NEET

For AII India and Home State categories, the NEET UG cutoff were released. Based on the SOA University cutoff 2024, the last round for the medical courses stood at, 323611 for the General AI category candidates. As per the cutoff, yes it is possible to take admission with 70k for the MBBS course. 

Goa University NEET UG cutoff 2024 ranged between 10898 and 14834 for the OBC category students in the AI quota. So, students with a cutoff rank of 14000 have the chance to get a call from the university for MBBS admission. However, the NEET UG cutoff ranks vary for different rounds and categories. Tabulated below is the NEET UG round-wise cutoff ranks for the OBC category students in the All India quota: 

So, as per the above data, candidates with a rank of 14000 are not eligible to take in the initial two rounds because the cutoff ranks are more competitive during the first two rounds. 

No EMT course does not require NEET UG for admission. EMT courses are typically offered as certificate, diploma, or BSc programs by various universities and paramedical institutes. EMT course admission process for these courses is generally based on Class 12 marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) or through institution-level entrance exams.

Unlike Medical degrees that require NEET UG, EMT courses focus on training students in emergency care, trauma management, and life-saving procedures to work in ambulance services, hospitals, and emergency departments.

There are many good medical colleges in Maharashtra. The college I mentioned below can be the best choice for pursuing your further education in the medical field.

1. Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC), Pune

2. AIIMS Nagpur

3. Grant Medical College, Mumbai

4. Seth GS Medical College, Mumbai

5. Government Medical College, Nagpur

6. B.J. Government Medical College, Pune

7. Government Medical College, Aurangabad

8. Dr. Vaishampayan Memorial Medical College, Solapur

These institutions are renowned for their quality education, experienced faculty, and excellent infrastructure.

No, it is not necessary to clear the NEET exam for pursuing aircraft-related courses. NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) is primarily required for admission to medical courses like MBBS, BDS, and other medical-related programs. 

Aircraft courses such as Pilot Training, Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME), Aerospace Engineering, and Aeronautical Engineering have separate entrance exams or eligibility criteria that focus on subjects like Physics, Mathematics, and English, rather than medical qualifications. 

Therefore, NEET is not relevant for those interested in aircraft careers.