It's a Question of your Career!

If you are asking about getting a seat in MCODS Manipal (Manipal College of Dental Sciences) in Round 1, it depends on your NEET rank.

In Round 1 last year, the general category closing rank for BDS at MCODS was around 4,06,000. If your NEET rank is below that, then you have a good chance to get a seat in Round 1.

The opening rank was around 68,000 and closing was around 4 lakh, so if your rank is within this range, your chances are strong.

If your rank is a little above this, you may still get a seat in Round 2 or Round 3.

You can check more details here:
https://www.manipal.edu/met
https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/manipal-college-of-dental-sciences-manipal/cut-off

Hello student,

With 190 marks in NEET 2025 and 62% in 12th (PCB), your chances of getting into a BSc Nursing program, particularly in Maharashtra's government colleges, are limited, especially as you are from the general category .

Consider exploring private BSc Nursing colleges in Maharashtra that accept NEET scores or conduct their own entrance exams. You may have a better chance of admission with your NEET score in these institutions.

Check the article below to understand the cutoff for B.Sc. nursing:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off-for-bsc-nursing-government-colleges

Thank you!!

Hello Aspirant,

With NEET 2025, you got 291 marks and you belong to the General (Unreserved) category with no Puducherry domicile, which means your chances of getting IGMC&RI, Puducherry via All India Quota (AIQ) is extremely low. From previous years results, the AIQ cut off to get IGMC&RI's General quota is 550+. Moreover, even for state quota (for Puducherry residents) the cut off also was much more than 291. However, you can consider:

• Private/deemed universities
• Management/NRI Quota seats (if you have funds)
• BDS or allied health sciences courses as an option.

Yes, you can get an MBBS seat through the ESIC IP quota if your parent is an insured person under ESIC. Your NEET 2025 score is 493 and your All India Rank is 60,539 under the OBC category. This rank is slightly higher than the last year's cutoff for ESIC OBC category, which was around 53,687.

So, your chances are not guaranteed in Round 1, but you may get a seat in Round 2 or Mop-up round, depending on the availability and how much the cutoff moves this year.

To apply under the ESIC quota, you must have your NEET scorecard, OBC certificate, and your parent’s ESIC Insured Person (IP) certificate.

During the MCC counselling process, make sure to choose ESIC medical colleges and upload the required ESIC documents.

You can check more details here:
https://www.esic.gov.in/admissions
https://www.mcc.nic.in

Hello aspirant,

As per your request, here is the list of some biotechnology engineering colleges,

1. VIT Vellore
2. Delhi Technology University
3. Lovely Professional University
4. School of Engineering, DY Patil University
5. IIT Delhi
6. Parul University
7. Amity University
8. IIT Khargpur
9. Jaipur University
10. Chandigarh University

For more information click on the link given below,

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-biotechnology-engineering-colleges-in-india

Regards

Hello Aspirant,

Indeed, you can take NEET 2026 after giving an improvement exam in 2026. As per NEET eligibility criteria, a candidate needs to obtain a passing mark in qualifying examination science stream subjects i.e. Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, and English - in that exam by boards. For general category students, minimum qualifying percentage/aggregate in PCB was 50% aggregate. Now, since you mentioned you've obtained 44% in HSC, at this time you are not eligible - however, if you reappear for the qualifying examination in 2026 and obtain passing marks with qualifying percentage, the eligibility requirement will be fulfilled, and you can apply for NEET 2026.

Which Qualification Code Should You Use?

1. Use Code 01 if your improvement results are awaited at the time you are completing the form.
2. Use Code 02 if you have passed Class 12 with PCB and have any improvement results before you complete the application form.

The NBSE Class 12 (HSSLC) compartment result 2025 will be announced in July 2025. The exams were held from June 6 to June 19. If you appeared for the compartment exam, you will be able to check your result by the end of July.

To check the result, visit the NBSE official result website. You will need to enter your roll number to view and download your result.

Here are the websites to check your result:
https://nbsenl.edu.in/result-downloads
https://school.careers360.com/boards/nbse/nbse-hsslc-compartment-result

The cutoff for the B.Sc.–M.Sc. Forensic Science dual degree course at NFSU depends on your marks in the NFAT entrance test.

For the general category, students with around 38.5 marks got admission in 2023. Some students even got in with 28 marks in the final rounds.

For the OBC-NCL category, the cutoff was also around 28 marks.

So, if you have scored above 38 in general or above 28 in OBC, you have a good chance to get a seat at NFSU.

The cutoffs may change slightly each year based on the number of students and difficulty of the paper.

You can check more details about NFSU admission here:
https://beta.nfsu.ac.in/admission

Hello student,

With a score of 587, you have a good chance of getting admission into other reputable colleges, both within Delhi University (potentially South Campus) and other participating universities.

Explore central universities participating in CUET, such as Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), and others.

Careers360 provides a list of top colleges offering this program, including those in Delhi, Kolkata, and other cities. Read the below article:

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-ba(hons)-in-sanskrit-degree-colleges-in-india

Thank you!!

Hello Neha,

With a NEET 2025 score of 337, 84 percentile, an AIR of 344243, and an OBC rank of 164433, you may find it difficult to secure a government MBBS seat in South India, especially in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, or Kerala where OBC cutoffs generally higher in these states. You still have options in:

• Private Medical Colleges (management/NRI quota)
• Deemed Universities.
• You could look at BDS, AYUSH (BAMS, BHMS, etc.), or paramedical options as well.

Always check with your State level counselling (like, KEA, TN Medical Selection etc.) for the latest cutoffs and seat matrix. Also watch out for Mop-Up and Stray Vacancy rounds as cut off may drop a few points.