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krish goel

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Hello! Greetings everyone

The cutoff for North Orissa University (NOU Orissa) for NEET 2024 has not been released yet 

The Odisha NEET cutoff for North Orissa University in 2024 will be determined after the NEET exam and subsequent counseling rounds. Expected cutoff scores are:

UR/EWS: 50th Percentile (approximately 720-164)

OBC/SC/ST: 40th Percentile (approximately 163-129)

UR/EWS & PH: 45th Percentile (approximately 163-146)

The official cutoff will be released by the Odisha Joint Entrance Examination (OJEE) cell after the counseling process is complete. 

Thanking you

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Yash Kumar

Contributor-Level 10

No. Not at all. At such a low score in NEET Entrance Exam, you cannot get admission into any government medical college with only 100 marks in NEET Entrance Exam.  You have not even cleared the cut-off so it is impossible for you to get admission.

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Rupesh Katariya

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I'm afraid the three-year Diploma in DMLT does not directly qualify you for applications to NEET from your educational background. The conditions for qualifying for NEET will include completion of 10+2 or its equivalent with English, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Biotechnology as core subjects. In addition, the minimum percentage required is 50% for general candidates, with relaxations for reserved category persons.

If the Diploma fits under that umbrella, it covers medical lab technology and includes related subjects, and NEET may recognize it. Affirm it regarding the requirement for equivalency to 10+2 with necessary PCB subjects. A

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Aneena Abraham

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No, unlike Medical and Dental courses,  Agriculture does not fall under the purview of NEET

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Jiya Tyagi

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Haldia Institute of Dental Sciences and Research cutoff 2023 was 734299 for General category candidates in All India quota for BDS - Bachelor of Dental Surgery. Haldia Institute of Dental Sciences and Research admission 2025 to BDS course is based on NEET scores followed by NEET Counselling conducted by the MCC,  NEET UG Counselling is to be held in multiple rounds. Further, NEET cut off varies depending on the category and domicile/quota of the applicant.

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Anchal Shukla

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No.

AFMC Pune Admission Process 2024

The candidates seeking Admission to MBBS need to be citizens of India, Unmarried, must have attained 17 Years of age, and should have qualified NEET UG with merit marks.

Eligibility

To be eligible for admission, you must: 

Qualify the NEET UG exam 

Be an Indian 

Pass 12th or equivalent with at least 60% aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English.

I hope it is helpful to you.

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Anchal Shukla

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AFMC NEET Cut Off 2024 has been released for the MBBS programme at Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC), Pune. Initially, the cut-off was set at 681 for female candidates and 666 for male candidates based on NEET UG scores. However, due to a low number of reporting candidates and many deemed unfit during medical tests, the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) updated the cut-off to encourage more applicants. On August 30, 2024, AFMC Pune revised the cut-off to 675/720 for female candidates and 656/720 for male candidates in NEET UG Counselling Round-1.

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SACHIN SINGHPunctual and Organised.

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It would be very difficult to get a good government college based on the marks scored. If the score is more than 580, the chances are high that the candidate will get a good college.

The admission depends on various factors, based on the marks scored such as the category you belong to.

It would be very difficult to secure a good seat in the first round of counselling.

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Ravi Babu

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The number of candidates, seat availability and category all affect the Sri Aurobindo Institute of Medical Sciences (SAIMS) annual NEET cutoff The following was the NEET-UG cutoff for MBBS for the 2024 session:

Category: General/EWS: 162 points (50th percentile)
OBC/SC/ST: 127 marks (40th percentile)
General/EWS-PH: 45th percentile 144 points
OBC-PH, SC/ST: 127 points (40th percentile)
Every year these cutoffs could be altered by institutional rules and NEET findings.

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Neha Arora

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To get admission in Manipal University for MBBS, candidate must attain the required rank in the NEET UG exam. The Cutoff is released category-wise for All India and Home State category candidates. For the General All India category candidates, the minimum rank to get admission into the college was 6463. The last-round closing rank for the General Home State category candidates for MBBS admission was closed at 15626. Candidates can check the category-wise Manipal University NEET Cutoff 2024 here

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