Hello,

Congratulations on earning a PwBD category  NEEt rank of 6826! You have a good chance of being admitted to a Veterinary College, particularly for the BVSc & AH course, given your extra reservation under the SC category.

What You Should Do?

• If available, apply for the all India Quota and state counselling.
• The PwBD certificate, the SC certificate, the NEET scorecard, and the domicile certificate should all be kept on hand.
• Due to lower cutoffs, be willing to enroll in more recent or rural veterinary colleges.

Hello,

It is nearly hard to get MBBS or BDS seats at Government colleges with 100 marks.

Even at private universities, entrance to MBBS or BDS programs is point impossible for someone with a 100 NEET score. The average qualify my score for the general category is 144, which is 100 marks below the cutoff. Even while certain private colleges may have lower requirements, especially for management quota seats, it's still a very low score, and their aren't many possibilities of getting in.

With a NEET 2025 AIR of 9,86,456 and a General EWS rank of 89,366, admission to MBBS in government colleges is not possible, as the cutoff for EWS category in most states typically closes around 500–550 marks, which usually corresponds to ranks below 1,50,000. Your current rank is too low for any government seat, even in the mop-up or stray vacancy rounds.

MBBS in private colleges under management quota may still be an option, but it will depend on availability and fees, which are generally high. You might also have chances in private BDS colleges, or courses like BAMS, BHMS, BPT, and BSc Nursing, where cutoffs are lower and more relaxed. If MBBS remains your first goal, preparing again for NEET next year could also be considered.

With 443 marks in NEET 2025, an AIR of 1,33,537, and belonging to the OBC-NCL category from Bihar, you have a decent chance of getting a government BAMS seat in Bihar, especially in later rounds or through AYUSH state counselling. In previous years, BAMS government colleges in Bihar had cutoff marks for OBC candidates ranging from 420 to 460, depending on the college and availability of seats. Since you’re within this range, admission is quite possible.

For Uttar Pradesh, the cutoffs for BAMS government colleges tend to be slightly higher—often around 460–480 for OBC, so getting a seat there might be a bit tougher, though not impossible in mop-up or stray vacancy rounds.

Keep an eye on both state counselling portals, fill in as many choices as allowed, and participate actively in all rounds.

Hello aspirant,
For NEET-UG, the minimum qualifying percentile for PwD candidates is 45% for General-PwD and 40% for SC/ ST/ OBC-PwD, which corresponds to approximately 127–143 marks in 2022–24 and around 126–143 in 2025. For Jammu & Kashmir state quota, MBBS seats for MBBS among PwD candidates (e.g., ST-PwD) have historically closed in the same lower percentile zone as other reserved categories—around 93–127 marks in 2022 and similar in later years.

In terms of seat allotment, PwD candidates within J&K state quota typically require NEET marks in the 110–140 range to secure a seat in MBBS, with slight variation depending on the number of applicants and available seats in a given year. For 2025, expect the cutoff to remain in that same 110–140 mark bracket for state quota PwD seats.

Hello Aspirant,

With 132 marks in NEET UG and belonging to the SC category, your chances of getting a BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery) seat in a government dental college are very low, even under the SC reservation.

Here is Why:

• The qualifying cutoff for SC in NEET UG 2024 was around 116–118 marks (40th percentile), so you are eligible for counselling.

• However, government BDS colleges usually require higher scores, even for reserved categories. In SC category, the cutoff for BDS government colleges usually starts from around 350–420+ marks depending on the state.

• With 132 marks, you can explore private BDS colleges, especially through state quota counselling or management/NRI quota seats.

• Some deemed universities or private colleges may also offer BDS seats at this score, but the fees will be higher.

All the best.

Hello Aspirant,

• Yes, you are eligible for Category A (Government quota) seats in private dental colleges under Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS).

• Cutoffs for BDS in Andhra Pradesh under Category A are usually much lower than MBBS, and candidates with marks ranging from 280 to 350 often get BDS seats in private colleges during later rounds.

Chances in College like:

1. GSL Dental College, Rajahmundry

   • Last year, BDS closed around 310–320 marks for Category A (OC/BC).

   • You may get this in Round 2 or Mop-Up.

2. Gitam Dental College, Visakhapatnam

   • Slightly more competitive; closed around 320–330 marks.

   • Keep this in your list—chances improve in Mop-Up if seats remain vacant.

3. Sibar Institute of Dental Sciences

   • Less competitive; chances are better for Round 2/Mop-Up.

All the best for your admission.

Hello,

There is a moderate possibilities that you would be admitted to a low teir Government Medical College in Kerala if if your all India rank in NEET 2025 is 32,000 under the EWS category but in later rounds of counselling due to high competition in Kerala. So, Keep up during the counselling and participate in all rounds.

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Dear Candidate ,
Yes , you can get admission in B. Sc Nursing through NEET in many institutions across India , especially government colleges and top private universities .
Although if you did not appear for NEET , don't worry because many private and some state colleges still offer B. Sc Nursing based on Class 12 marks or their own tests .

Hello aspirant,
With 383 marks in NEET 2025 and being from Uttar Pradesh, your chances for MBBS in government colleges are low, but you do stand a fair chance for BDS (Dental) and BAMS (Ayurveda) in semi-government or government AYUSH colleges, especially under the OBC/SC/ST quota, if applicable. For BDS, states like Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Chhattisgarh sometimes offer government or government-aided dental seats around the 370–400 mark in later rounds or mop-up counselling. Similarly, for BAMS, many government AYUSH colleges across states like Uttarakhand, MP, Haryana, and Karnataka offer seats in this score range, especially under the state quota.

You should definitely apply for UP state counselling and consider registering for other state counselling where open state quota is allowed. Your chances improve if you keep AYUSH and dental preferences open and actively participate in mop-up and stray vacancy rounds.