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    NEET UG 2022 Question Paper & Solution by Aakash Code-T2

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    Download the subject-wsie solution PDF for NEET 2022 question paper code T2.
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    With a NEET MDS 2026 rank of 1602 in the General category , you have a good chance of getting an MDS seat in several government and reputed private dental colleges, especially in clinical and non-clinical branches depending on the counselling round and state quota. Previous counselling trends indicate

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    Hello Dear Student,
    Yes, you have a very strong chance of securing a 'Category-A' (convenor quota) BDS seat at the Panineeya Institute of Dental Sciences in Hyderabad with 377 marks.

    You can check, find and access more information here: https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/re-neet-2026-safe-score-for-bds
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    Hello,

    Getting an MBBS seat in Karnataka with 460 marks is quite difficult, even if you belong to Category 1, Ex-serviceman, and HK category in government colleges. However, you have a good chance of getting a seat in the private medical colleges through the government-quota seats in private medical colleges.

    Hello Student,

    With 208 marks in Re-Neet it is unlikely that you will get a government seat in MBBS or in BAMS. Scores for government seats generally go upto 500 to 600. Admission also depends on the category type and state quota.

    For BAMs seats in government colleges, cut off

    Hello Student,

    With 315 marks in Re-Neet as an OBC candidate, it is highly unlikely that you get a BDS seat. However, you do have chance of securing a seat in a private college through the management quota.

    Hello Student,

    With a NEET score of 460, it is highly unlikely that you can get a government college seat. However, you have a good chance of getting a seat under the management quota in private colleges.

    Hello Dear Student,
    NEET 2025 mein AIIMS Raipur ke MBBS course mein SC category ke candidates ke liye closing rank rounds ke anusar 12,231 se shuru hokar 96,012 tak rahi hai.

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