Hello Naitik

With a score of 128 and rank 136 in AIL LET exam, you have a good chance of securing admission in AIL Mohali under the Punjab General category. The cutoff rank has been around 130 to 160 in the last rounds and your rank falls under that category so the chances are pretty good.

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Hope this answer helps! Thank You!!!

Hello,

You have a good chance of getting government MBBS and BDS seats under the state quota if you leave in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, and have a projected Neet score of 544. The admission committee for professional undergraduate medical educational courses runs Gujarat's robust state counselling program.

Choice Filling Strategy

Always film maximum choices in descending order of your preferences:

• Top government colleges
• Nearby GMERS colleges
• Other GMERS colleges
• Government dental colleges
• Private MBBS
• Private BDS or BAMS

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Hi Keshav Shukla,

With a NEET score of 250, you're likely to have difficulty getting into a government MBBS program in Himachal Pradesh. However, you might have a chance for BDS or BAMS if you have a reserved category. You might also consider private medical colleges or exploring courses like BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery) or BSMS (Bachelor of Siddha Medicine and Surgery).

I hope this helps.

Hello,

With a 316 Neet score, 81% in boards, and a 21,000 KCET veterinary rank, your prospects of getting admitted as a veterinarian in South India are determined by your category, place of residence, eligibility for state quotas, and the availability of college seats. This is practical summary:

Karnataka

• Colleges: Bidar, Bangalore, Hassan, Shimoga, Gadag
• Fees: 50,000 to 70,000

Tamil Nadu

• Colleges: Madras Veterinary College, Namakkal, Orathanadu
• Fees: 40,000/year

Andhra Pradesh and Telangana

• Colleges: SVVU, PVNRTVU
• Fees: 50,000 to 1,00,000

For more information, read careers360 articles:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles

Hi aspirant,

Hence you didn't mentioned you category, frankly speaking 260 marks will not be enough to get you a Govt. med. College unless you have some sort of quota/reservation.

If you r a General Category student and want a Government medical college.

• I would say start preparing for 320+ marks in Biology, if not at least 300+ , so, that you don't have to worry about physics and Chemistry much … just focus on NCERT biology and solve last year question papers of NEET and AIIMS, you'll get 300+ , like I just read NCERT biology thoroughly and I managed to get 346 marks.

If you have any quota/reservation or seeking for a Private medical college.

• Above 260+ will be good enough, again don't try to gather to much info. , just focus on your NCERT and solve papers of last 10 years.

However, you might check you rank through rank predictor,

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-rank-predictor

I hope this helps.

Hello Rakesh,

With a JEE Main score of 270317 , your chances of getting admission to a B.Tech ECE course in IPU ( Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University ) are low , but not impossible , especially if you are a Delhi resident . You should still apply and participate in the counselling process, focusing on filling your preferences strategically. Aim for colleges near Rohini, Delhi, and be prepared to consider other branches or even other universities if needed.

Thank you!!

With a GPAT score of 115, you're eligible to apply for M.Pharm at Pt. Ravishankar Shukla University, Raipur.

However, admission is unlikely since the score is low and the number of seats is limited.

You can apply, but also consider:

Private colleges with lower cutoffs

Retaking GPAT for better chances.

HEY THERE!!!

1. You cannot enrol in government colleges for MBBS or BDS if your NEET 2025 score was 210 (EWS category).
2. In some states, you might be accepted into a government veterinary college or AYUSH (BAMS, BHMS).
3. Check for open AYUSH/veterinary seats and submit an application for state counselling.
4. At this score, MBBS/BDS in government colleges is not feasible.

Hi Aspirant,

Your NEET score of three hundred eighty five and belonging to the SC category places you within the reservation quota for government medical colleges in Tamil Nadu Admission to MBBS is conducted through state counselling and All India Quota counselling The key factors that determine your chances are cut off trends previous year closing scores category quota and the number of seats available under SC reservation

Category eligibility criteria
You have qualified under the SC category reservation State medical colleges in Tamil Nadu set aside a percentage of seats specifically for SC candidates This increases your chance compared to the general category admissions provided your score meets or exceeds the SC category cut off

Previous year SC category cut off trends
In recent years admission cut offs for SC candidates at top government medical colleges in Tamil Nadu ranged between two hundred to three hundred marks For example in a prominent government college the closing NEET score for SC was around two hundred fifty the next tier closed around two hundred ten and lesser known colleges needed about one sixty to two hundred marks This means that your score of three hundred eighty five is above the closing marks in prior years and gives you a strong position

All India Quota and Tamil Nadu State Counselling
Tamil Nadu participates in two admission streams
State quota which includes state board merit and category reservation
All India Quota which is a nationally open quota with its own cut offs for SC candidates In state counselling your score matters compared to other SC candidates in Tamil Nadu In AIQ counselling your category rank is compared with SC candidates across India

Estimated chances based on score
Your NEET score of three hundred eighty five is comfortably above past SC cut offs for most government medical colleges in Tamil Nadu You are likely to secure admission unless the number of applications and score trends change dramatically
For the top medical colleges such as those at Chennai Vellore and Madurai cut offs for SC category still remained below three hundred
Mid tier colleges closed around two hundred to two hundred thirty
Lesser known government colleges closed lower making your score strong across the board

Counselling process and strategy
Register for NEET counselling for both AIQ and Tamil Nadu state quota Participate in both processes for maximum opportunity In state process include all strong government colleges at the top of your preferences followed by others based on your score Ensure that you lock choice options before each round to secure seat allotment
Attend document verification with caste certificate educational certificate proof of age identity proof and NEET scorecard
Pay admission fees on time to confirm seat and avoid losing it to the next candidate

Alternative pathways if state seats fill
Even if seats at top colleges close early your score remains above closing marks of many government colleges Decide whether to join the allotted college or wait for spot rounds or mop up rounds in case you wish to upgrade Choose related courses such as BAMS or BVSc which have lower cut offs if you do not get MBBS seat quickly

Tips for the process
Stay updated with official cutoff trends as they are released each round
Keep a backup plan in case counselling rules change or seats fill early
Consult with peers or mentors who have gone through Tamil Nadu medical counselling
Have all required original documents ready on the day of verification.

Hello,

Unfortunately, even under reserved categories, it is regrettably impossible to get a spot in government colleges for MBBS or BDS with a NEET score of 100. The actual qualifying threshold is often between 115 and 137 for general categories and a little lower for reserve categories.