Hello,

No, this is not true. UPSC does not select candidates based on wealth, background or family status. The exam is the same for everyone.

UPSC follows a strict and transparent process. Candidates are selected only on the basis of merit. The interview board checks personality, confidence, communication and awareness, not caste or money.

Many toppers come from middle class, rural and backward backgrounds every year. Also, interview marks vary for all categories. Backward category candidates do not get fewer marks just because of their category.

So, it is a myth that UPSC favours only elite or wealthy students. Hard work and preparation matter the most.

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Hello,

For All India counselling of MDS, the cut-off for SC/ST/OBC category was 227 marks (40th percentile) . Later, it was revised to 168 marks (20.137 percentile) to fill vacant seats.

So, an SC candidate needs at least 168 marks in NEET MDS to be eligible for government colleges through All India counselling.

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With your 115 mark getting into need PG in South India medical colleges is really hard and impossible because you usually need higher cut off to get into any other medical college if you have I am ask you will get into government college if you have mid level marks you will get into private in institution

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Thanks for reaching out!

With 115 marks in NEET PG, it's highly unlikely to get admission into MD paediatrics in any South Indian Medical college, whether government or private .The reason is that the qualifying cutoff itself is much higher, In recent years general category candidates needed atleast 280-300 above just to qualify,and even reserved Categories required more than 200.On top of that MD paediatrics is high-demand branch and the closing rank in South India are usually above 400-500.So,If you're really interested in pursuing MD paediatrics, it would be a good idea to consider preparing again and aim for 400+ in your next attempt.

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Hello,

Yes, you can do both together. As a private candidate, you can appear for the improvement exam in the subjects you already passed and also take Biology as an additional subject in the same year. You will need to apply separately for improvement and for the additional subject when the board opens the forms.

It is better to confirm the exact process and dates from your board (CBSE/State board) before applying.

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Hello,

Based on your NEET score of 390 marks , you have a good chance of securing admission to a government BPT (Bachelor of Physiotherapy) college, especially in states like Maharashtra. However, cutoffs can vary by state and college.

Here are some government BPT colleges you might consider:

1. Government College of Physiotherapy, Mumbai, Maharashtra

2. Government Physiotherapy College, Nagpur, Maharashtra

3. Government Physiotherapy College, Pune, Maharashtra

4. Government Physiotherapy College, Aurangabad, Maharashtra

5. Government Physiotherapy College, Kolhapur, Maharashtra

6. Government Physiotherapy College, Nanded, Maharashtra

7. Government Physiotherapy College, Solapur, Maharashtra

8. Government Physiotherapy College, Amravati, Maharashtra

9. Government Physiotherapy College, Jalgaon, Maharashtra

10. Government Physiotherapy College, Akola, Maharashtra

Please note that cutoffs can vary each year based on factors like the number of applicants and seat availability. It's advisable to check the official websites or contact the respective colleges for the most accurate and updated information.

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Hey Vaishnavi,

With an EAPCET rank of 3266 and IPE marks 974 under the EWS category, you do have a decent chance of getting admission into BPT in government colleges like Osmania or NIMS Hyderabad, but it mainly depends on the cutoff trend of that particular year and how many seats are available for EWS. Usually, for highly reputed colleges like NIMS, the cutoff rank tends to be much lower, so it might be slightly tough there. But for Osmania and other government colleges, your rank + IPE score combination keeps you in a competitive position. I’d suggest you keep an eye on the previous year cutoffs and also fill in multiple options during counselling to improve your chances.

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With 429 marks in NEET 2025, it is very highly unlikely to get a BAMS seat in National Institute of Ayurveda (NIA) as the cutoff for the same is much higher, around 600 marks for general category and around 550 marks for the reserved category.

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Hello.

As you have mentioned that your neet score is 429 marks but you haven't mentioned your category. Nevertheless, i am assuming to be in general category. So, if we look over previous year's cutoff trend for BAMS and BHMS then the cutoff for BAMS was 450 to 500+ marks and for BHMS it was 450+ marks even more than that.

So maybe you can get private seat.i recommend you to go for state quota counselling to get government bams college.

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If you want to get bams  National institute of Ayurveda on 429 marks it is highly hard to get the because it usually requires higher cutoff more than 600 for general category for reserved category you should at least made 550 cutoff so you can try for any other private institutions but their fees will be very higher if you are looking for any other colleges look at their official website for more updates