Hello aspirant,
With 423 marks in NEET and belonging to the OBC category, you have a fair chance of getting a seat in a government BAMS college, especially through state quota counselling. The BAMS cutoff for government colleges under OBC category generally ranges between 400–450 marks, depending on the state and number of applicants.

Your chances are better in later rounds or mop-up rounds, so make sure to participate in your state AYUSH counselling and also register for AACCC counselling for central AYUSH institutes.

Hello aspirant,
With a NEET score of 425 in the EWS category, securing a government MBBS seat in Karnataka is very unlikely. The EWS cutoff for state quota in government colleges usually stays above 530–550 marks. Your score falls significantly below that.

However, you still qualify for consideration in private MBBS colleges under the management quota. These seats may open up during mop-up or stray vacancy rounds where cutoffs sometimes dip slightly. You should register for counselling through KEA, list management quota seats, and stay active through all rounds. Fees in these colleges typically range from 10 to 20 lakh per year.

Alternatively, you could explore other medical-related courses such as BDS, BAMS, BHMS, or Allied Health Sciences, where your score may be sufficient for seats in semi-government or reputable private institutes under EWS reservation.

KCET also covers allied health and paramedical courses like B.Sc. Nursing, Medical Lab Technology (MLT), Imaging Technology, and Hospital Administration. Admission depends on your KCET rank.

Government college cutoffs for B.Sc Nursing (general category) usually fall between 40,000 to 80,000 rank range.

Private/top colleges, like SDM College of Nursing (Dharwad) and Ramaiah Institute of Nursing (Bangalore), accept up to 60,000 to 65,000 KCET rank.

For B.Sc Medical Lab Technology and Imaging Technology at colleges like Karunadu College (Bangalore), cutoffs are around 13,000 to 20,000 rank.

Other private paramedical colleges  have cutoffs near 5,000 to 6,000 rank for Hospital Administration.

CET Exam Rohtak Application Forms Release Date 2025

The Haryana CET application form for Group C posts in 2025 was released on May 28, 2025. The last date to apply online was extended to June 14, 2025, with the fee payment deadline set for June 16, 2025.

Note: The application period has already closed for 2025. Please keep an eye on the official Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) website for updates regarding the 2026 application process.

Alternative Courses Without CET Requirement

If you were unable to secure a seat through the CET exam, several other courses and career paths are available with good future prospects. Some options where a CET might not be mandatory (depending on the institution) include:

1. Vocational Courses:

Focus: Provide job-specific skills and training for various industries.

Examples:

Healthcare: Medical Laboratory Technician, Nursing Assistant, Radiology Technician.

IT: Web Development, Computer Network Specialist, Data Analyst.

Hospitality: Hotel Management, Chef, Travel Consultant.

Business & Administration: Office Manager, Sales Executive, Accountant.

Other options: Digital Marketing, Graphic Design, Electrical Technician, Beautician, and more.

Benefits: These courses equip you with industry-relevant skills, enhancing your employability and providing a pathway to diverse career fields.

2. Diploma Programs:

Offer specialized training: In a shorter duration compared to degree programs.

Potential fields: Hotel management, specific engineering fields, and others depending on your interest.

Note: Admission requirements vary by institution and program. Some might be based on merit or aptitude tests rather than requiring a specific CET score.

3. Undergraduate Courses in Arts, Commerce, or Science (depending on your prior qualifications):

Provides a broad foundation: Can lead to various career paths or further education.

Examples: B.A., B.Com., B.Sc. in different specializations.

Note: Admission criteria typically include a minimum percentage in your 10+2 exams.

4. Explore Institutions with Merit-Based Admissions:

Some institutions, especially private colleges, might consider direct admission based on your Class 12th marks or conduct their own aptitude tests/interviews.

Recommendations:

Identify your interests and strengths: Choose a field that genuinely interests you and aligns with your capabilities.

Research thoroughly: Explore specific institutions, course details, and career prospects before making a decision.

Consider career counseling: Professional guidance can help you assess your options and make informed choices.

By exploring these options and diligently pursuing your chosen path, you can secure a fulfilling and beneficial career even without having qualified the CET exam. Remember to always check the specific admission criteria of the institutions and courses you are interested in.

With NEET 2025 score of 438 and AIR 141746, getting a BAMS seat in a government college in Jammu through state counselling is highly unlikely. The cutoff for Government Ayurvedic Medical College, Jammu typically closes around AIR 90,000 or better. You may consider private BAMS colleges or look for options in other states with lower cutoffs.

Hello

To get admission in Diploma in Computer science you don't need to have class 12th marksheet. To be eligible for this course you need only class 10th marksheet. The admission is merit based. There is no entrance examination for this course. You have to send the application to the college. Then the college announces the cut off. If you clear the cutoff then you can take admission in that college.

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Hello aspirant,
Yes, you can get admission to a Diploma in Computer Science after 12th in some colleges, especially private polytechnic institutes or in states that allow lateral or direct entry based on 12th marks. However, in most government polytechnic colleges, admission is usually based on entrance exams or 10th standard marks, not 12th. Some states may allow 12th science students (especially with PCM) to apply directly into the second year through lateral entry schemes.

Yes, you may be eligible for the CAP (Centralized Admission Process) round for BSc Nursing in Maharashtra with an EWS certificate and a score of 129 in the PCB group of your 12th board exam. However, eligibility also depends on the specific requirements of the MH-Nursing CET (State Common Entrance Test) and the individual colleges participating in the CAP.

Here's a breakdown:

1. EWS Certificate:

While an EWS certificate is required for certain admissions, it's crucial to verify if it's applicable for the specific nursing CET and colleges you're interested in.

Some institutions may require a central EWS certificate, issued by a competent central authority, instead of a state-specific one.

2. PCB Score:

The minimum marks required in the PCB group for the 12th board exam can vary by category. For the general category, it's often 45% (135 marks out of 300), while reserved categories like EWS may have a lower requirement (e.g., 40% or 120 marks).

Since your score is 129, you likely meet the minimum requirement for the reserved category, but it's essential to check the specific guidelines for your category.

Note: Some colleges or universities might have their own cut-off marks or may even conduct their own entrance exams like NEET or state-level tests.

3. MH-Nursing CET:

The MH-Nursing CET is a crucial factor for admission, and you must qualify with the required percentile to be eligible for the CAP rounds.

The State Common Entrance Test Cell releases the cutoff marks for the CET, and you can check the official website for details.

For the open and EWS categories, a minimum of 50 percentile is often required in the MH-Nursing CET.

4. College-Specific Requirements:

Individual colleges participating in the CAP may have their own specific eligibility criteria, cutoffs, and admission processes.

You should research the colleges you're interested in and check their websites or contact them directly to understand their requirements for the EWS category, PCB score, and MH-Nursing CET performance.

In summary: While you may be eligible based on your EWS certificate and PCB score, it's crucial to:

Confirm the EWS certificate requirements for the specific CET and colleges.

Verify the minimum marks needed for your category (EWS) in the 12th board exam and the MH-Nursing CET.

Check the individual college's websites or contact them for their specific admission criteria.

For appearing in JEE Main, there is no minimum percentage requirement in your 12th class marks. However, for admission to IITs, NITs, IIITs, and CFTIs, you will need at least 75% marks (or be in the top 20 percentile) in your 12th class exams. If you are from a reserved category (SC/ST/PwD), the minimum is 65%.

In simpler terms:

To take the JEE Main exam: You can appear regardless of your 12th-grade percentage.

To get into an IIT, NIT, IIIT, or CFTI: You need to meet the 75% or top 20 percentile requirement in your 12th class.

For JEE Advanced (to get into IITs): You need 75% marks (or be in the top 20 percentile) in 12th. Reserved categories need 65%.

Your 12th marks don't affect your JEE Main rank .

Therefore, you can share your 12th marks, but they won't determine your eligibility for JEE Main itself, only for admissions to certain institutions based on JEE Main scores.