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You have better chance in private colleges and managemement quota seats.
Participate in the state level AYUSH counselling conducted by the KEA and list your preferences for private colleges offering BAMS.you might get good colleges.
Here is some colleges to consider like Aroor Laxminarayana Rao Memorial Ayurvedic Medical College in Koppa and Sri Jagadguru Gavisiddeshwara Ayurvedic Medical College in Koppal etc.
Good luck!!
For admission to Osmania Medical College (OMC), Hyderabad, candidates generally need a NEET UG score above 600 for General category, while reserved categories may get seats at lower marks. In 2024, the closing cut-off for General under AIQ was around 581 marks. In 2025 Round-1, the closing rank was about 2892. The counselling process is ongoing with Round-2 reporting between 12–19 September 2025, and Round-3 will follow soon. Final admission depends on category, rank, and quota. It is best to track MCC and Telangana state counselling portals for exact updates.
Hello dear student,
by this way you will remain eligible for admission with no issues.
Congrats on your Telangana NEET 2025 state rank 9271. Your chances for a government MBBS seat depend mainly on your category and the college you aim for. Top colleges like Osmania/Gandhi usually close at much lower ranks, but newer or less-preferred government colleges sometimes admit students beyond 9k rank. Definitely participate in counselling, keep a mix of ambitious + safe options, and check last year’s closing ranks for your category. If needed, also keep private/management quota as backup.
Yes, you can improve your PCM percentage for KCET 2026 by reappearing for the Karnataka 2nd PUC exams. But you cannot retain marks of only one subject and re-write the other two. If you decide to reappear, the best marks of all three subjects (Physics, Chemistry, and Maths) from both attempts will be considered while calculating your final percentage for KCET. So, if you are confident in Physics and only want to improve Chemistry and Maths, you can reappear for those, and the board will take your best scores subject-wise while preparing the final marks.
Since you got 54 out of 180 in the PGIMS Rohtak CET 2025, you can consider some private B.Sc. Nursing colleges in Haryana with low fees. Satya Institute of Nursing in Rohtak offers B.Sc. Nursing and has moderate fees. Baba Mastnath University in Rohtak provides affordable B.Sc. Nursing programs. KVM Nursing College in Rohtak also has reasonable fees for B.Sc. Nursing. Om Sai Para Medical College in Ambala offers B.Sc. Nursing with an accessible fee structure. Mahabir College of Nursing in Hisar provides B.Sc. Nursing and is recognized by the Indian Nursing Council.
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Yes Sneha, you are considered pass. In CBSE, a student needs to secure at least 33% marks in both theory and practical combined to pass the subject. Since you scored 23/70 in theory and 30/30 in practical, your total is 53/100, which is above the passing criteria.
Also, the D2 grade is a passing grade in CBSE (it generally represents 33%–40% marks). The fact that your result doesn’t mention “RT” (Repeat Theory) or “Compartment” confirms that you have passed in Physics.
I could not find exact information about admission to KG Mittal College in 2025 with your AIQ 178802, Maharashtra state rank 14474, and Hindi linguistic certificate.
KG Mittal College is a Hindi linguistic minority college, so your certificate may help. There is no official data showing the closing rank or cut-off for your category in 2025. Admission depends on the number of applicants, available seats, and marks of other candidates.
With your rank and certificate, you might have a chance, but it is not guaranteed. It is likely to be borderline.
Website: https://kgmittalcollege.edu.in
For AP EAMCET 2026, the marks are divided among Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics for the Engineering stream.
Physics usually has about 40 questions from topics like Mechanics, Electrostatics, Optics, Modern Physics, and Heat and Thermodynamics, giving around 40 marks.
Chemistry also has about 40 questions from Physical, Organic, and Inorganic Chemistry, giving around 40 marks.
Mathematics usually has about 80 questions covering Algebra, Calculus, Trigonometry, Vectors, 3D Geometry, and Probability, giving around 80 marks.
So the total marks for Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics together are approximately 160. The exact distribution may change slightly in 2026, but the weightage is expected to be similar to previous years.
Website for reference: https://sche.ap.gov.in/EAPCET/EAPCET/FAQs.aspx
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