In ICET (Andhra Pradesh or Telangana), MBA Finance cut-off marks differ by college and category. Generally, a rank below 10,000 is safe for top MBA colleges like Andhra University, SVU, Osmania, and JNTU campuses. For MBA Finance specialization, specific cut-offs aren’t always published separately, but overall MBA admission scores are considered. As a general guide, a score of 100+ in ICET provides access to quality institutions. Reserved categories (SC/ST/BC) have relaxed cut-offs. Check the official ICET counseling portal for the institute-wise cut-off ranks.

With 390 marks and AIR 230540 in NEET, chances for MBBS in government colleges (Gujarat State) in the General category are slim. But you may get a BDS seat in self-financed colleges during the later rounds of ACPUGMEC counseling. Colleges like Karnavati School of Dentistry or College of Dental Sciences might be possible. Also explore options under management quota. Ensure you participate in Gujarat’s state counseling and MCC Round 2 or mop-up for wider options.

• To secure CSE/ECE in top-tier colleges (Anna Univ. CEG, MIT, PSG, CIT, SSN):

• CSE: aim for Rank <1,500 and marks ≥196–199

• ECE: aim for Rank <2,000 and marks ≥193–197

• For mid-tier colleges, closing ranks extend to 5,000–10,000+, needing marks around 190–195.

• Best for CSE : CEG, PSG, SSN, and IIT-M (if considered).

• Best placements : CEG, PSG, SSN, and TCE.

• Govt. colleges : Anna Univ. CEG, GCT, CIT.

• Private with high standards : SSN, PSG, Kumaraguru.
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Hello aspirant,

It is doubtful that someone with a NEET score of 275 who is in Haryana's SC category will be accepted into a government medical college for MBBS or BDS.  However, you might have a chance in certain other medical degrees like BAMS or BHMS, or at private colleges.

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Hi dear candidate,

Although, 60.6% marks in MHT CET exam would be enough to get admission in a private college but might not be sufficient for a government college as it would require percentage around 75% or even more. Government colleges has less fees demanded than private colleges.

Few private colleges are:

Modern College of Pharmacy, AISSMS College of Pharmacy and Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Pharmacy Navi Mumbai are considered good.

Know more with best details at our official website:

Private Pharmacy Colleges in Maharashtra Accepting MHT CET – Courses, Fees, Admission, Rank

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With 392 marks in NEET, your chances of getting an MBBS seat depend mainly on your category, state quota, and the cutoff trends in your home state.

For the general category under All India Quota, 392 is not enough for government MBBS seats. The cutoff usually crosses 610+ marks for general category students. Even for reserved categories like OBC, SC, or ST, the cutoffs under All India Quota are generally above 500.

However, under the 85% state quota, if you belong to a reserved category and your state has lower cutoff trends, you might have a chance at a government seat, but it's still borderline. States like Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, or some North-Eastern states sometimes have lower cutoffs for SC/ST candidates.

If you're from the general category, your best chances with 392 marks are in private medical colleges or deemed universities, though the fees are much higher. In some states, private colleges have cutoffs around 380–420 marks.

Hello aspirant,

NEET is one of the toughest exam of India. Even with a reserved category, it is quite unlikely that someone with a NEET score of 392 will be accepted into the government's MBBS program.  Generally speaking, government medical schools need much higher marks, frequently above 500–550.

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Hello sir,

Thanks for reaching out!

Your 92 marks in SSC board is good and definitely help in your profile but they are just one factor they consider for admission .To get into CS or IT in Avasari College of Polytechnic,Pune, you must appear for the CET and score well in it ideally above 85-90 out of 100 for top branches.

Right now,The CET application for this year is closed ,so you'll have to wait for next cycle if you haven't applied yet,if you have already appeared, keep checking the councelling round to secure a seat.

So,while your SSC score is strong,a good CET score is a key for admission to Avasari Polytechnic college.

To get more info about MHT CET:

https://dqxeclau.top/exams/mht-cet

Hello Srinivasa

With 440 marks in NEET, these are the colleges you can get in Maharashtra:

1. Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University Medical College, Pune
2. D. Y. Patil Medical College, Kolhapur
3. Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences, Karad
4. Kasturba Medical College, Sangli
5. Dr. Vasantrao Pawar Medical College, Nashik
6. NKP Salve Institute of Medical Sciences, Nagpur
7. MGM Medical College, Navi Mumbai
8. ACPM Medical College, Dhule

Hope this list helps! Thank You!!!

Paid management quota cutoff in 2024 for general category rank was around 299733, Bharati Vidyapeeth Pune has total 150 MBBS seats under deemed university quota, counselling for these seats happens through Bharati Vidyapeeth directly after NEET result is declared, NEET UG All India Quota counselling registration will start from 21.07.2025 and will go on till 29.07.2025, government quota and NRI seats will have separate cutoff marks and different counselling timelines.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/bharati-vidyapeeth-mbbs-cutoff