEET counseling, you need to go to the official website of the Medical Council Commission (MCC) and register. After that, you need to enter your personal details, including your NEET UG roll number, date of birth, and security pin, and choose your stream, and then you need to pay the fees and print the receipt. Talking about the documents required, the following is the list:

  1. NEET admit card issued by NTA.

  2. NEET Seat Allotment Letter Issued by MCC.

  3. Date of Birth Certificate (if Matric Certificate does not bear the same)

  4. NEET Result/Rank Letter Issued by NTA.

  5. Class X Certificate and Marksheet.

  6. Class XII Certificate.

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Harsh Vardhan Singh Deora

Contributor-Level 10

With 218 marks in NEET, you have very low chances of getting admission in a government seat through the CAP quota. The cut-off marks for government medical colleges in Telangana are significantly higher, especially for the open category; you might have a better chance of admission in a private medical college depending on the category you belong to. You can use various college-predicting tools also to get information regarding the expected private institutes you can get with this score.

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Harsh Vardhan Singh Deora

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With 439 marks and a 3 Lacs rank in NEET, you can easily get admission in MBBS colleges with the SC category in Bihar. You have good chances of getting a government seat and obviously private ones also. Although the options for government may be limited due to high cutoff of government colleges as there is low availability of seats and high competition. As you belong to the SC category, this will help you to secure the seat more easily as compared to other categories.

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Harsh Vardhan Singh Deora

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You can get seat with 468  marks in NEET if you belong to OBC catagory. The chances of getting a government college are relatively low because of high cutoffs of government colleges but you'll get a private college easily. If you cannot secure a seat in a government college with this score, you might explore private medical colleges where the cutoff might be lower or if you target is only getting a governent seat, you need to reapper for the exam and score a good rank.

 

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a year ago

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Harsh Vardhan Singh Deora

Contributor-Level 10

With 199 marks in NEET, you may get admission in BAMS or BUMS. You only have chances of getting admission in a private college because government seats are highly competitive due to low seat intake. Especially if you belong to the general category, you might be able to get admission to a private college in your state depending on the available seats and category-based cut-offs, but your chances are still quite low. You can use Shiksha's college predictor to get a list of expected colleges.

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Harsh Vardhan Singh Deora

Contributor-Level 10

442 is a very decent score, and you may face difficulties in getting a government seat despite belonging to the SC category. As you have not mentioned your state, we are talking in general terms only. Although you still have chances of getting a government college, as the cutoffs for the reserved category are lower than others. If you wish to get admission in a private college, you can easily get a reputed college with this score.

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