For KCET, you are required to upload your 12th board exam marksheet. Additionally, if you have completed any other qualifying exams, such as an entrance exam or equivalent certification, those results should also be uploaded. Make sure to upload all relevant documents as per the guidelines provided.

With 90 marks in AP EAMCET BiPC and a score of 585 out of 600, you can expect a rank between 8,001 and 10,000. This rank may make it challenging to secure a seat in a veterinary college, especially in government colleges, as veterinary seats are highly competitive.

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

AP EAMCET Rank:

A score of 90 in AP EAMCET BiPC typically translates to a rank between 8,001 and 10,000.

Veterinary College Admission:

Securing a veterinary seat, particularly in a government college, requires a strong rank, often below 5,000. A rank in the 8,000-10,000 range may make it difficult to get a seat, but not impossible.

For Karnataka's 85% State Quota seats, the Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA) generates a separate state-level merit list based on NEET scores. This state merit list is used for seat allocation within the 85% state quota, and the All India Rank (AIR) is not directly used in this context.

If your NEET score is around 200 , you can still explore nursing and other healthcare options.

• If you're aiming for a stable government job with good benefits , both Army B.Sc. Nursing and AIIMS B.Sc. Nursing are great, but Army Nursing can be more fulfilling with additional perks.

• If you're interested in clinical and healthcare services , consider BPT, MLT, Radiology , or Optometry .

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• B.Sc. Nursing Admission Guide: AIIMS Nursing | Army Nursing (https://www.joinindianarmy.nic.in)

• BPT & Other Courses : Healthcare Courses

With a score of 585 in NEET 2025, your predicted rank could range between 20,000 to 30,000, depending on factors like the difficulty level of the exam and overall performance of other candidates. Please note this is an estimate and subject to variation.

Yes, the BNYS (Bachelor of Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences) course is available in some institutions in India. Admission typically does not require a NEET score, as it is not mandatory for BNYS. However, some institutions may have their own entrance exams or criteria for selection.

HELLO,

with the score of 300 in NEET 2025 securing a government or semi government MBBS seat is highly unlikely.While 300 is a good score but it falls below the cutoff range typically required for these institutions.

Here is the reason :-

• 300 score in NEET is not enough to compete to get top government institutions .
• You may have better chance at private medical colleges though the fees can be significantly higher

If you belong to reserved categories like SC, ST and OBC there might be a slightly higher chance of securing a seat in a government medical college but it still depends on the specific college and the state wise cutoff

Hope that Helps!

Hii,

To enroll in Hillside Ayurvedic Medical College in Bangalore, you must score well on the NEET exam.  The precise minimum score varies each year depending on seats and competition.  In general, you should strive for at least 300-350 marks to be considered for BAMS admission.  For reserved categories (SC/ST/OBC), it may be significantly lower, between 250 and 300.

Check the college's website or contact them for the most recent cutoff information, which is determined by the year's NEET results.

The official website for Hillside Ayurvedic Medical College and Hospital, Bangalore, is ](https://www.hillsideayurvedamedicalcollege.edu.in/index.html)

Hi,

In the Tamil Nadu 12th Public Exam 2025, a large number of students scored full marks in science subjects:

• Physics – 1,125 students

• Chemistry – 3,181 students

• Maths – 3,022 students

The overall pass percentage was 95.03%, with girls performing better than boys. You can check your results on tnresults.nic.in or dge.tn.gov.in .

Hope this helps!

HELLO,

With a NEET score of 375 , your chances of admission to KIMS Bangalore and Kerela state merit (Sasraya) colleges under the General category are very limited as both options usually require significantly higher scores. Here is more detailed breakdown :-

1.Chances for KIMS Bangalore

• KIMS is one of the top private medical colleges in Karnataka and seats for non Karnataka general students are highly competitive
• Cutoff trends for private colleges in Karnataka , general category cutoffs are usually ranges between 400-550 marks or more
• With 375 you are below the general cutoff range for merit seat
• Your possible route at KIMS is through the management or NRI quota , which comes with very high annual fees ( 10 -15 lakh approx.)

2.Chances for Kerela State Merit colleges ( Sasraya Scheme )

• In recent years , General Category cutoffs for Kerela government colleges have been around 600 + marks. With 375 , admission is not possible
• Even for Self financing colleges under state merit , the cutoff for general students is usually 400 - 550 marks
• Since your score is below 375 , you are well below the range needed for both government and state merit private seats in Kerala.

3.What you can do further :-

• In both Kerala and Karnataka , private medical colleges offer these quotas. They are costly but may be your only MBBS option with 375.
• Consider deemed Universities :- These admits students through MCC counselling with separate cutoffs. Some deemed universities may accept scores in your range , but fees are high
• With your score you have good chances in BDS, BAMS , BHMS or other allied science programs

You can use the college predictor to get colleges at your rank :- https://medicine.careers360.com/nta-neet-all-india-college-predictor

Hope this Helps!