NEET 2021 Cutoff BHU: Banaras Hindu University NEET Expected & Previous Year Cut Off

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As you have mentioned that you belong to VJ category and that is just applicable in Maharashtra, if you look at National level this category comes under OBC category. Looking at previous year's cut off trends for MBBS, candidates from OBC category required minimum 500-530+ marks in NEET to get a government seat. With the score you have mentioned it can be difficult for you to get admission in government college. However you can try in semi government or private colleges for MBBS. There might be chances of your admission. I have mentioned list of colleges you can try to get admission in :

DYPMC, Pune

MGIMS, Sevagram

MGM Medical College, Aurangabad

Krishna Institute of Medical Science, Karad

Terna Medical College, Navi Mumbai

ACPM Medical College, Dhule

You can also predict chances of your admission according to your score, rank or location by using NEET UG COLLEGE PREDICTOR tool, tap on the link below,

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_cp

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The NEET test is used to determine eligibility for MBBS admission. For students to be eligible to take the NEET Exam, they must be older than 17 and have taken Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as required courses in class 12.

Qualifying percentage marks required to take admission in MBBS is 50% for general and 40% for SC/ST.

So, you are eligible because you got more than qualifying marks of mbbs under SC category.

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You must keep specific tactics in mind if you want to receive 250 or more in biology. Half of the 720 total points come from Biology. Before starting the crucial chapters for the NEET test, look at the question questions from the previous year. If you do well in this particular segment, you can subsequently concentrate on other ones as well.

Take accurate notes on each chapter. Without taking notes, you will never comprehend the crucial portions. There are a few chapters that the question writers draw from to create questions each year. Focus your attention more on such chapters.

Regularly practise exams. Attempt sectional mock tests in addition to the overall mock tests. With these practise exams, you may learn how to get ready for the exam.

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Yes, it is entirely OK to take a drop after 12th grade to focus on NEET preparations.

If the drop is actually taken voluntarily and not as a result of external circumstances, it will be helpful. Taking a drop allows you to psychologically be ready for the strain that will soon be present at medical institutions.

Additionally, it might be challenging to study for both the boards and NEET at the same time. If you are aware of your strengths and limitations, taking a year off is a wise choice.

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After Neet Ug, they can join government and private college to do MBBS course.

In India, aspirants to become physicians must complete the 5-year, 6-month Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery [MBBS] programme.

The cost of an MBBS programme can range from INR 5,00,000 to INR 50,00,000. After successfully completing an MBBS programme, individuals have access to a variety of career prospects. In both public and private institutions, on trains, and in the military forces, they can train to be doctors.

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