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Baskaran M

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With 265 marks in NEET 2024 (SC category), government medical college admission seems challenging due to high cutoffs (typically above 500). Consider private/deemed universities like DY Patil, Amity, SRM, or KJ Somaiya. Use the shiksha.com predictor tool for more accurate chances.

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Akash Kumar Maurya

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Check non-public nursing colleges in Jharkhand that provide B.Sc Nursing without NEET.

Some schools permit admission primarily based on your 12th marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.

Contact schools directly to invite approximately their admission guidelines for students with out NEET.

Prepare your documents like intermediate mark sheet, ID proof, and homestead certificates.

Apply early to get a seat via control quota or direct admission.

Keep an eye on Jharkhand Nursing Council updates for legit admission statistics.

If feasible, plan to seem for NEET subsequent time for higher admission possibilities.

Always confirm the university is d

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Anant katare

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The expected last round cutoff rank for NEET 2025 in Karnataka for SC category students it can be assumed to be between 40,000 to 60,000, this approximation is based on the past year cutoff trends and this year exam difficulty and competitiveness. In 2024, the cutoffs were 458 marks in NEET UG for SC students in Karnataka to get a good government college so for this year you can expect the cutoff marks to be between 430-470 marks to get a good government college.

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Akash Kumar Maurya

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ESIC quota is for children of human beings insured below the Employees' State Insurance (ESI) scheme.

It affords reserved seats in ESIC and a few government scientific schools.

You ought to have a valid NEET rating to use.

You need a certificates proving you are a “ward of an insured character” from ESIC.

The age limit is usually 21 years for boys, with some relaxations for women.

Around 400  MBBS seats are reserved underneath ESIC quota throughout India.

Seats are allocated through the crucial NEET counseling procedure.

There is not any separate counseling for ESIC quota; it's far a part of regular NEET counseling.

You must publish t

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Baskaran M

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For NEET UG 2025 OBC category:

- *Qualifying Percentile*: 40th percentile

- *Cutoff Marks*: 113-161 marks

- *Check MCC* for actual cutoff marks and college-specific details.

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Shruthi Gangatkar

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For getting admissions into BAMS (Bachelor of ayurvedic medicine and surgery) course the entrance exam is NEET-UG.

NEET-UG syllabus includes:

Physics

Chemistry 

Biology (botany+zoology)

Syllabus is based on class 11th and 12th NCERT academics.

You should cover both 1st- year and 2nd - year intermediate topics to crack NEET-UG entrance exam.

 

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Sonali Samal

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In Maharashtra, if you're aiming for a government MBBS seat under the general category, you'd have needed around 642 marks in NEET 2024; that's an All India Rank close to 33,000. For OBC, the cutoff was slightly lower at 638, and for NTD category, it was 634. So yeah, unless you're scoring 640+, it's tough to make it to a top govt. medical college in the state.

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Antu Kaibartya

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Absolutely, in case of the Indian students aiming to study an MBBS at Ulyanovsk State University (or any other medical institution in another country), the regular entrance examination NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) must be passed.

This does not depend within the Ulyanovsk State University but with National Medical Commission (NMC) (formerly MCI) of India. The NMC makes it obligatory that any Indian student intending to go to study MBBS in a foreign country and come back to India and practice medicine should qualify NEET in India. This is quite an essential step to avail the Eligibility Certificate by-NMC with which your

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