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9 months agoContributor-Level 10
With a 366 marks in NEET and belonging to the OBC Muslim minority category, you have a reasonable chance of getting a seat in Karnataka. Here are the possible options:
- Karnataka Medical Colleges - Likely to get a seat through OBC category under the state quota.
- Self-Financed Private Medical Colleges - Private colleges in Karnataka with lower fees may also be an option.
- Government Medical Colleges - Government seats under OBC quota could be accessible, but specific cutoff details should be checked.
Next Steps:
- Karnataka NEET Counseling for exploring available seats.
- Verify Cut-Offs annually to ensure eligibility.
- Prepare Documents for the coun
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9 months agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, you can get admission to a self-financing college in Tamil Nadu with a fee of up to INR 4.50 Lacs through the government quota.
With a NEET score of 389 and being from the SC category, you have the potential to get admission to self-financing medical colleges in Tamil Nadu.
- Self-Financing Colleges: These colleges often have higher cut-offs and may accept your score.
- SC Category Cut-Off: Around 383 marks based on previous years.
- Tuition Fees: Approximately INR 4 Lacs per year for self-financing quota.
- Next Steps:
- Participate in Tamil Nadu state counseling.
- Verify the current cut-off scores.
- Prepare necessary documents for the counseling pr
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9 months agoContributor-Level 10
While NEET is the standard requirement for BUMS admission at MUHS, exploring alternative pathways or other institutions may provide viable options. Direct admission without NEET is uncommon and may not be available at MUHS.
- Contact MUHS: Inquire directly with the MUHS admission office for any exceptions or alternative processes.
- Explore Other Colleges: Some institutions may offer direct admission or alternative pathways.
- Retake NEET: Consider preparing for the next NEET exam if you wish to pursue BUMS at MUHS.
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9 months agoContributor-Level 10
Sorry, there is no any chances of getting any college with such rank or marks, now even you can't claim to change or update after declaration of result.So I personally suggest you go for next year and please make sure you are filling right details and also try to improve your marks .Then you will get desire colleges .
Counseling Procedure:
- Registration: Register on the official state or MCC counseling portal.
- Choice Filling: Select your preferred colleges and courses.
- Seat Allotment: Based on score and preferences, seats are allotted.
- Document Verification: Verify your documents as per guidelines.
- Reporting: Report to the allotte
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9 months agoContributor-Level 10
No, a score of 157 marks on the NEET exam is unlikely to be enough to get an MBBS seat:
Cut-off scores
The cut-off score for government MBBS seats is usually higher than 500 out of 720. The minimum marks required in NEET for MBBS admission in 2024-2025 are 720 for the General category, 161 for OBC, and 161 for SC/ST
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