Karnataka NEET Cutoff 2023 - MBBS/BDS Cut off Marks For Government & Private Colleges

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In India, the most common entrance exam to get into medical colleges offering MBBS and BDS courses is NEET UG- National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for Undergraduate. However there are a few extra options and considerations:

• Entrance exams at State Level: Some states conduct medical admission exams at the state level, but most of those also accept NEET. Therefore, one needs to check the specific requirement of each state.
• Management Quota Seats: To some extent, all private medical colleges admit students under the management quota where admissions are done based on different criteria followed under that quota. Donations or capitation fees prevail in a lot of places, but this year, even NEET scores would play a role.
• Foreign Medical Universities: If you are willing to study overseas, some countries offer MBBS programmes without requiring NEET. But it depends upon the recognition of that degree in India and if you meet the required criteria for the same in India, after your graduation.
• Other Courses: If you would like to have a career in health but not specifically an MBBS, then you can join BDS (Dentistry), BAMS (Ayurveda), BHMS (Homeopathy), BPT (Physiotherapy), or any one of the nursing streams, each of which has its own entrance exams.
• Professional Paths: Lateral entry or bridge courses are allowed to pursue a medical degree after completion of an undergraduate-related program in some countries or institutes.

Overall, NEET UG is the most common and widely recognized path for pursuing MBBS in India. Alternately, one may look into the other options depending upon the goal and flexibility of individuals.

Hello aspirant,

The counseling process for NEET MDS 2024 is now complete. The final seat allocation outcome for the Online Stray Vacancy Round, or Round 4, was announced on September 7, 2024. Out of 159 available seats, seats have been awarded to as many as 40 contenders. The period of the institute reporting process was September 9, 2024, to September 14, 2024. The NEET MDS counseling 2024 is now in its last and final round. In the event that there are open seats, MCC may declare additional rounds. Nonetheless, the counseling procedure might begin over in light of the modified cutoff.

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Hello,

Yes, NEET will accept your two marksheets. The National Testing Agency, who conduct NEET allows you to utilize the improvement marks from the open boards like NIOS. As you passed your 12th PCB aggregate in the year 2024 from the NIOS On-Demand Examination you can combine both, the marks of year 2022 under the Maharashtra Board as well as the marks of year 2024 under the NIOS.

So, take a care to note that on both your marksheets - the Maharashtra Board and NIOS, your qualification in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology should be reflected. You will require minimum 50% marks in PCB for the general category. For reserved categories, the marks must be at least 40%. Both the marksheets would be required at NEET counseling. Better to clarify with the authorities if any specific regional rules would apply at the time of counseling.

Hello aspirant,

Yes, certain universities allow admission to BAMS programs (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) without the need for a qualifying NEET score. Some universities admit students directly to BAMS programs without taking NEET results into account. Students are usually admitted to these colleges through the management quota, which is determined by how well they pass on the class 12 board exams.
You must have taken Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as required topics on your class 12 board exams in order to be eligible for such admissions. You also need to have received at least 50% in these disciplines (with an additional 10% relaxation for applicants in the reserved category).

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Hello aspirant,

NEET is one of the toughest exam in India and getting admissions in top colleges with 390 marks is quite difficult even with state quota and reservation benefits. You can get the admissions in private colleges with these marks. But I suggest you to prepare hard and try to get the government colleges next year.

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