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Krishi Sharma
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Muntmadugu Sai GovardhanI am 3rd year graduate student in ap
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Yes, you can enrol directly.
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Rakesh Kumar
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Hi,
Just know your interest and the path will be simple! If you want to go for Physiotherapy, then go for bachelors, not diploma so that you can have more placement options. If you have an interest in science, then do simple B.Sc, M.Sc, B.Ed or PhD. Then, apply for government universities to teach or go for some professional placement-oriented course.
Just know your interest and the path will be simple! If you want to go for Physiotherapy, then go for bachelors, not diploma so that you can have more placement options. If you have an interest in science, then do simple B.Sc, M.Sc, B.Ed or PhD. Then, apply for government universities to teach or go for some professional placement-oriented course.
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rohith kola
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NEET (National Eligibility Entrance Test) is an entrance test for the admissions to MBBS, BDS, and various groups of medicine. The cutoff marks and percentage varies based on the state and category. It also varies based on the difficulty level of question paper, top marks and students appeared for the exam across the country. From the past years cut off marks for physiotherapy are mentioned below.
Cut off percentage & marks:
- General category: 50%, 685 - 145
- OBC category: 40%, 678 - 118
- SC category: 40%, 595 - 118
- ST category: 40%, 599 - 118
- PwD category: 45%, 474 - 131
The admission are given 85% for the state quota, 15% for all ove
Cut off percentage & marks:
- General category: 50%, 685 - 145
- OBC category: 40%, 678 - 118
- SC category: 40%, 595 - 118
- ST category: 40%, 599 - 118
- PwD category: 45%, 474 - 131
The admission are given 85% for the state quota, 15% for all ove
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