Your chances of being accepted into a government engineering college in Kerala are minimal if you have a normalized KEAM score of 81 out of 300 and a 75 percentile for high-demand fields like computer science, electrical engineering, or ECE because these colleges often have considerably higher closing ranks (often under 5,000).  However, based on your final KEAM rank and category, you could have a chance in less desirable fields or at self-financing colleges.  During the counseling process, verify your real rank and compare it with the cutoffs from prior years for various institutions and branches, as admission is solely determined by the rank list that is released following the results.

With 343 marks (SC category) in NEET 2025, getting MBBS in a Government Medical College in Maharashtra is unlikely, as cutoffs are usually above 380–400.

However, you have a fair chance for a Government BAMS seat, including in Nashik, especially for non-bonded seats. Be sure to apply through AYUSH counselling and attend all rounds to maximize your chances.

With 343 marks in NEET 2025 under SC category from Maharashtra, chances for MBBS in a government medical college are low.

However, you have a decent chance for BAMS at Government Ayurved College Nashik, but it has 1 year mandatory bond.

HEY THERE!!

With a MET score of 205 for Allied Health and looking to join B.Sc. Cardiovascular Technology (CVT) at Manipal, your admission chances are extremely low as per past trends.

• In 2023 and 2024, the last round closing rank for B.Sc. CVT was approximately  593–625.
• Generally, a higher MET score is required to achieve a rank in this range. For instance, a MET score of 145 generally puts a candidate in the rank 1,000–1,100 range, and the CVT cutoff is significantly higher (ranked in the first 600).
• The B.Sc. CVT cutoff rank is also highly competitive because of the limited number of seats available and high demand.

In conclusion:

Since your score is 205, it is highly unlikely that you will get a seat in B.Sc. CVT in Manipal through the general counselling rounds. You can try other allied health courses with lower cutoffs or private/management quota seats if they are available. Always refer to the official counselling announcements for any modifications in cutoff trends.

Hello there,

Based on your 76% in board exams and 139 marks in MET (Manipal Entrance Test) , here's a rough estimate for your rank and possible branches you can get in Manipal University (Bangalore and Manipal campuses) :

Estimated Rank in MET :

• Score 139 : Expected rank range is around 10,000–15,000 (depending on the difficulty level of the exam and number of candidates).
  
  

• This range can change slightly based on overall performance, so it’s advisable to check the official cutoffs for more accuracy.
  
  Branches You Can Get :

• At Manipal University (Manipal Campus) :

  • Computer Science Engineering (CSE) : Highly competitive, cutoff could go above 2,000–5,000 rank.
    
    

  • Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) : Around 5,000–8,000 rank.
    
    

  • Mechanical Engineering : 6,000–9,000 rank range.

  • Information Technology (IT) : Around 7,000–10,000 rank range.

  • Civil Engineering : Might be available with your rank.
    
    

• At Manipal University (Bangalore Campus) :

  • CSE and IT will have higher cutoffs, potentially above 6,000–8,000 ranks.
    
    

  • Other branches like Mechanical and ECE may be available within your rank.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

HELLO,

See most of BAMS colleges in Chhattisgarh requires NEET scores for admission but some private institutions may offer management quota seats that could be sexured without giving NEET

You can try colleges like :-

1.Rajiv Lochan Ayurved Medical college

2.Chhattisgrah Ayurved medical college

3. Bharati Ayurved Medical college

Mostly all BAMS colleges in Chhattisgarh requires NEET and direct admission is only possible through Management quota in some private institutions .

You can explore Top Bams colleges in Chhattisgarh :- https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-bams-colleges-in-chhattisgarh

When it comes to Mathematics and Computer Engineering, both your MHTCET score and board percentage play an important role in admissions. The most sought-after colleges in Maharashtra for these branches include College COEP, Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute (VJTI), Sardar Patel Institute of Technology (SPIT), and Pune Institute of Computer Technology (PICT). COEP and VJTI generally require top CET ranks (usually above the 99 percentile), while SPIT and PICT have slightly lower but still competitive cut-offs. Your board marks are considered for eligibility but the CET percentile is the deciding factor in allotments. If your score is extremely high, you can aim for Mumbai or Pune colleges that have strong placement records in IT companies like Infosys, TCS, Wipro, and product-based firms. If your score is moderate, private universities like MIT World Peace University, Vishwakarma Institute of Technology (VIT Pune), and DJ Sanghvi College of Engineering are great options with good infrastructure and industry connections. It’s important to also check the college’s NAAC accreditation, placement statistics, and course curriculum before making your choice.

Best of luck for your admissions.

With a KEAM score of 280 out of 600 and a Kerala state board score of 98.5%, your final rank will be calculated after normalisation and combining both scores in a 50:50 ratio. Since your board percentage is very high, it will give you a strong boost. Based on previous year trends, you can expect your KEAM 2025 rank to be somewhere in the range of 1,500 to 3,000. However, the exact rank depends on the overall performance of students, normalisation process, and cutoff variations that year.

To get into B.Tech in Cyber Security at IIT Gandhinagar (or similar top IITs) with OBC-NCL category, your JEE Main percentile should ideally be above 90. For top-tier colleges, the closing rank for OBC-NCL students usually falls between 10,000 and 20,000, depending on the competition and year. In terms of percentile, aiming for 90-95% would give you a competitive chance. You should also check JoSAA cutoffs after JEE Main results to know more precise details.

Hello,

With a NEET score of 355 and belonging to the SC category with Karnataka domicile, securing a seat in a government medical college in Karnataka is unlikely.

In 2024, the cutoff for SC candidates under the state quota was approximately 521 marks.  Your score of 355 is significantly below this threshold.

However, you might consider applying to private medical colleges in Karnataka, where the cutoff for SC candidates was around 487 marks in 2024.

Keep in mind that cutoffs can vary each year based on factors like the number of applicants and seat availability. So, you should participate in the counselling process and explore all available options.

You can also use our NEET College Predictor tool to predict which colleges you can get based on your scores or rank.

Hope it helps !