A NEET score of 533 with an All India Rank of around 21,964 in the general category and having Rajasthan state domicile gives you a fair chance of getting admission in a government medical college in Rajasthan through state quota. Each year, the cutoff changes based on seat availability, difficulty level of the exam, and the number of applicants. In previous years, government medical colleges in Rajasthan have had closing ranks close to this range for general category students. While top colleges may require higher scores, newer or less competitive colleges may offer admission at this score in later rounds. Participating in all rounds of counselling, especially mop-up and stray vacancy, increases your chances.

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Hello Aspirant,

With a GATE 2025 score of 352 and OBC rank 21421 in CSE it can be probable for M.Tech in CSE or AI at JNTUA (Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Anantapur). In the initial rounds it can be challenging as the cutoffs for CSE/AI are usually high, core branches tend to have low cutoffs relative to all other branches and will only get higher in general rounds. If your only applying for CSE and AI only, you might have a foot in the door with later rounds or spot admissions to fill vacancies from those rejected in the initial rounds or those that declined the offer, if they have not confirmed their seats. Again, keep an eye on either CCMT or on at the university level counselling, soon enough it will be quite an academic year!

Hi! So according to your rank that is  468 in NEET and All India Rank of 93,900 getting a government MBBS college in Tamil Nadu under BC category is very difficult. Usually the cutt offs go very high. You can try for private colleges but the fees will be higher.

For more accurate information,You can check and predict your actual college chances using this Careers360 College Predictor:

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Hi dear candidate,

With the score of 277 in NEET 2025, it is less than the ideal score which is 400 or above. You can try through management quota seats for which you should directly contact the college via mail or visit the college in person to solidly secure the admission in the college. Also do not forget to carry necessary documents like marksheets, adhaar, passport size photos, certificates etc.

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Hello,

If you’re looking to get a seat in Khalsa College (Amritsar) for Veterinary Science through management quota. There are a few seats reserved under the management quota. These seats are usually filled at the college level and not through the centralized counselling. You will need to directly contact the college administration to inquire about availability, fees, and documents required. These seats are limited, and they are often offered on a merit basis based on your NEET score and academic background.

As you’ve scored 277 marks in NEET 2025, there’s a decent chance you could be considered for a management seat, especially if there aren’t too many higher-scoring candidates applying under this quota. Your score may not be enough for a government seat in veterinary, but for private or management quota, it can be considered.

Also, keep your documents ready like your NEET scorecard, 10th and 12th mark sheets, identity proof, and photos. You may also have to pay a higher fee under the management quota, so it’s best to confirm the exact amount from the college office.

If you want to know more about the college, seat intake,or fees, you can check this  page: Khalsa college of veterinary and animal science,Amritsar -Careers 360

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If you have scored around 200 in NEET, you may get admission in private BAMS colleges, especially in states like Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, or Bihar during the later counselling rounds. Government colleges usually require a higher score. It's important to participate in the AYUSH counselling and keep checking the cut-offs of different colleges. Chances are better in management or paid quota seats.

With 200 marks in NEET 2025 (OBC category), government BAMS colleges are not possible, as their cutoffs are usually above 450.

You have chances in private BAMS colleges in states like Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, where some colleges accept scores around 200 under management quota or in later rounds.

Colleges you can consider include:

• Nitishwar Ayurved Medical College, Muzaffarpur

• Moti Singh Jageshwari Ayurved College, Chhapra

• Doon Ayurvedic Medical College, Saharanpur

• Major S.D. Singh Ayurvedic College, Farrukhabad

Hello aspirant,

Thanks for reaching out.

you have a good chance of getting admission in private AYUSH courses especially BHMS (Homeopathy),and BNYS (Naturopathy) in various states

Admission in govt AYUSH courses is difficult,cut-offs vary across states. so participatein counselling rounds to improve your chances.

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Hello

Yes, with a GATE 2025 score of 334 in CS/IT , you can get admission in Telangana through PGECET counselling. GATE qualified candidates get first preference , so you have a decent chance , specially in less competitive colleges or if you have category reservation.

Just register for counselling and fill choices wisely.

GATE qualified candidates are given first preference over PGECET rankers during seat allotment  .

TS PGECET counselling is open to GATE qualifiers from 2023–25  .

For NEET 2025, candidates applying under the Kashmiri Migrant quota in the General category typically require a score in the range of 330 to 380 to be considered for MBBS seats. In past years, some admissions under this quota have been secured with scores around 340, especially in the later rounds of counselling.

However, to increase your chances of admission, especially in more competitive colleges or in Delhi, it is advisable to aim for a score of 380 or higher. A score of 400 or above would place you in a stronger position across most colleges that accept candidates under the Kashmiri Migrant quota.

This quota generally offers some relaxation compared to the open General category cutoffs, which often exceed 600 marks, particularly for top government medical colleges.