With 530 marks it is highly unlikely to get a government medical college in Maharashtra or through All India Quota.

Instead you apply for private colleges or deemed universities like

• Terna Medical College, Navi Mumbai
• Dr. Ulhas Patil Medical College, Jalgaon
• Bharati Vidyapeeth (Sangli), Kalinga
• Krishna Institute (Karad)

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, you can register for the Company Secretary (CS) Executive Program. As you have done BPP (Bachelor's Preparatory Program) and B. com from IGNOU (a recognized and established University), you are eligible to register for the CS Executive course legitimately. Please ensure that you have your graduation marksheet and all relevant documents to hand at the time of registration.

With 82 marks and a rank of 522, you’ve secured IT at BIT Durg as your fifth priority in the first round, which is a solid start. Now, for the second round, you can still aim for AI (Artificial Intelligence) or Data Science at the same college if there are seats left.

Log in to the counselling portal, update your priority list by placing AI or Data Science above IT—think of IT as a fallback option. The system will try to upgrade your seat if seats are available in those preferred branches when allotment occurs. If AI or Data Science seats are already full, you will retain your current IT seat in BIT Durg.

Since your rank is strong, you have a good shot at an upgrade—especially if those specialized branches have more seats or fewer applicants. Make sure you participate in all rounds, keep your priorities smartly ordered, and check the allotment results closely after second-round seat release.

There is high possibilities of getting into AI or data science courses in the second round of counselling if you didn't get a i and data science courses you can still have your IT course in Durg if you need another update you need to look at there website

With 430 marks in NEET and belonging to the 2A category from Karnataka, you have a decent chance of getting a private medical college seat under government quota in the state. In previous years, 2A category seats in private colleges under government quota were available for candidates scoring around 420–440 marks depending on the college and round.

For government medical colleges, the cutoff is generally higher—often 450+ marks for 2A—so it may be slightly difficult this year unless the cutoffs drop in later rounds.

You should participate actively in all KEAC counselling rounds, fill a wide range of choices including private colleges with lower closing ranks, and keep all documents ready. You may also explore semi-government colleges or deemed universities if your budget allows.

Dear aspirant,

It's very much unlikely to secure a seat in BHMS course in a government college with 120 marks in NEET, especially under the general category. The cutoff for government BHMS colleges is generally very much higher than what you have scored, often around 350 or even higher. While some private colleges may offer admission with scores around 120, especially in states like Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, or Bihar under the management or open quota, securing a government seat with this score is very challenging. But you have to keep an eye on state level counseling rounds and mop-up rounds for BHMS admissions, as chances may improve if seats remain vacant. For more details please visit the link given below.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off

Hello Harsha,

If you have someone else’s Aadhaar number in place of yours in the intermediate marks memo, follow these steps to make the correction:

1. Go to Your College or Office of Intermediate Board: This is to report the issue to your college or Board of Intermediate Education (BIE) of your state.
2. Write an Application: You need to mention your application for the Aadhaar correction and add the correct aadhar card copy and your marks memo.
3. Proof of Identification: Carry original documents for verification like Aadhaar, hall ticket, etc. with any other id proof.
4. Correction Process: The board itself will verify your details and make correction and send the revised marks memo.

Hello,

Admission to MBBS or BDS at government colleges is impossible with 160 marks, a 56 percentile, and a NEET 2025 score of about 1002899; however, you still have choices in private universities for certain majors like:

• BAMS/BHMS/BUMS
• B.Sc Nursing/ BPT/ Paramedical courses
• Private Colleges through management quota or NRI quota

Just participate in counseling,explore colleges with lower cutoffs and fill them out according to priorities.

For Detailed information, you can check out career360 articles.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles