NEET

Finding past year papers for the NEET exam can prove an easy process when one visits various online spaces that offer free downloads of such papers.

1. Visit the official NTA website- NTA stands for the National Testing Agency; NTA conducts NEET. NTA usually also publishes past question papers with answer keys on its official site.

2. Educational websites- Several educational websites complete NEET PYQs in PDF format. It would be easy, as many of these websites categorize the papers according to the year.

3. Online Forums and Good Study Groups: One can also benefit from joining an online forum or group on social media pages dedicated to NEET preparation as members usually download and share links of their past year questions and other study materials.

NEET Round 1 Security Money Refund

In case the aspirant has not filled any choices in Round 1 and is not allotted any seat, the money submitted by them during registration is generally refundable under the NEET counselling process for security deposits.

Security deposits are usually kept to bind the candidates when they are allotted seats against their choices. When choices have not been filed and an allocation has not been made, then there is no bond with the candidate.

It is a good idea to take a glance at the particular guidelines released by the organizing authority for that year since minor differences in the policies may appear. 

Cutoff for SC Candidates for Admission through Nair Hospital Mumbai NEET 2023

Cut off marks for admission of Scheduled Caste (SC) students through state counseling for NEET 2023 last round is set up to 450 marks for Nair Hospital, Mumbai.

 This score will serve as the minimum benchmark score for SC applicants who would want a seat in this prestigious campus.

Various factors were determinants of a cut-off, such as the total number of applicants, number of available seats, and the overall performance in the NEET examination.

Also, it must be mentioned that those numbers would vary year to year as per the policies of that particular year and the population variability of applicants in respect to the population. 

IT based on which specific filed you wanna go.

With a NEET score of 488 and a rank of 227,173, here are your options:

1. Private Medical Colleges (MBBS) – You may be eligible for MBBS through management quota.
2. Dental Colleges (BDS) – Private dental colleges may accept your score.
3. Allied Health Sciences – Courses like Physiotherapy (BPT), Nursing, and other allied health programs in private colleges.
4. Ayurveda/Homeopathy (BAMS/BHMS) – Available in private institutions.

Consider private colleges with lower cutoffs, and explore management quota or other health-related courses. Check the specific college cutoffs and participate in state or AIQ counseling for better opportunities.

With a NEET score of 575 and an AIR of 110,500, here are the potential government medical colleges in Karnataka where you may be able to get admission based on the OBC category cutoff:

1. Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute (BMCRI)
2. Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS), Bangalore
3. Mysore Medical College and Research Institute
4. Hubli (KLE) Institute of Medical Sciences
5. Raichur Institute of Medical Sciences
6. Mandya Institute of Medical Sciences
7. Shimoga Institute of Medical Sciences

These colleges offer government seats under the OBC category and may have cutoffs close to your marks. However, it is essential to check the official cutoff for each round of counseling.